The Emotion Code: How to Release Your Trapped Emotions for Abundant Health, Love, and Happiness (Updated and Expanded Edition)

by Bradley Nelson

It’s critically important to be neutral and to keep an open mind while doing this work. Remember that we are all connected to one another, and when we use the Emotion Code, we are communicating on an energetic level even more “loudly” than usual. Because of this, if you start to add your expectations, suspicions, or prejudices into the mix, you can really get off track (to say the least). For example, a student of mine was a victim of sexual abuse, and for some reason, she suspected that all her friends and acquaintances had been sexually abused as well. She would ask their subconscious minds if this was true, perform a muscle test, and receive an affirmative answer every time. Of course, these people had not all been abused in this way, and they found this very upsetting. What was happening here was that she was projecting. She was expecting so strongly to get a yes answer that she did indeed receive that answer.