In 2010 I trained with Karl Dawson of 29-Master Practitioners that Gary Craig, the EFT founder qualified, and that training was rigorous as Gary put them through their paces.
Karl Dawson has since gone on to develop the Matrix Reimprinting technique, which evolved organically around 2006, through the work he was doing with a student during one of his Trainings.
The technique evolved and he and Sasha Allenby wrote a book together to outline the processes, and later on Hay House republished it in the current format.
Karl Dawson
As Karl is the first to admit it’s not a new technique, as psychotherapist’s have been using a similar Inner Child technique for decades. But what is unique is in how it can enhance an EFT session by allowing you to re-imprint a different sense of the memory right there and then, and all the unwanted feelings around an event.
Although it doesn’t change what happened, it changes the emotional charge around what happened, which in turn changes how it feels in retrospect. And once the memory is dealt with it files itself away anyway.
Matrix Reimprinting Practitioner
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It works in line with some of the latest scientific findings discovered by scientists such as Rupert Sheldrake, Gregg Bradden, Bruce Lipton and David Hamilton to name a few.
Matrix has gone on to develop but you know you’ve completed the work once the original memory has been reimprinted with a new one.
This doesn’t change what happened only how you feel about it, which changes the physiology on a cellular level because it disrupts the former association that was there that created any sorts of symptoms as a bi-product.
I wrote an article for the September edition of the AAMET Magazine (1) see here.
Karl’s strap-line for life is:
It’s never too late to have a happy childhood
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If you’d like to see how this can help you with something you’d like to be free of, contact Jane for a chat:
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