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July 2003

1. The program needs to be

2. It needs to suit your skills, level of ability, and interests

3. It needs to sell your services (e.g. classes, workshops, videos, treatment, ...)

4. It needs to be based on an expert (which can be Donna and Energy Medicine and videos if it isn't you)

5. It needs to leave people with questions so they will contact you

6. What to have with you depends on your background (see (2) above) and how you decide to run your program (e.g. brochures, cards, handouts; massage table; common household poisons to demonstrate energy checking; foods; supplements; Energy Medicine Book; Videos, etc.

7. If you are presenting in someone's shop or office, you need to showcase their products and services as well

• It is very important to view the space before you actually use it. You will get a feeling for what you can do there (e.g. is there room for a massage table, how many people will fit in the room, etc.)

• It is also important to know what kind of audience you will have, as it may affect your presentation

1. Advertising, Cheap: Ask the owner of the location you are using whether they do any advertising, e.g. newsletter, e-mail, etc.
   Provide a news release to local and neighborhood papers (call and ask how they want the information)

2. Your Core Marketing Message: Think about who your target audience is, what problems they have, how you can help them solve those problems, how you have succeeded at solving the problems of others, and what makes you different from everyone else. In your communications (e.g. brochure, presentation) share information that potential clients can use rather than trying to sell them on your services. Explain the benefits of your solutions, "what's in it for them". Talk about what will be different for them once they have received your services.

3. Have a sign-in sheet so you can follow up with interested people.

1. Ask audience members to sign in

2. Thank your sponsor

3. Introduce yourself (what you do, your background)

4. Introduce Energy Medicine - Donna Eden and your training with her; the book (translated into many languages) and videos

5. What is energy medicine and what is it good for? (alternatively, see David's Introduction below)

6. Today, I'm going to briefly demonstrate some of these methods

• demonstrate energy checking and use with environmental toxins (Drano, fabric softener, oven cleaner, bleach)
• spinal flush (use in the context of techniques which help you flush toxins and live in your environment)
• "oh my god" neurovascular reflex points to deal with some remembered trauma
• small intestine lymphatics and belt flow for flexibility
• surrogate testing
• homolateral test (crossed and parallel lines)
• polarity test (walking backward and forward)
• chakra testing and use of clearing techniques
• fairy flows
• other tests that you feel comfortable with
• anything that is interesting and relevant to your work!

In sum, I've discussed a bit of the background of energy medicine and how I apply its tools to detect and address a variety of health issues. What you have seen today is only a tiny part of the universe of energy medicine. My teacher, Donna Eden, has assembled and taught many techniques that we do not have the time to discuss today. Hopefully you have gotten an inkling of their ease of application and broad applicability, safety, and benefits. Anyone who is interested in further information may pick up a brochure, speak to me while I'm in the store, or call me for further information. I offer courses as well as personal appointments where I use these techniques. Thank you for joining me today.

1. Energies—both electromagnetic energies and more subtle energies—form the dynamic infrastructure of the physical body.

2. The health of those energies—in terms of flow, balance, and harmony—is reflected in the health of the body.

3. Conversely, when the body is not healthy, the energies that produce illness can be shifted.

4. To overcome illness and maintain vibrant health, your body needs its energies to:

   1. Move and have space to continue to move-energies may become blocked due to toxins, muscular or other constriction, prolonged stress, or interference from other energies

   2. Move in specific patterns—generally in harmony with the physical structures and functions the energies animate and support. "Flow follows function."

   3. Cross over—at all levels, from the microlevel of the double helix of DNA, and extending to the macrolevel of the left side of the brain connecting to the right side of the body and the right side to the left.

   4. Maintain a balance with other energies—the energies may lose their natural balance due to prolonged stress or other conditions that keep specific energy systems in a survival mode

5. Flow, balance, and harmony can be non-invasively restored and maintained within an energy system by:

1. Tapping, massaging, pinching, twisting, or connecting specific energy points on the skin

2. Tracing or swirling the hand over specific pathways over the skin

3. Exercises or postures designed for specific energetic effects

4. Focused use of the mind to move specific energies

5. Surrounding an area with healing energies—one person's energies can influence another's.

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