Showing posts with label The Healing Codes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Healing Codes. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 26, 2007

The Healing Codes III

I have to admit I’ve struggled with The Healing Codes. They’re a remarkable idea, and I’ve found them to be effective, but I can’t seem to get comfortable with their price. The owners of The Healing Codes offer a 90-day money back guarantee. I’m sending mine back today.

That said, I can also recommend the use of The Healing Codes. I’ve been working with a very talented Healing Codes Coach who was assigned to me as part of the package. (Don’t worry—we’ve straightened out the financial part of this between us so he doesn’t feel gypped.)

One of the functions of the coach is to create custom healing codes. They can also be what’s known as “Q-coded” which makes the time you do them shorter. My personalized healing codes have been very effective. He works on the telephone so it doesn’t matter where you live. If your interest is piqued, send me an email and I’ll be glad to put you in touch with him. seedsdrcorso@comcast.net

As for the refund, I’ve written a letter to the principals of the company explaining why I’m returning the Codes. I hope they take it to heart.

Monday, April 30, 2007

The Healing Codes II

Okay, so I’ve done The Healing Codes Quick Start Program—12 Days to a Changed Life.

Am I healed? Totally? No.
Am I changed? Most definitely.

I was speaking to a dear friend on Saturday night and talking to her about The Healing Codes. Does this ever happen to you? When you’re talking to someone else about an experience you’re having, do you ever “overhear” yourself and get your own message? Sometimes it’s as though the Spirit of me listens in on the Soul of me (or maybe it’s the reverse, no matter) and I truly hear myself.

Here’s what I said to Vivian:

“The static is gone.”

That’s the best description of what the first twelve days of doing The Healing Codes did for me. My mind is quiet. Very little fazes me. I feel peaceful despite the fact that there are a lot of big changes happening in my life.

Peace, as some of you will already know, is my life mission. I am a relatively peaceful person if a little high-strung. The Healing Codes enhanced my experience of peace, and it seems only to be getting deeper, broader, quieter, more global on the inside of me. For that reason alone, it’s been worth it.

The other thing I told her was:

“My intuition is extremely clear.”

Those of you who know me know that I live by my intuition and I have for most of my adult life. But I, like so many of us humans, can thwart my own intuition by being attached to outcome.

The peace I’ve realized from The Healing Codes seems to have a built-in non-attachment mechanism. I am able to ask questions of my intuition, and regardless of my own fondly-held opinions, I get dispassionate, compassionate, correct answers.

So am I totally healed? No. But do I feel as though I’ve gone a hefty way toward it? Yes. Am I going to continue The Healing Codes? You bet.

At 11 o’clock this morning, I have a telephone appointment with my Healing Codes Coach. From what I gather, I get to intend to heal whatever issue I choose (and Libra that I am, I'm still trying to decide!), and I will be given a Personal Healing Code for that issue by my coach.

I’ll keep you posted.

P.S. If you’re intrigued by The Healing Codes, try them yourself.
www.thehealingcodes.com

Wednesday, April 25, 2007

The Healing Codes I

Cool has never been my thing. Nope, warm is a better description of me. Cool, not so much. I never had whatever that something is that makes a person cool. No James Dean genes, I guess.

It used to bother me, but as I approach fifty, now it doesn’t. I guess it’s because I am finally old enough to allow myself my passions as they are without worrying about how those beings outside of me might perceive me.

It’s a good thing too. Being a warm sort of person, I am given to passions, enthusiasms, discoveries, risks, new things. One of the things I’ve sought for many years is a way to access and heal my subconscious mind including cellular and unremembered memories.

I think I’ve found it. In the DVD of The Secret, there is a gentleman named Dr. Ben Johnson. With a salt-and-pepper beard, and warm brown eyes, his quiet manner got my attention immediately.

In the back of the book The Secret, his biography says that Dr. Johnson is involved in The Healing Codes. Visiting their site, I was astonished to learn that he had been healed of ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) by using The Healing Codes for six weeks. I’ve never heard of anyone healing ALS. Never.

Okay, said the warm me, I’ll bite. I filled out a form on their site and asked for more information. Daily emails started to arrive. To be honest, I wasn’t wild about their tone. It was a little rah-rah even for warm me. My “cool” wasn’t raised, but my skepticism was.

I can hear you asking: Susan? Skeptical? Well, maybe not skeptical, but conscious of having followed enough off-the-wall enthusiasms to temper myself on new paths of discovery. All sorts of systems had promised access to what I hadn’t been able to reach before. Would this one deliver?

I waded through the rah-rah emails. The video promos. Finally, I sought the phone number on their website and called. The person who answered couldn’t answer my questions. He got his boss. Neither could the boss answer me. I left a message for a “coach” to call me.

Within 24 hours, a well-spoken gentleman returned my call, heard my story, and answered my questions succinctly, clearly and satisfactorily. I bit the bullet the next day and ordered The Healing Codes. They’re $800, so it’s a genuine investment.

More daily emails, this time with rah-rah audio postcards. It’s funny. One of the things about being a “warm” person instead of a cool one is that I don’t need rah-rah. I need the space to let my own natural enthusiasm kick in.

Anyway, The Healing Codes arrive. It’s a huge package comprising a manual, a workbook/ journal, six audio CDs, 2 DVDs as an intro, two additional DVDs with another technique and a small pocket-sized book for the Quick Start Program.

Since I am adept at allowing my own passions to grow, you can imagine, I’m sure, that I’m an ace student. (Always was, always will be.) I “took” the course. Listening, reading, watching everything in it.

The thing that intrigued me the most was the Quick Start Program which they call 12 Days to a Changed Life. I was encouraged not to wade through all the material. No, instead, they encouraged me just to start.

Just start. Just like that.

I like that. Start, and see what happens. Start, and see how you feel. Start, and let The Healing Codes become to me whatever they become. Start. Like the Nike ad, Just do it.

As of today I’m on Day 7 of the 12. By next Sunday, I’ll be through the 12 days. On Monday, I’ll report to you on how my life has changed.