Why do some people fail to heal?

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There is a glossary of terms at the end of this composition. Definitions offered are only listed as they apply to this article.

All healing modalities work – for somebody!

From acupuncture to Zen; mainstream Western medicine to voodoo healing; medicinal herbs to whatever… They all work for someone.

There are vibrational energy patterns (see glossary below) connected to each modality or protocol. About eighty per-cent of the population respond in a positive manner to these patterns.

What about the twenty percent who do not normally respond? With the many hundreds of healing techniques, modalities and protocols why do these people not experience the restored health for which they seem to desperately seek?

(1) Persons connected to Anti-social Personalities;

(2) Persons living in Victimhood;

(3) Persons with Switched Circuitry;

(4) Persons with Conflicting Purposes;

(5) Persons with Conflicting Emotions;

(6) Persons with Unfinished Business;

(7) Persons with Finished Business.

1. Persons connected to Antisocial Personalities

Antisocial personalities, in this context,have a deep fear of others. They believe that in order to survive they must hold “down” or subdue those around them and all with in whom they come in contact. They accomplish this suppression openly and/or in secret.

People closely connected to an anti-social have little or no stability of gain in the healing processes. They appear “cowed,” depressed and have difficulty in succeeding. This does not mean that everyone exhibiting these traits are connected to an antisocial personality. There are tests that expose antisocials.

As long as one is connected to a suppressive person, healing will remain improbable at best. Disconnecting or removing one’s self from the source of suppression can bring relief and even healing. A Transformative Ch’i facilitator can be very helpful in these matters.

2. Persons living in Victimhood

It has become politically incorrect to examine the actions, role or involvement of the victim in any particular victim-related episode. It seems that exploring the psychology of victims has become synonymous with blaming the victim.

However, in Transformative Ch’i [ch’ē] concept, victims do not exist. Even though for most people it is not apparent on the conscious level, everyone – man, woman and child, IS responsible for all that happens in their lives.

It has been said that there are those who take turns punishing each other through various lifetimes in payment of karmic debt. This is true, in that they keep attracting each other’s frequencies whose volumes are turned up loud. It can be a Catch-22 situation. They are trapped if they do and they are trapped if they don’t.

Scroll down to number 5, “Persons with Conflicting Emotions.” Situations, conditions, events, et cetera, are created when our thoughts, coupled with emotion, attract corresponding circumstances that reflect those thoughts. Negative thoughts generate lower energy patterns, which in turn attract circumstances that vibrate at similar lower frequencies. Higher, more positive, thoughts generate higher energy patterns that attract circumstances vibrating at similar higher frequencies.

So, techically, there are no victims. There is, however, a phenomenon known as “victimhood.” In victimhood a person rejects personal responsibility for what happens to them. They blame things on their parents, the government, society or anyone except themselves. They live, perform and act as victims.

Often people living in victimhood are connected to anti-social personalities. Remember that in spite of being suppressed by another, the near associate of an anti-social is not a victim. He or she is simply living in victimhood. Until such people decide to take on responsibility for their own lives, health and prosperity will continue to be illusive.

Victimhood stems from a poor “self-worth” image. When a person begins to love and respect him/herself the healing can begin.

Watch for our forthcoming article on victimhood.

3. Persons with Switched Circuitry

The two most important functions of the nervous system are to receive and to transmit information.

If a functional error in the send/receive process takes place then switching can occur. This takes place when a magnetic flow or flux is disturbed. In the human body, physical, emotional, psychic or nutritional/chemical stimuli can overload a circuit, tripping a switch, sending information along a different track.

A person with a switched circuit may show reversed or opposite than normally expected results from medicines, herbs, physical and emotional therapies.

This condition has names such as neurological confusion, neu. dysfunction, neu. disorganization or just plain “switching.” Simply put, the left and right hemispheres of the brain are not in direct communication with each other. Left brain signals are sent to the right, and visa versa. This can result in varying degrees of confusion and dysfunction.

A person undergoing any type of treatment, while switched, may demonstrate little or no stability of gain during an expected period of time. In fact, they may respond in an opposite than expected manner.

While there may be many possible causes for any particular dysfunction, switched circuitry is often overlooked. Most healing practitioners do not understand or even know about switching. Correcting switched circuitry can aid the body in healing itself. Transformative Ch’i facilitators are trained in assisting their clients in correcting this situation.

