Do I need Emotion Code?

When your emotions become too much to bear, your subconscious mind can create what’s known as a “Heart-Wall” — an invisible wall of emotional energy around your heart. If you’ve been hurt, your subconscious mind will use the energy of trapped emotions as a barrier over your heart to protect you against additional heartache and pain. Because the heart and heart wall are both made of energy, over time this can cause both physical and emotional pain.

Emotion Code empowers you to remove the layers of trapped negative emotions that make up your Heart-Wall, piece by piece.  Sending unimpeded energy signals from the heart may increase our ability to give and receive love, access creativity, attract abundance, and feel more energetic. 

Muscle testing taps into the subconscious mind to help answer questions about physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Completely noninvasive, it can assist in determining the underlying causes of ailments and afflictions an individual might be suffering from, identifying everything from nutritional needs to trapped emotions.  Our bodies live and function on principles of bio-magnetic energy. While our conscious mind is mostly oblivious to these energies, our subconscious minds are intimately connected to and affected by them. They are responsive to positive energy and congruency, and they are resistant to negative energy and incongruency. It is this tendency to seek out or reinforce positive energy, and to avoid or refuse negative energy, that allows us to perform muscle testing.

Muscle testing can also be done by proxy. By definition, “proxy” means to stand for or represent someone, and it’s no different here. Muscle testing by proxy is used when the recipient themselves, for whatever reason, can’t be present. In these cases, a “proxy” is used in their stead, allowing the tester to pinpoint problems even when they don’t have direct access to the recipient. This can be done either with another person acting as the proxy, or the tester may act alone as the proxy himself, using self-testing to achieve a better understanding of the malady.