Back in 1999 we gave a talk at a healing centre in Waltham Abbey, Essex. Before doing a talk we always ask for a volunteer for pain removal so during the talk they can give a firsthand account of their experience.
Prior to the presentation we went to one side and the lady explained that she had Arthritis affecting her legs, the pain though could only be felt in her hips. We went through the process to remove the pain and she was surprised that the pain had not gone but moved to her knees. We went through the process for the pain removal but this time from her knees and she then said something along the lines of 'This is strange, the pain's moved to my ankles'. We successfully removed the pain from her ankles and she was overjoyed that this long standing pain had gone albeit that it had moved during the process.
This was an ideal scenario for our talk on pain removal. What actually had happened here was that the pain had been removed from the hips but the lesser pain signals from her knees kicked in once they had became dominant. The same happened again once the pain was relieved from the knees the ankle pain became dominant.
This actually is another example of how the mind naturally withholds the pain signals from the conscious mind. All three areas were sending pain signals yet only one was being experienced.
Saturday 14 August 2010
Friday 13 August 2010
Stop Pain Now uses "The Secret"
The process for instant pain control applies "The Secret", with immediate results.
Here's an introduction to "The Secret"...
Here's an introduction to "The Secret"...
Monday 9 August 2010
Not Limited To Pain Relief
Firstly I need to reiterate that instant pain relief is exactly what is achieved using this therapy. Instant meaning straight-away, not tomorrow, not next week, but NOW - instantly.
Ok, that said. There are many other health benefits using this therapy however the results are not necessarilly instant yet just as powerful.
When I first started using this therapy I was contacted by someone who was suffering from Agrophobia. This was the first time I had come across this request so offered a free consultation. Upon meeting with this lady she informed me that when she was 16 years old she had a life threatening accident whilst working in a factory. Since that time she had been agrophobic and would rarely if ever go out. She would never go out on her own, would have to have a family member with her and would only go out in a car, never walk anywhere. When she did go out in the car 99% of the time she would have panic attacks and have to come home earlier than they had planned.
Ok, what stunned me was that her accident had ocurred 40 years prior to this!
With a case like this instant results are not going to happen so we put together a list of declarations which she only needed to say once and would begin to effect a change in her for the next 30 days.
On my second visit she said that she had begun to go out more in the car and had not returned earlier, they had always completed the trip. This was an amazing result after just one consultation. We then compiled a second set of declarations which again she only had to say once whilst I was there to cover her again for the next 30 days.
At the next visit she informed me that she had for the first time in over 40 years gone for a walk on her own, just to the post box and although wary, she did not panic. She said that over the previous two months I had given her the confidence to overcome her fear. She said that she would try to continue on her own and that she would contact me if she required any further help.
Well, I never did hear from her again but was in her home town a couple of years ago. We were browsing round some shops when we bumped into her. She was out shopping on her own also browsing round the shops. She had totally overcome her agrophobia and was living a perfectly normal life, which is why we had never heard from her again.
This was most certainly a 'wow' event for me, and if this had been the only person I had ever helped, I would have been happy.
Ok, that said. There are many other health benefits using this therapy however the results are not necessarilly instant yet just as powerful.
When I first started using this therapy I was contacted by someone who was suffering from Agrophobia. This was the first time I had come across this request so offered a free consultation. Upon meeting with this lady she informed me that when she was 16 years old she had a life threatening accident whilst working in a factory. Since that time she had been agrophobic and would rarely if ever go out. She would never go out on her own, would have to have a family member with her and would only go out in a car, never walk anywhere. When she did go out in the car 99% of the time she would have panic attacks and have to come home earlier than they had planned.
Ok, what stunned me was that her accident had ocurred 40 years prior to this!
With a case like this instant results are not going to happen so we put together a list of declarations which she only needed to say once and would begin to effect a change in her for the next 30 days.
On my second visit she said that she had begun to go out more in the car and had not returned earlier, they had always completed the trip. This was an amazing result after just one consultation. We then compiled a second set of declarations which again she only had to say once whilst I was there to cover her again for the next 30 days.