For more information on switching please view the Transformative Ch’i article: Are You Switched?

4. Persons with Conflicting Purposes

In 1999, Keith Coleman Pierce, founder of Transformative Ch’i, worked with an elderly gentleman with facial skin cancer and advanced emphysema.

The client had to cart an oxygen tank everywhere he went. He had trouble sitting down and even more difficult time in getting out of a chair. During these physical actions he would gasp for breath and experience pain in his chest. He could not lift his arms shoulder high.

About one and a half hours into the first Transformative Ch’i session the client was able lift himself easily from the couch. He could raise his arms straight into the air over his head and, fully extended, bring them down repeatedly. All this without pain or loss of breath. His eyes were clear and he was smiling. Cautiously he walked around, bent down and stretched. He did slow “jumping jacks.” For about an hour the gentleman did things he had not been able to do in years.

When Keith told his client to see his primary physician and have an oximeter test the man suddenly grasped his chest and gasped desperately for his breath. After stabilizing the gentleman Keith began to ask questions.

It turned out that the man lived in a very comfortable care facility. He had only his social security and complete health care. Without the emphysema he would have to leave his comforts and would not know how he could afford to live.

Talk about conflict. For this man the disease was the lesser of two evils. Over a three month period Keith was able to assist in building his client’s energy level more and more, allowing his client more mobility. It turns out, subconsciously, this is all the client really wanted.

By the third session his face had cleared completely. For some the “cure” is often perceived to be worse than the problem. Another “conflicting purpose” is a person’s abnormal need for attention. Again, this is a self-worth issue.

5. Persons with Conflicting Emotions

Our thoughts and emotions are integral parts of DNA hyper-communication and, based upon our beliefs, generate patterns of energy. Emotion is the driving force behind the thought.

As stated above: situations, conditions, events, et cetera, are created when our thoughts, coupled with emotion, attract corresponding circumstances that reflect those thoughts. Negative thoughts generate lower energy patterns, which in turn attract circumstances that vibrate at similar lower frequencies. Higher, more positive, thoughts generate higher energy patterns that attract circumstances vibrating at similar higher frequencies. This phenomenon is called “The Law of Attraction.”

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Remember that everything in the Universe has its own unique vibrational frequency. The essence of all things is vibration. Every object, being, thought, feeling and action has its own vibratory frequency. When healthy, our physical bodies vibrate at specific frequencies². Vibrations will set up resonance with whatever possesses an identical frequency. “The essence of that which is like unto itself, is drawn.” Our thoughts are inseparably connected to the rest of the Universe.

A positive thought will make us feel better than a negative thought. That good feeling is the result of a change in vibration.

When we have an interaction with someone who is judging and condemning we feel the coldness of their energy. When someone sends us a loving energy we feel the wonderful warmth of their loving vibrations. When ill, our vibrational rates change and we are no longer in balance with our true natures.

“For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he . . .” – Proverbs 23:7 KJV. As we think, feel and act we create the primary vibration of our being. This fundamental vibration then acts like a magnet and attracts identical vibrational frequencies in the Universe. The result is a merging of challenges, circumstances, opportunities and people, in exact vibrational resonance with our own dominant vibration frequency.

The conflict comes about when we want one thing but our emotions work against us. Two examples of this phenomenon would be fear and self doubt.

6. Persons with Unfinished Business

Every memory from all your predecessors is stored in your DNA. Every event, experience, thought or dream, whether mediocre, joyous, exhilarating, or traumatic – each memory has been filed and Kept. Each and every ancestral memory has been preserved in your DNA.

Karma is simply “energetic memories” from past experiences stored in our DNA.

Generally, it is thought that “Karmic Lessons” are the experiences our souls came into the physical realm to “ work out. ”

Transformative Ch’i concept, although similar, is also somewhat different. We believe Karma is “unfinished energy.”

Look at it as a computer still running a program. If you know the commands, the program may be finished at any time, through a variety of directives.

For more information on the subject of Karma and energetic memories see our Transformative Ch’i articles Karma & Karmic Debt and What is Shadow DNA?

7. People with Finished Business

This one is pretty simple. When a person accomplishes all he or she came to do – its time to go. There is no need to linger. It is not typically known on the conscious level when a Soul’s agenda has been completed.

Physical death may actually bring about the fulfillment of a Soul’s mission. Perhaps the death will motivate others (as in the case of a martyr).

