Energetic Reset. With Melinda Lee

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1 Energetic Reset With Melinda Lee Energetic Reset is a treatment that addresses underlying issues driving the symptom pattern by restoring all of the body systems to optimal function. The brain is the seat of intelligence, interpreter of the senses, initiator of body movement and controller of behavior. The brain is the crown jewel of the human body. The prefrontal cortex and limbic system regulates emotions and lies right behind the forehead. Short term memory, planning, imagining, cognitive tasks and decision making are some of the many components of this part of the brain. Emotional recall and the ability to revisit a certain experience is recorded here in storage sites. (One hand is placed here to address all of these areas) The Cerebellum (back of head) affects the cerebral cortex area where most information processing takes place. The cerebellum contributes to coordination and body balance, it fine tunes movements, cognition, emotion and the sensory systems. (Placing your hand here addresses all of these areas and more) When performing the clearing, the practitioner uses the same hand positions for most of the integrations. Follow the directions for each. One palm holds the client s cerebellum (back of the head) and the palm of the other hand goes on the forehead with the thumb and fingers toward the top of the head.

2 During the clearing the practitioner taps with the thumb and second finger on the clients head, while still connected to Spirit and holding the consciousness of the issue they are clearing or integrating. The practitioner will do this until the client shifts or sways back. This is an indication that the program has been cleared. If the client is unable to stand simply have them sit on an edge of a chair for a treatment. They will sway back in the chair when the healing on that area is completed. Using kinesiology, recheck each area after clearing to verify the shift, before moving on to the next program. After muscle testing and finding an area that needs to be cleared or resolved, the practitioner will instruct the client to put their hand on their heart (this clears emotions), put their tongue to the roof of their mouth and hold it there while thinking of a great day. Hold it there until the clearing or integration is complete (this connects the mind with the spiritual). Thinking of a great day, puts the client into a Gamma brain wave, this is a brain wave state where miracles happen quickly. Each of the following categories are checked by using kinesiology or muscle testing to determine the need for clearing of the areas. *Ground and center: This is done at the beginning and at the end of each session (as outlined above) *Geopathic Stress / EME (electromagnetic stress): Clearing harmful effects of satellites, cell phones, computers etc. And resetting the brain *Energetic attachment/psychic attack: Clears implants, clears person, homes, property, neighborhoods *Brain / Body Integration: Proper function of cerebral cortex

3 This step is critical for optimal healing Helpful with ADD, autism, learning disabilities, etc. 4 clearing steps and client hand positions Temples and Gluts- Clears the body s meridians and electrical energy Eyelids and hip pointer bones clearing for all the eyes have seen Forehead and pubic bone Cerebellum and Sacrum Client should be instructed to clench teeth only during these 4 steps with tongue on roof of mouth (hypothalamus) *Right and left brain balance integration: Head and mental comfort *Glandular reset: All glands working together to optimal potential and bringing all glands to balance *Organ reset: Resetting the brain with every organ system in the body...all organs working to optimal potential / Neurological. (Lung, thyroid, prostate, bladder, liver) *System reset: All body systems working together to optimal potential *Water Utilization /Dehydration: Resets the body for optimal use of water Client rubs their calves up and down and then taps the top of their head a few times. *Stomach and Digestion:

4 Reset hydrochloric acid (HCL) *Candida/fungus reset: If client is testing weak then clearing is needed. Client will place finger on tongue while the other hand is placed in the abdominal area. Client energetically runs hand up and down in front of body (like you are cutting the frequency). Check for the benefit of recommended remedies to facilitate additional clearing: oregano oil (all in one for fungus, bacteria, parasites) olive leaf extract, grapefruit seed extract. *Virus reset: Shingles, Epstein Barr, Herpes, etc. It is most effective to have a drop of blood taped to thymus (on chest bone) Client places hand on forehead (limbic area) and the other hand on area of complaint (ie. Pubic area). Use body scan to determine area of weakness. Client holds forehead (limbic) plus organ or area of complaint. Reset every area that tests weak with the virus. (Sinuses?) Do energetic reset for every area of complaint for virus. *Bacteria: Client places hand on spleen (left side) and area of complaint Screen throughout the body and treat *Parasites: Client places hand on left hemisphere of the brain and the cerebellum (back of head). Test for the benefit of recommended remedies: Oil of oregano, cilantro, black walnut, artemesia

