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6675aa92 :Anonymous 2011-07-11 20:04

[Note: Very "victimy" people may feel accused from being asked these questions. In the case that a client is terribly offended at being asked the questions above, so that he or she is too upset to go on, do not continue with the list This procedure will only work on people whose personal reality allows them to take at least some responsibility for the condition they are in.

In such a case, Part I of this rundown will have to suffice, and if the condition has not been handled, refer the client back to more strictly conventional treatment, and/or to a support group.]


Note on Unwanted Physical Conditions

You will do well to consider that every personal issue will eventually manifest as a physiological issue, and every physiological issue is in some way a manifestation of a personal issue. That said, the Clearing practitioner must understand that physiological issues are real, and our society highly regards those who specialize in handling them. If a client comes to you with a physical complaint, it is imperative to insist that they consult a licensed physician. Clearing work can then be done as an adjunct to, or in conjunction with, the physical healing. It is up to the individual to request the supplemental services of the Clearing practitioner. More and more, not only people but doctors themselves are beginning to understand the importance of the role of state of mind and beliefs in the physical healing process.

On the other hand, there are those who seek Clearing or other mental, spiritual or energetic disciplines as an alternative to conventional medical treatment. Some have arrived at this decision as a point of personal philosophical, spiritual or religious preference; others have actually tried various forms of conventional medicine and given up, now resolved to avail themselves of alternative means as a last ditch effort. Nevertheless, it is crucial for the private Clearing practitioner to be able to show, when addressing a physiological issue, that conventional medicine was recommended as either a prerequisite or an adjunct to Clearing. Thus, the Sample Client Agreement Form (Appendix XIX, page 352) is of extreme
importance.