At the next visit she informed me that she had for the first time in over 40 years gone for a walk on her own, just to the post box and although wary, she did not panic. She said that over the previous two months I had given her the confidence to overcome her fear. She said that she would try to continue on her own and that she would contact me if she required any further help.
Well, I never did hear from her again but was in her home town a couple of years ago. We were browsing round some shops when we bumped into her. She was out shopping on her own also browsing round the shops. She had totally overcome her agrophobia and was living a perfectly normal life, which is why we had never heard from her again.
This was most certainly a 'wow' event for me, and if this had been the only person I had ever helped, I would have been happy.
Friday 6 August 2010
Tuesday 3 August 2010
Pain Control is 'Mind Over Mind'
As we've mentioned previously pain is subjective.
The best independant evidence of this is PLP (Phantom Limb Pain). This is the phenomena where people have had limbs amputated and can still feel pain in the amputated limb, i.e. pain in their digits etc. It is not possible for the limb to hurt as it no longer attached to the nervous system, so this is a prime example of 'pain memory' and this existing in the mind and not in the muscles as conventional medicine believes.
Where our therapy works on firstly removing 'pain memory' and then any remaining pain, this can only be described as 'Mind Over Mind' and not 'Mind Over Matter'. This is why the therapy is so effective, it is not something psychic or a form of faith healing, we are over-riding the original signals sent from the nerves.
In many cases this is purely 'pain memory', where the mind is still issuing the 'pain experience' despite the nerves no longer sending any signals to the mind, or where there's a trigger which actiavtes the 'pain memory'. We need to remember that although the brain is powerful, it is highly impressionable. If we send it the correct instructions it will obey.
Often people will reinforce their pain quite innocently. Imagine having an injury that is aggrevated whilst jogging, you're likely to tell the doctor (and your mind) 'my foot hurts when I jog'. The doctor diagnoses the problem, and the mind has a clear instruction for your foot to hurt whilst you jog!
The best independant evidence of this is PLP (Phantom Limb Pain). This is the phenomena where people have had limbs amputated and can still feel pain in the amputated limb, i.e. pain in their digits etc. It is not possible for the limb to hurt as it no longer attached to the nervous system, so this is a prime example of 'pain memory' and this existing in the mind and not in the muscles as conventional medicine believes.
Where our therapy works on firstly removing 'pain memory' and then any remaining pain, this can only be described as 'Mind Over Mind' and not 'Mind Over Matter'. This is why the therapy is so effective, it is not something psychic or a form of faith healing, we are over-riding the original signals sent from the nerves.
In many cases this is purely 'pain memory', where the mind is still issuing the 'pain experience' despite the nerves no longer sending any signals to the mind, or where there's a trigger which actiavtes the 'pain memory'. We need to remember that although the brain is powerful, it is highly impressionable. If we send it the correct instructions it will obey.
Often people will reinforce their pain quite innocently. Imagine having an injury that is aggrevated whilst jogging, you're likely to tell the doctor (and your mind) 'my foot hurts when I jog'. The doctor diagnoses the problem, and the mind has a clear instruction for your foot to hurt whilst you jog!
Monday 2 August 2010
5 Volunteers Wanted
We are now looking for 5 volunteers who would like to experience instant pain relief. This is so we can test out the best working practices for using this system over the internet.
This could be pain relief from Arthritis, Back Pain etc.
They must have access to Skype.
Contact us at Stop-Pain-NOW@live.co.uk for further details.
This could be pain relief from Arthritis, Back Pain etc.
They must have access to Skype.
Contact us at Stop-Pain-NOW@live.co.uk for further details.
Thursday 29 July 2010
Feeling Returned to Numb Areas
One side-affect linked to long-term pain can be numbness in toes or fingers, depending on the condition.
Last week a guy came to us with extreme back pain and he also said that this had affected his toes which were numb. Within minutes we had cleared the back pain but the numbness remained.
We tried the same technique but this time concentrated just on returning the feeling to the numb toes, this worked instantly.
