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Re: [cpkusagroup] How is the new MIASM mode used?

Ty,

This mode falls in among the other adaptation modes in that it will prevent processing to the end of the causal chain until it is resolved. It is another form of adaptation, and can cause you to detour from the true underlying problem.

To treat this mode, when active, simply use End Point and follow it to the end. Then normal processing on the causal chain may resume.

As to whether this mode indicates an inherited diathesis, I don't know. According to Dr. Dowty, this mode has to do with a trauma-emotional connection. I assume this could be inherited as well. 

--Adrian


On May 9, 2007, at 9:14 AM, doctycobb wrote:

I see the new MIASM mode in the hand mode book, but I am not sure how
it is used. When do you use it? Does it mean miasm as defined in
homeopathy (inherited diathesis)?

Thanks.




Wed May 9, 2007 9:27 pm

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I see the new MIASM mode in the hand mode book, but I am not sure how it is used. When do you use it? Does it mean miasm as defined in homeopathy (inherited...
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Ty, This mode falls in among the other adaptation modes in that it will prevent processing to the end of the causal chain until it is resolved. It is another...
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