Here it is:
- RPT is the fastest and most
efficient method in the world for healing trauma. On what is it based?
It is based on two things – the science of
epigenetics (which has proven that ancestral trauma directly affects our own
life), and the ancient wisdom of many spiritual traditions, which assert that
the essence of the human being is pure consciousness.
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What kind of traumas can be
healed in this way? Is this specific traumas – like car accidents or death – or
can there also be subconscious traumas that block the individuals development.
Well, so far it seems that any kind of
trauma may be healed with this method. The only kind of trauma that we have no
experience trying to heal yet is the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder of soldiers
returning from combat (we simply didn’t have the opportunity to work on this
yet). But car accidents, grief, serious abuse trauma (sexual, physical,
emotional, etc), childhood abandonment and neglect… I have not come across any
kind of trauma yet that was not healed with this method. And yes, subconscious
traumas do block our development, and it is the very purpose of RPT to unblock
our development!
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Do you perhaps know the answer
to the question “ why some people are more prone to accidents / bad things
happening to them”. Is this perhaps to do with subconscious blockages, energy
which attracts these things?
As a matter of fact, I do! The human being
is made up of energy (consciousness). When we experience our highest potential
(pure consciousness), we vibrate energetically in ‘tune’ with the world around
us. But when our experience is blocked by the effects of unresolved trauma, we
vibrate at a much lower level – and there is no ‘flow’. Being ‘in the zone’ is
a well known expression – some people live in the zone. Others experience is fleetingly,
but we all understand that it is possible. Ultimately, the extent to which we
are able to live in the zone is the extent to which we have resolved our
trauma. So yes, it is very much to do with subconscious blockages that attract
‘negative’ experiences. Although life is messy, and there will always be
experiences that we would choose not to have – but a person who has a high
level of consciousness will cope much better than someone who has many
unresolved issues.
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How does the session look? How
long is it on average? How is it different from other therapies, which are
recommendable for eliminating traumatic events, (for example classical
psychotherapy).
The session is entirely talk-based. On
average it is 90 minutes, but this depends on the therapist. It is most notably
different from other types of trauma therapy in that the actual trauma (what
happened) is not ‘relived’. The therapist only needs to know that something
happened (trauma). The nature of the trauma is irrelevant – because actually, we
cannot heal the trauma itself (we cannot make it go away – because it happened,
and we can’t change that!). What we can change is how it makes us feel now (the consequences of the trauma). Another
notable difference is that unlike many other methods that take a long time to
heal trauma (for example classical psychotherapy), RPT is very fast. Trauma can
often be healed permanently in just one session – this is because we get right
to the cause of the problem. And the cause of the problem, in case you are wondering,
is survival instincts.
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People often are not aware how
traumas from the past define us. And they can’t even put them into words. In
what way does the therapist pull out trauma from a client which he isn’t even
aware of.
First of all, part of the training of an
RPT therapist is in the development of intuition. So in the rare case that a
client really has no idea what causes their problem, I am always able to tell
them! However, I find that almost every client knows just as much as they need
to know in order to heal themselves (with my help). If something is forgotten,
it is because it is no longer needed. And RPT gives us the precise tools to be
able to access exactly what we need to access in order to heal our problems and
raise our consciousness.
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Can you perhaps give an example
of the positive effects of the therapy (of course without names) or maybe in
general. How does the person who came to the session with deep trauma feel when
it’s no longer there. How perhaps does his thinking change, and his behavior?
One client had a 20-year history of
clinical depression, and had attempted suicide. When she came to me she had
tried countless different types of medical and alternative healing / therapy,
including pharmaceutical drugs. Nothing helped. After one session she was
healed (the cause had been childhood abuse trauma), and when I saw her again 18
months later (recently) she remains free of depression. I also found out that
she had been diagnosed (18 months ago) with a serious thyroid problem that required
surgery. After our session, her thyroid was also healed, and remains so to this
day, as evidenced by regular medical check-ups. This is just one example of
many such ‘miraculous’ cases. It seems miraculous on the surface, but actually,
when you understand that trauma is responsible for most of our problems, it is
no miracle at all!
How does the person feel after healing –
lighter, less burdened. The feeling is usually subtle (no fireworks or
hysteria!), but there is a definite transformation. They will notice that the
change is apparent in every area of their life: relationships, self-esteem,
clarity of thought, emotional reactions… because what has changed is the person
themself. They are more themself now. So everything changes, in a subtle, but
powerful and positive way – and most importantly, the change is permanent.
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Some people, on certain points
of their lives, can no longer go on. They are controlled by fears, for which
they don’t have a reasonable explanation. Can these blockages have as their source,
unconscious trauma.
Almost
all subconscious blockages are caused by the
effects of unresolved trauma.
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The therapy is based on the
science of consciousness. Does it work in spite of the fact that the client
does not believe in it.
It is not necessary to believe anything for
RPT to work! Any therapy that requires belief
on the part of the client in order to be successful relies on the placebo
effect. RPT recognizes the placebo effect, and is far more successful than
placebo based therapies. One of the reasons for this is that with RPT we also
recognize that a person can only heal a problem when they take responsibility
for it – in fact, taking responsibility is the first step (and the hardest). So
taking responsibility is what is necessary, and actually, it is the opposite of
belief!
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Can we help ourselves with this
therapy also with physical problems.
Yes, because the physical body is also an
expression (albeit, a material expression) of consciousness. Problems that
manifest in the body are almost always first experienced on the mental and
emotional level, but we suppress them. The body then has no choice but to show
symptoms on the physical level. All aspects of us are made up of consciousness,
and when we heal the subconscious blockage, all aspects of us are healed –
mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual.
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In what way can we use the
method in our profession and maybe also in general in more positive way of
living or acting?
This is a very good question. Really, you
are asking whether this technique is only for people with ‘problems’, and the
answer is emphatically ‘no’! Despite enjoying wonderful physical, emotional,
and mental health, I continue to practice this method on myself. Why? Because
as we raise our consciousness by becoming more aware, and by releasing our
fears, we enjoy greater levels of joy, inner peace, and abundance. For me, RPT
is much more than a therapy. It is a unique method of personal development and
spiritual growth.
