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The Way Back to Joy.
There comes a time in our life when we know for certain that something has to change. We just don't seem to feel "right" inside. It has all crept up on us, similar to finding an uninvited stranger in our home.
At first we are certain that it is: our parents/ our personal partners/ our jobs/ our siblings/ our friends/ the government, etc., etc. "If only they would change, then it would all be "just fine". Then a sneaking thought lingers in our consciousness, that we are the common denominator in all of our situations - it takes a very brave person to both think and embrace this concept!
It's as if there is really nothing going on out there - it's all going on in here and we are projecting it out there (then the world seems to adjust itself accordingly). Maybe our reality isn't so real after all? So, we climb on the merry-go-round of self help books, workshops, seminars, retreats, psychotherapists and so on and so on. We are striving for quantum change and this should fix it. It does to some extent and we sail off into the sunset once more.
However, that feeling of uncomfortability returns on another level and keeps returning, tripping us up like a giant boulder on our path of life. You know, it's as if we are living inside a space and there is plenty of room to move, but the goal posts seem to be moving further away. It's as if there is a solid brick wall and no matter what we do to improve our lot, that concrete barrier just can't be broken.
It's a little like the Berlin Wall, where we can see through a chink to the other side; it looks so joyful and peaceful there - full of life and vitality and positively brimming with emotional and spiritual freedom. When that view from here causes us to ache inside enough, we take a quantum and unprecedented leap of faith.
The need to drop the ties that bind us to our emotional blocks is absolutely overwhelming. Then by some kind of "Divine Intervention", we are introduced to a man called John Sennett. He names his work:
Health Balancing For Success
John facilitates the removal of lifelong blocks by:
- Exercising a kind, gentle and non-threatening personal spirit in his deep dedication to support quantum change
- Working in a co-creative way with" Guidance from Source"
- Administering personally specific singular dosages of homeopathic Bach Flower Remedies
- Sourcing his vast library for suitable references, that amazingly back up the unique personality traits manifesting from the client's emotional blocks
- Providing readings relevant to the individual's personality, when it is deemed by Guidance to be beneficial.
The blocks have usually been built up from birth to the recent past, but everyone is completely unique. Many people have over 100 blocks, serving to confuse their decision-making and confound their perceptions, with the tragic result of unsatisfactory outcomes and developments.
Everyone is so totally different, with their customized Bach Remedies and (sometimes) referenced readings. There is never a generic approach to John's sessions. This is not "cookie cutter" work. The Spiritual Guidance he requests on behalf of the client and subsequently receives, advises him from the moment he sets up a preliminary meeting to the very last session's work.
The work is very easy to follow and absolutely absorbing in content and nature. The client is totally focused in the moment and feedback at every stage is welcomed on both sides.
Layers drop away, one at a time and cannot be pushed, manipulated or circumvented. It is an "orderly and correct" procedure, with results being felt fairly immediately, but most certainly after 10 to 14 days.
A tremendous amount of trust and reassurance is naturally built up between therapist and client from the beginning. There is no feeling of expectation from John's point of view.
The whole procedure has a natural flow and seems to take on a life of its own, according to the needs of the client.
The result is a feeling of lightness; that something heavy has been lifted and life has become more natural and focused. A feeling of "coming home at last". Like the Berlin Wall, it is all starting to disintegrate - one brick block at a time.
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