EFT a Revolutionary tool for the Revolutionary minded.

EFT (emotional freedom technique) is amazingly quick and effective therapy for shock, fear and stress from traumatic events.
Helpful for calming your heart and mind in the midst of the most intimidating events. It Helps calm children amid civic unrest and discord.
If you have friends or family struggling with violent images, loss of sleep or irrational fears THIS TOOL HELPS.


It is simple to use and teach. Here is the free manual in Farsi.
http://www.eft.ir/Pages/EftBook.asp

Here it is in English.
http://www.eft.ir/Pages/EftBook.asp

AFTER you have read the manual read a few examples that may inspire and help you understand this technique.

Step by step walk-thru for helping trauma survivors.
http://www.emofree.com/Trauma/trauma-steps-paul.htm

An example of someone using EFT during a hurricane.
http://www.emofree.com/Trauma/hurricane-ike-trauma.htm

An example of someone using EFT for nightmares after a violent crime.
http://www.emofree.com/Trauma/collapse-ptsd-lisa-part2.htm

An example of someone using it for PTSD from a bombing in Iraq.
http://www.emofree.com/Trauma/war-trauma-ptsd-fredi.htm

An example of someone using EFT to calm after being attacked in the street.
http://www.emofree.com/Trauma/trauma-street-attack.htm

An example of someone using EFT to help a Firefighter after losing friends and co-workers.
http://www.emofree.com/Trauma/firefighter-trauma-brad.htm

Many many more examples can be found here.
http://www.emofree.com/eft-at-work.htm

Brother and sisters don't give up!
You are the vessels of freedom to generations of children.
You have all my love and support.

Byron
@dyslexicmystic
@theenergyshoppe

I have kind of abandoned the lengthy prose and verbose meandering to twitter. Every post I make on there I find myself having used too many long words to form the thought I want to record. I don't mind though. I like it for some of the same reasons I like Haiku. A couple well thought out laws/rules/guides will set a foundation for the creation of anything.
What has always been my stumbling block is spelling. My dyslexia manifests in my symbolic output. The spell check in Firefox is wonderful and means that I don't spend nights flipping back and forth between a and dictionary a thesaurus for hours. Painstakingly writing letters to my friends. However, it also means that I don't get distracted creating symbols either. Some of my favorite nights growing up consisted of me siting by candle light in my room writing and listening to tapes.

A large portion of what I believed the future would be like has already become the past. I find myself drifting rudderless while my intelligence works feverishly with all the new data that streams into it trying to weave a coherent world view. What a beautiful tapestry. Cycles, loops, patterns, and the endless beat from the core of creation itself.

Falling asleep...