Contrary to the opinion of some, Death is never a waste.

Glossary of terms (definitions as relating to this article)

Antisocial Personality: [an-tee-soh-shuh l • pur-suh-nal-i-tee] or [an-tahy-soh-shuh • pur-suh-nal-i-tee], as used in this context, is a person who suppresses those around him/her openly and/or in secret. Although many attributes of this type of suppressive person are similar; the meaning here does not refer to antisocial personality disorder.

Conventional Medicine: [kuh n-ven-shuh-nl • med-uh-sin] is medicine practiced by medical doctors, including doctors of osteopathy and other health professionals, such as physical therapists, psychologists, and registered nurses. Other terms for conventional medicine include Western medicine, mainstream medicine, orthodox medicine, regular medicine and biomedicine.

Cowed: [kaud] is to be frightened by threats or violence, et cetera. One who is cowed is intimidated and/or overawed – “beaten-down.”

Human Vibrational Frequency: [hyoo-muh n • free-kwuh n-see] The average healthy human spine vibrates at about 48 hertz (Hz or cycles per second. The average healthy human brain vibrates from 76 to 78 Hz. Other parts of a healthy human body vibrate between 48 – 76 Hz. When there is a vibrational drop to 46 HZ, disease or illness sets in. If the body drops below 42 Hz cancer sets in.

Hyper-Communication: [hī׳pur • kuh-myū"ni-kā'shun] is the name given to the recently discovered open network of human consciousness.

Switching: [swĭch׳ ing] is a term used to describe the phenomenon that takes place when the two hemispheres of the brain are not in complete communication with each other. The two most important functions of the nervous system are to receive and to transmit information. If a functional error in the send/receive process takes place then switching can occur. This takes place when a magnetic flow or flux is disturbed. Picture a rail road train on the main track. Suddenly, a switch is “tripped” and the train is on an alternate track, bypassing the main route. In the human body, physical, emotional, psychic or nutritional/chemical stimuli can overload a circuit, tripping a switch, sending information along a different track.

Transformative Ch’i: [trăns-fôrm'mə-tiv • ch'yē] (chi, qi) [chē] or [chī] is an approach to health developed by Keith Coleman Pierce that uses both time–tested and cutting–edge techniques which have been developed into a quantum system that is designed to move the Whole Body toward health, joy and prosperity. In Taoism and other Chinese thought Ch’i is believed to be inherent in all things. The unimpeded circulation of chi and a balance of its negative and positive forms in the body are held to be essential to good health in traditional Chinese medicine.

Transformative Ch’i facilitators: [trăns-fôrm'mə-tiv • ch'yē • fə-'si-lə-tā-tərz] practice the art and science of quantum healing. However, the term “healer” is inaccurate (terme mal approprié). Transformative Ch’i facilitators are intuitive, trained professionals and very adept in assisting their clients to focus on “healing.” However, they are not, themselves, the “healer.” Healing is innate, i.e., you and I have the inborn ability to heal and maintain ourselves. Optimum health, joy, prosperity, et cetera, are a part of our original make-up. Transformative Ch’i facilitators join with you in altering or adjusting the energetic fields of information in your matrix to enable a change in an idea or concept. It is you, our client, who then neutralizes adverse or damaging energetic frequencies and replaces them with a more harmonic and healing perception, restoring your matrix back to its original divine blueprint.

Vibrational Energy Patterns: [vahy-brey-shuh'ĕl • en-er-jee • pat-ern'z] as used here, refer to specific recurring Universal wave frequencies that repeat in predictable manners. Vibrations vary depending upon a person’s belief system.

Vibrational Frequency: [vahy-brey-shuh'ĕl • free-kwuh n-see] See Human Vibrational Frequency.

Vibrations: [vahy-brey-shuh nz] Everything in the Universe is made up of sub-atomic particles of vibrating energy, which oscillate at different intensities (frequencies). The oscillations (or waves) are relative to a fixed reference point, and can be a “continuing periodic” or a “single complete” oscillation. Vibrations have a quick and steady ‘side-to-side,’ ‘to-and-fro’ or up-and-down repeated motion.

Voodoo Healing: [voo-doo • hee-ling] is a fusion of herbal medicine and faith healing. Today, modern Western medicine is more and more found in the Voodoo mix.

Western Medicine: [wes-tern • med-uh-sin] See Conventional Medicine.