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Who Wins?  Coherence or Non-coherence?

If you need to add some coherence to a situation, do a 'zip-up'!  This clears the flow in the Conception Vessel which creates well-being.

First: A remedy!  How to do a zip up:

  • Put your hand just below belly level, palm up, and lift it up to your nose.
  • Repeat.
  • You can do one hand or both hands.

This excellent to do at the start of the day to get off on the right foot, at times when you want to generate coherence around a belief, or to counter the non-coherence of statements, thoughts, or actions.  

   

 

 

Analyzing the interactions of coherence and non-coherence 

 

Let's say there are two people and one person does or doesn't think something and the other person does or doesn't think something about them -- who wins?  Who's seeing reality?

Here are the possibilities:

First Possibility

The first person believes they are safe with the second person, and the second person believes the first person is safe around them. 
-- This is probably good!  Good will all around.  The second person might accidentally hurt the first person but they probably have enough good feelings to overcome the mishap.  Because they both believe there is safety, the scales are weighted towards safety.   

Second Possibility

The first person doesn't believe they are safe with the second person, although the second person believes the first person is safe around them. 
-- this is probably a bit less good.  The first person is accusing the second person of something the second person perhaps isn't or hasn't or won't do.  The second person may feel unjustly accused of something and feel hurt.   But if they have a strong belief in safety, that will prevail.  The level of safety is less than in the first scenario because the first person is casting doubt into the situation.  It's like 1 vote for safe and 1 vote for not safe, and thankfully, the person who's in control of safety is voting for safety.  

Third Possibility 

The first person believes they are safe with the second person, and the second person plans to harm the first person.
-- this is getting into the realm of could be seriously not good.  Although the first person's beliefs provide some protection, they may also prevent them from recognizing a real danger.   It depends upon which belief system carries the situation.  If the belief of 'I am safe' is stronger than the belief of 'I plan to hurt you' then the person will stay safe.  Carolyn Myss relates a time where she was able to pass through a riot unscathed because she was 100% unaware of any danger.
But if the second person's belief of 'I plan to hurt you' is stronger than the first person's belief they are safe, there's a good chance the first person is probably going to get hurt.  
This is where 'positive thinking' can be a bad thing.  
In it's most innocent form, the first person is simply confused and doesn't understand why things just never seem to work out.  But it can be much more ominous. 
This why guys get away with murdering multiple wives or girlfriends.  The women think, 'O, I'm safe with him' and he's thinking, 'I can get rid of her just like the last one.'
This is why mass killings happen.  You hear people saying things like: 'He seemed like such a nice guy.'  'He seemed a little off but I never thought he'd do that.'   It's because they preferred to believe something that wasn't true and, unfortunately, they weren't the one's casting the vote that mattered.
Not to rain on the parade, but if someone is going to hurt you, it's better to know that and act appropriately.

Fourth Possibility

Which leads into the last situation: The first person doesn't believe they are safe with the second person, and the second person plans to harm the first person.
The 'only' good thing here is that no-one's fooling anyone and the first person will hopefully be able to take appropriate action and find safety.  In really bad situations, this could easily mean run away, find a shelter, go into a protection program, etc. 

 

Raising the Coherence

In one of my classes, the teacher talks about the power of the modality called the 'zip-up' - the one at the top.  The zip-ups strengthen the energy field by increasing the flow in the Conception Vessel Meridian, which increases the sense of well-being and safety.  She has two stories where some fairly dicey situations - one an encounter with a serial murderer and another an encounter with thieves, where violence was averted by people using the zip-ups on themselves, raising the coherence of the other people involved in the situation.

In the west, we often think of weakening our opponent so we can overpower them.  The beauty of this solution is that it raises the coherence all around, lifting the other person to a better place, where they behave better.

I use this any time I'm around someone 'having a bad day' -- the one spewing odd energy or swearing under their breath or slamming things around.  I also use this anytime I have an 'ungracious thought.'   These are the judgmental thoughts that just sometimes show up.  (Which, might be good to look at them neutrally to figure out if there's a message there!  but do the zip up!)  Or if all the sudden I'm just accident prone, which is an indication my energy is off.

Give it a shot and see how it works for you.  The first few times may not be very noticeable; however, do it a few times - you know, get a good sampling.  (Maybe do it a lot after reading things on the internet ... (!) )

 


 

 

Lynn

 

Reiki Master since 1997
 Certified Resonance Repatterning Practitioner since 1997

 

10/04/15

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