The nature of this form of therapy is to produce a biological effect instantly. It is likely that the numbness would have returned in its own time, yet with the power of the mind you don't need time as a healer.
Last week a guy came to us with extreme back pain and he also said that this had affected his toes which were numb. Within minutes we had cleared the back pain but the numbness remained.
We tried the same technique but this time concentrated just on returning the feeling to the numb toes, this worked instantly.
The nature of this form of therapy is to produce a biological effect instantly. It is likely that the numbness would have returned in its own time, yet with the power of the mind you don't need time as a healer.
Tuesday 27 July 2010
'Pain Memory' Cured in Minutes
Two weeks ago I was contacted by a young lady who is a goalkeeper for a London Premiership Football (Soccer) team.
Her problem started last season where she sustained an ankle sprain. She saw her local doctors who correctly diagnosed the injury and also had access to the mens team's physios who helped with the recovery.
Although the sprain healed she was still getting some discomfort whilst playing football, yet managed to finish the season but had to miss vital training sessions to let the ankle recover after each game.
She felt absolutely no pain at all when walking, so during the close of the season she had come to the conclusion that the injury had finally recovered. That was until their first pre-season training session at the beginning of this month. After only a few minutes of jogging she had extreme pain and had to sit out the rest of the training session.
This was obviously worrying for her, having the pain reoccur so soon after starting training she was very concerned as to whether she would be able to play football this coming season.
She revisited the doctors who confirmed that this was the after effects of her previous injury and arranged for a physio appointment. This process usually takes around 6 weeks to get an appointment. She had already explained that she had access to the teams physio and they weren't able to help.
She attended the second training session where she was unable to train and was told by the team coaches and manager that she should really not be walking or to use crutches until she could get the ankle properly healed.
I was contacted at this stage as her parents didn't know what to do. Having heard the history of the injury and pain it seemed appropriate to clear any 'Pain Memory'.
The process for clearing 'Pain Memory' is quite straight forward and only takes a couple of minutes. We ran through the process and looked at some exercises to mimic running. She completed these without any discomfort so she went for a run. Well, even I was suprised that no further pain relief was required, she had felt no discomfort at all.
I heard back from them over the weekend, she has completed all her training sessions since without any sign of pain. The coaches and managers at the club were surprised to see her, one minute they're advising her to put no pressure on her foot and a few days later she was back in full training. The parents were also pleased to hear that she may be promoted to a higher team within the club as her footballing has improved since she was able to train properly for the first time in months.
This is a classic case of 'Pain Memory', but what is more worrying are the amounts of people who have the same condition. Imagine if this young lady had not cleared the pain, the likelihood is she would have had trouble with her ankle possibly for life. Once that pain has been reinforced in the mind, it can only be cleared by the mind. No amount of physio, ankle strapping is going to help, what it will do is reinforce the belief that there is something wrong with the ankle and it hurts!
Her problem started last season where she sustained an ankle sprain. She saw her local doctors who correctly diagnosed the injury and also had access to the mens team's physios who helped with the recovery.
Although the sprain healed she was still getting some discomfort whilst playing football, yet managed to finish the season but had to miss vital training sessions to let the ankle recover after each game.
She felt absolutely no pain at all when walking, so during the close of the season she had come to the conclusion that the injury had finally recovered. That was until their first pre-season training session at the beginning of this month. After only a few minutes of jogging she had extreme pain and had to sit out the rest of the training session.
This was obviously worrying for her, having the pain reoccur so soon after starting training she was very concerned as to whether she would be able to play football this coming season.
She revisited the doctors who confirmed that this was the after effects of her previous injury and arranged for a physio appointment. This process usually takes around 6 weeks to get an appointment. She had already explained that she had access to the teams physio and they weren't able to help.
She attended the second training session where she was unable to train and was told by the team coaches and manager that she should really not be walking or to use crutches until she could get the ankle properly healed.
I was contacted at this stage as her parents didn't know what to do. Having heard the history of the injury and pain it seemed appropriate to clear any 'Pain Memory'.
