Tag Archives: guided head movements

Imagining the Worst

Posted on July 8, 2011 by Brad Silberberg

It’s amazing the little games we play in our heads. What’s sad about them is that those games often run our emotions and our lives while “we” feel we don’t have any control. Our rapidly developing healing method of guided … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged fear, games we play in our heads, guided head movements, inner knowing, Kinesiology, negative patterning, worry | Comments Off

Finding Fault

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Brad Silberberg

As the 4th of July holiday weekend approached, my wife, Kate, asked me about tackling a couple of little fix up jobs around the house. She asked me innocently enough, starting out her request by acknowledging how hard I had … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged acceptance, blame, criticsim, fault, flaws, guided head movements, inner choice, muscle testing, resistance, societal system, wrongness | Comments Off

Saying “YES!” to Life

Posted on May 11, 2011 by Brad Silberberg

Late yesterday afternoon, we had an unannounced visitor to The Mesa. We had only just arrived ourselves, having done a drum making demonstration for the Academy of Lifelong Learning in Steubenville, OH in the morning and spending the first part … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged guided head movements, inner operating system, Kinesiology, living fully, muscle testing, Rev. Norma Edwards, shaking your head, teachable moment | Comments Off

Tag Archives: guided head movements

Imagining the Worst

Finding Fault

Saying “YES!” to Life

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