MTT
Meridan Tapping Technique MTT (originally called EFT) to unblock cellular communication pathways
Meridian Tapping Technique (MTT)
As bizarre as MTT seems, "Don't knock it 'til you've tried it"- It really does
work and it won't cost you a thing except a few minutes of your time and maybe a
little pride!
What is MTT?
MTT is a powerful mind/body "tapping" therapy that clears electrical blockages that are causing both emotional and
physical issues. These blockages otherwise prevent energy from flowing through your body's
meridians
MTT is used for just
about any emotional or physical problem
Example Applications for MTT
• Pain relief
• Fears & Phobias (e.g. fear of snakes or water)
• Allergies
• Addictions (address anxiety causing addiction)
• Weight Loss
• Blood pressure
• Trauma
• Relationship Issues (e.g. ability to express love)
• Depression
• School/Sports issues (e.g. achievement levels)
• Migraine
• Cancer / Other Serious diseases
• Fear of public speaking
• Intense war memories (PTSD)
• Insomnia
• Hiccups
• OCD /ADD /ADHD
• Nail-biting
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Anger at parent or child
• Anger
• Memories of physical/sexual/emotional abuse
• Respiratory problems
• Chocolate/food cravings
• Anxiety
• Stress
• Women's Issues
• Stiff neck
• Sexual Performance
• Poor eyesight
• Implement positive goals
• Remove negative emotions
(Sorry, it won't mop the floors, mow the grass or fix the leaky faucet
- but it can put you in a better frame of mind for you to be able to tackle
those jobs!)
*Warning: for serious
psychological conditions, such as multiple personalities, paranoia,
schizophrenia, MTT should be supervised by those experienced in dealing with
such conditions.
How does MTT work?
MTT specifically addresses the concept that all negative emotions are
caused by a disruption in energy flow caused by a distressing memory
and not
DIRECTLY by memories or thoughts.
The body is a network of electrical circuitry
used to communicate between cells. For example:
To transmit a pain message when you touch
something hot
Electrical activity in the brain is
measured as an EEG, and the heart by an ECG
Electric currents are used to enable you
to feel, taste and smell
A distressing memory causes an energy blockage in the body's electrical
circuits (also called meridians). This results in a negative emotion, such as
fear, anxiety, depression, anger or grief;
If a distressing memory doesn't cause a
disruption in the body's energy system, then any associated negative emotion can
not occur. Some people are better able to deal with negative
experiences than others;
MMT overhauls the body's whole energy system to
fix the "zzzzzt" without needing to identify its exact location.
Although there are methods available to diagnose the body's particular
"faulty circuit";
MTT restores mind/body balance essential for optimal health and the
healing of physical disease. Such concept is not given much credence by
Western healing methods, MTT is based on the premise that unresolved emotional
issues are the cause of about 85% of physical health issues, due to
the inherent connection between your body's subtle energy flow, your
emotions, and your health;
No matter how dedicated you are to a healthy diet and lifestyle, it is
to no avail if you are carrying "emotional baggage". Emotional
stress can contribute to pain, disease and physical ailments, such that until
you deal with the electrical blockages
formed as a result of negative thoughts or distressing memories
Overcome your skeptism. Ingrained doctrine and
non-acceptance of unconventional approaches to healing cause many to find the
idea of MTT both amusing and absurd; however, considering that the use of MTT is
spreading rapidly because of its very high rate of success, it would be a pity
to miss out on this seemingly "off-the-wall" therapy.
MTT involves tapping with the fingertips on specific acupuncture points* on the head and chest
* Acupuncture
points are the end-points of energy pathways (meridians) in the body located at
specific locations on the skin.
Tapping on
acupuncture points unblocks pathways with reduced energy flow
MTT is a form of acupuncture without the needles /
MTT is based on the 5,000+ year old Chinese practice of
treating physical and emotional ailments using traditional acupuncture to
clear the body's energy meridians (electrical circuits). There are 12 main meridians named according to organs or functions in
which bio-energy (called Chi by the Chinese) flows vertically in the body. There are 6 female YIN meridians in which energy flows upwards, and 6
male YANG meridians with energy flowing downward. Unhindered energy flow yields
harmony and health, but slowed or stopped energy flow interferes with associated
organ function resulting in sickness or tiredness.
Tapping is combined with thinking about your specific problem and voicing positive
affirmations. Thinking about your problem with positive
affirmations allows the body to identify and correct the energy disruptions
involved;
MTT is simple, quick and painless:
A round of MTT
takes less than a minute
Frequently, problems disappear permanently in minutes or hours.
Some
problems can reappear later as a different aspect of the original problem, which
can then be dealt with at that time;
The memory of a
distressing event does not go away, just the "sting" that went with it;
You briefly recall, not
relive , your memories during MTT. There is no need for a "Tell me
your life-story" approach, which can sometimes creates more electrical blockages;
No pills are
required;
You don't need to
believe that MTT will work! - and although it is better to say things
with feeling and emphasis, saying it routinely will usually do the job. It is
also better to speak out loud, but if you prefer to mutter under your breath or even
express yourself in silent thought, it will probably be just as effective.
MTT produces effective results about 80% of the time.
MTT does not work for everyone,
however, most people have significant results within a couple sessions; there
are even some who have experienced spectacular "1-minute miracles"
For best results, MTT needs to be applied to
specific events or problems in one's life. i.e. reduce general problems down to a
number of more specific smaller problems.