The process for clearing 'Pain Memory' is quite straight forward and only takes a couple of minutes. We ran through the process and looked at some exercises to mimic running. She completed these without any discomfort so she went for a run. Well, even I was suprised that no further pain relief was required, she had felt no discomfort at all.
I heard back from them over the weekend, she has completed all her training sessions since without any sign of pain. The coaches and managers at the club were surprised to see her, one minute they're advising her to put no pressure on her foot and a few days later she was back in full training. The parents were also pleased to hear that she may be promoted to a higher team within the club as her footballing has improved since she was able to train properly for the first time in months.
This is a classic case of 'Pain Memory', but what is more worrying are the amounts of people who have the same condition. Imagine if this young lady had not cleared the pain, the likelihood is she would have had trouble with her ankle possibly for life. Once that pain has been reinforced in the mind, it can only be cleared by the mind. No amount of physio, ankle strapping is going to help, what it will do is reinforce the belief that there is something wrong with the ankle and it hurts!
Mind and Body Communication
Although this isn't directly related to pain relief it does highlight how our mind and body communicate in different ways.
Obviously we have our nervous system but there's a clue about a different way they communicate. When we go to sleep at night our mind initiates sleep paralysis to stop us acting out our dreams. But prior to initiating sleep paralysis our brain must make sure that we are actually asleep. What it does is send a signal to roll over, if we then carry out that command it will wait a while and then resend the same message. This is where the term 'tossing and turning' comes from when someone is unable to get to sleep. They are receiving that urge to turn over from the brain, to check that the body has gone to sleep.
Once we ignore the urge to turn over the brain then sends other signals to double check that we are truly asleep. It sends pain signals! If we ignore those pain signals then it is satisfied that we are asleep and sleep paralysis will be 'turned on', but it does send quite ferocious pain.
Try this out, when you go to bed ignore that 'urge' to turn over and just lay still. It won't be long before you start getting some really uncomfortable feelings and pain.
So the moral to this is, if we can identify how to effectively communicate with our brain, we can talk in its language and have it do what we want. Ultimately we want it to stop the pain NOW, and it does - within seconds!
Obviously we have our nervous system but there's a clue about a different way they communicate. When we go to sleep at night our mind initiates sleep paralysis to stop us acting out our dreams. But prior to initiating sleep paralysis our brain must make sure that we are actually asleep. What it does is send a signal to roll over, if we then carry out that command it will wait a while and then resend the same message. This is where the term 'tossing and turning' comes from when someone is unable to get to sleep. They are receiving that urge to turn over from the brain, to check that the body has gone to sleep.
Once we ignore the urge to turn over the brain then sends other signals to double check that we are truly asleep. It sends pain signals! If we ignore those pain signals then it is satisfied that we are asleep and sleep paralysis will be 'turned on', but it does send quite ferocious pain.
Try this out, when you go to bed ignore that 'urge' to turn over and just lay still. It won't be long before you start getting some really uncomfortable feelings and pain.
So the moral to this is, if we can identify how to effectively communicate with our brain, we can talk in its language and have it do what we want. Ultimately we want it to stop the pain NOW, and it does - within seconds!
What is PAIN?
Ok, now we've got the introduction out of the way we need to explore exactly what pain is.
Pain isn't necessarily a negative experience. Its first job is to warn us that an injury has taken place, so the first thing to do is get it checked out by the doctor. Secondly pain is there to stop us doing any further damage whilst the injury heals. Ok, so once the injury has healed the pain should stop.
Most of the time this is the case, but ocassionally the pain remains, or comes back although no further injury takes place. So let's explore a little further about pain.
Pain is a subjective experience. It is created in the brain and we only have the impression that the pain is felt in an area where the injury has taken place. It has to do this in order to protect the area whilst the healing process takes place. Evidence of pain being subjective is: differing thresholds of pain from individual to individual and also pain felt in 'Phantom Limb Pain' (PLP) cases. Another phenomenon recognised by conventional healthcare is 'Pain memory', muscles can store the memory of pain. As we're already aware pain is just an illusion created by the brain so the memory MUST be in the brain and not the muscle.