5 *Heavy metals: Client places hand of the left hemisphere of the brain and the cerebellum Screen areas of body or entire body if needed *GI Tract Adhesions: Sticky areas in GI tract, usually caused by not enough eater; also common with allergies Have clients move hand around abdominal area and muscle test for weak areas Clear all weak areas individually by having the client place one hand on the weak abdominal area *Sugars and Carbohydrate Reset: Ability to use carbohydrates and sugars properly Client places hand over the mouth, then liver, adrenals, thymus and pancreas while the other hand is on heart *T Cells (blood work): *Stem Cells (blood work body repair): *B Cells (blood work): Immune system, produced in bone marrow *Spinal issues:

6 *Disks: Scan spine to find areas of weakness Client hand on heart and other on area of weakness on the spine. (Treat all areas that tested weak) *Vertebral Segments: Nerves out of spine, nerve segments Scan nerve roots, (sciatica is off to the side of the spine) Client places hand wherever the pain is being experienced and where the nerve roots tested weak (treat all areas that need treatment) and the other hand in basic position. *Nerves: Neurologic system Spinal nerves, cranial nerves, any nerve in the body Client has one hand on area in the spine and one hand on area of numbness or pain (treat all areas) then tongue and think of that great day. Repeat with hand on heart *IVF Clearance: Where nerves exit the vertebrae in the spine Resets the nerves in spine and brain Can take 24 hrs to shift Client hand on painful or numb areas or areas testing weak and other hand in basic position. *Pelvic floor lift / Abdominal reset: Client hand on pubic bone to test / also any area of pain or discomfort.

7 For treatment client has hand on pubic bone and the other hand on the cerebellum, tongue on the roof of the mouth and think of a great day. *Cranial sacral or CSF reset: Spinal fluid dynamics *Enzyme Dynamics: Digestive enzymes *Lymphatics: Do a general test for weakness If testing weak, start with the clients hands on their head and reset them. Then follow the same procedure for clients hands on the neck, then armpits and finally the groin. *Receptor Site Dynamics: Binding sites for neurotransmitters. Important for addictions, MS, etc. *Neurotransmitter Reset: Check weakness in serotonin, noradrenaline, ACH, dopamine, epinephrine, norepinephrine, GABA, 5 HTP, depression, addiction, anxiety, sleep issues, etc. *DNA Restructure: Used for Chronic injuries, failed surgeries, body trauma

8 Client has one hand on area of complaint, as well as having other hand in basic position. (Treat all areas of complaint) *Holographic Repatterning: Template around the body *PTSD / or shock and trauma: Resetting physical and emotional levels *Sympathetic / Parasympathetic Nervous System: *Venous Circulation: / Blood pressure health Veins and blood going back to the heart *Capillary Circulation: / Normal pressure within arteries/veins *Allergies/ Sensitivities: Caused by dehydration. Also, treat dehydration, sugar, carb and GI to effectively shift allergies. Have client hold substance or think of what they are allergic to specifically. *Foreign Implant: Can be fillings, IUD, Government implants, Pacemakers, breast implants, etc. Client has hand on basic area of complaint and the other on the heart Treat all areas If lost teeth, DNA Restructure and Shock/Trauma to jaw also

9 *Poisons: Client can hold the individual poison if known. Can be chemical or food poisoning *Toxins: *Lethal: May be medications, alcohol, things the client has been exposed to such as environmental lethal toxins (mercury, radiation, etc.) *Disruptors: Anything that disrupts the system *Autoimmune Reset: *Brain Stem Reset / Dural Torque 3 layers covering the brain stem Scan spine for areas of weakness, all areas to be treated Client has one hand on areas of weakness on spine and the other in basic position (heart) *Thyroid: Test and if weak have client flick and then rub the throat area. Whisk the energy away with hands off shoulders Client places one hand on thyroid and the other hand in basic position. Check for iodine deficiency

10 *Parathyroid: If weak, same procedure as for thyroid. Hold the intention of parathyroid. *Adrenals: Pull on both wrist, then rub behind both ears Client has one hand on adrenal (on back, lower edge of rib cage) and the other hand is basic position. Treat both sides of the adrenals. *Muscle/Tendon/Ligament/Fascia: Shows up only when there is a specific complaint Client has one hand on area of complaint and the other in basic position. Treat all areas of complaint) *Bursa/Synovial: Joint fluid Client hand on specific area and other on heart *Proprioceptors: Nerve receptors *Steroid Dynamics: Check for omega 3 fish oil, black currant seed oil, primrose, flax oil and what is most beneficial for this person *Peptide Optimization: Similar to hormones Symptoms include fatigue, recurrent infections Boost immune system (B and T cells)

11 *Hormone Dynamics: Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), LH, Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone, Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH), Human Growth Hormone (HGH) *Energy Balance: For physically active stresses of physical exertion *Airways and Oxygenation: Proper flow of oxygen thru the airways and into the blood *Balance and Ground: Finish session with this on ALL clients

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