Muscle Testing, Kinesiology, and Consciousness Calibration Group

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Comment by Emily Louise Uselman on February 10, 2012 at 4:58pm

Hi! when will you be having another live class?

Comment by michelle on September 1, 2011 at 9:17pm

i've been mulling over (my "curse" apparently, lol) something Hale said in his post...calibrating things good or bad for you...
It what sense? Scientific knowledge, common sense, or actual personal experience?
As i have come to understand it, there is no good or bad to Self, so what's "good or bad" for any entity/unit would be karmic inheritance and perception, no?
i'm talking about the "it is what is", and "flesh bleeds", conditions of this plane, etc., which apparently all can be "overcome" by withdrawing belief in it/releasing attachment to such beliefs...and i am working hard on admitting that i simply don't know and that "God is the Strength in which i trust" (ACIM)...is there a possibility that i have difficulties testing because in the light of this, the need seems to disappear...and i'm usually left without a question to ask

Comment by michelle on August 31, 2011 at 10:53pm

Thanks Hale, i'll be in contact...in a jiffy

Comment by Hale on August 31, 2011 at 10:48pm

Michelle, I have found that I can test accurately for substances that are good or bad for me without knowing what they are, but do poorly when testing double blind with statements in envelopes using the arm test. Recently I have been playing with doing remote testing (with a testing partner in another state). If you are interesting in doing some testing this way for fun or research purposes, my email is hale@qslp.com. If you have a charged issue, or a position on the issue then we may get a "NO" on can we ask this question.

Comment by michelle on August 31, 2011 at 10:34pm

Hello all of you, just joined this group...because i tested (solo) 'yes' on my question if i should do so...and also 'yes' about posting this...as i am quite unsure about my testing ability and would like some input on the accuracy (or lack thereof) of my results, if possible...thanks!

Blessings, michelle

Comment by Cynthia on July 2, 2011 at 12:44pm

Hi Stio,

I think I can understand those doubts- seems like everyone falls into doubts. I  offer my help if needed in  this. I also know there are others out there who can  also help you on your path.

good luck- Good joy Cynthia

Comment by Stipo Sentic on June 30, 2011 at 7:04am

Could anyone "lend me their hand" :D for a few major life decisions, a few calibrations? (After watching the introduction videos I do not trust my self calibration on this) Or at least recommend someone who could help me? Thanks!

Comment by Rose Snow on April 25, 2011 at 2:38pm

Enyoyed your muscle testing video Dr Colyer - thanks.

Comment by Rose Snow on April 25, 2011 at 2:03pm

Hi all, I'm new to the CP community and live in the UK, I am keen to understand as much as I can about the practice of muscle testing.

Comment by Samantha Moor on December 21, 2010 at 2:21pm

At the last workshop that Andrew Colyer taught in October, it was suggested that muscle-testing be approached in a light-hearted manner with children, like playing a game.

 

A variety of common household items could be held against the solar plexus by the testee (one at a time of course), and then the tester would instruct them to "resist" or "hold strong." Things like individual pieces of fruit; personal hygiene products (soap, deodorant, lotions, etc.); books; videos; CD's; pictures; jewelry; clothing.


Dr. Hawkins has emphatically stated that he is NOT a teacher of kinesiology, and has referred people to these books: Your Body Doesn't Lie by John Diamond; Switched-On Living by Jerry Teplitz; and When You Reach the End of Your Rope Let Go! by Geoffrey Rose.


It would probably be a good idea to have a number of practice sessions before bringing anything potentially controversial into the selection of things to be tested. If the parent has a vested interest in "proving" that something is "bad" then it will likely get a poor response from the child-particularly an adolescent.


T v. F is an excellent resource to find what the calibrations of various genres of music and movies calibrate at.

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