Of course, not all pain is derived from an individual injury. Pain can be felt through disease so we'll take a look at Arthritis. Here pain can be felt through inflammation, damage to joint tissue, fatigue and stress. With ongoing pain the nerves tend to get into a routine of sending those pain signals, or more to the point the brain expects there to be pain. This can be likened to 'Pain Memory' and can last for years. I have no doubt that a large percentage of Arthritis pain sufferers are doing so unnecessarily.
Pain isn't necessarily a negative experience. Its first job is to warn us that an injury has taken place, so the first thing to do is get it checked out by the doctor. Secondly pain is there to stop us doing any further damage whilst the injury heals. Ok, so once the injury has healed the pain should stop.
Most of the time this is the case, but ocassionally the pain remains, or comes back although no further injury takes place. So let's explore a little further about pain.
Pain is a subjective experience. It is created in the brain and we only have the impression that the pain is felt in an area where the injury has taken place. It has to do this in order to protect the area whilst the healing process takes place. Evidence of pain being subjective is: differing thresholds of pain from individual to individual and also pain felt in 'Phantom Limb Pain' (PLP) cases. Another phenomenon recognised by conventional healthcare is 'Pain memory', muscles can store the memory of pain. As we're already aware pain is just an illusion created by the brain so the memory MUST be in the brain and not the muscle.
Of course, not all pain is derived from an individual injury. Pain can be felt through disease so we'll take a look at Arthritis. Here pain can be felt through inflammation, damage to joint tissue, fatigue and stress. With ongoing pain the nerves tend to get into a routine of sending those pain signals, or more to the point the brain expects there to be pain. This can be likened to 'Pain Memory' and can last for years. I have no doubt that a large percentage of Arthritis pain sufferers are doing so unnecessarily.
Introduction
For many years now I have been using pain relief techniques which have proven extremely effective.
I remember on one ocassion when I first started using one particular technique. It was around 14 years ago when my daughter fell and knocked herself out. She was 4 years old at the time and had a gash on her chin which needed medical attention. I used this psychological analgesia technique which took just a few seconds, the pain stopped instantly, she stopped crying and we set off to the hospital.
She was fine but needed some steri-strips to seal up the gash. I remember the nurse talking to my daughter and saying that she needed to put on some 'glue' to hold the strips in place but it would hurt. The nurse put on the 'glue' and then the strips and she asked my daughter if it hurt? To which she replied 'no'. The nurse said I knew it would! Strange how the nurse just expected my daughter to agree that it hurt when in fact she said that it hadn't.
It was this event that change the way I viewed pain and realised how effective our brains are at controlling our bodies.
This is just one example of the many astounding pain relief stories I can tell you but it seems appropriate to start off with an early experience.
I will be exploring the possibility of sharing some of these techniques with those that suffer from chronic pain. Although I usually only practice these techniques within my local area it seems with two-way online communication becoming easier, I may be able to help people who don't have access to similar help.
I remember on one ocassion when I first started using one particular technique. It was around 14 years ago when my daughter fell and knocked herself out. She was 4 years old at the time and had a gash on her chin which needed medical attention. I used this psychological analgesia technique which took just a few seconds, the pain stopped instantly, she stopped crying and we set off to the hospital.
She was fine but needed some steri-strips to seal up the gash. I remember the nurse talking to my daughter and saying that she needed to put on some 'glue' to hold the strips in place but it would hurt. The nurse put on the 'glue' and then the strips and she asked my daughter if it hurt? To which she replied 'no'. The nurse said I knew it would! Strange how the nurse just expected my daughter to agree that it hurt when in fact she said that it hadn't.
It was this event that change the way I viewed pain and realised how effective our brains are at controlling our bodies.
This is just one example of the many astounding pain relief stories I can tell you but it seems appropriate to start off with an early experience.
I will be exploring the possibility of sharing some of these techniques with those that suffer from chronic pain. Although I usually only practice these techniques within my local area it seems with two-way online communication becoming easier, I may be able to help people who don't have access to similar help.
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