The Emotional Infrastructure Clearing

How did the emotional infrastructure clearing come about? As I began doing emotional clearings, I realized that there was something inside each person I was working with that was getting in the way of their healing. I also realized that many people didn't know it was there and the ones who did know that something was there, didn't know what it was or that they could do something about it or that there was even something to be done. Many just felt trapped and lost.

I've structured my healing practice so that the people who are drawn to me are people who've already done a lot of their own healing work and are now at the point where they don't seem to be able to move forward on their own. They are so DONE with whatever is holding them back yet they can't seem to get beyond it. 

Wow! I thought that if this is really true, how could anyone ever move forward with their healing process no matter how many stored emotions they cleared for themselves or had someone else clear for them. There must be something holding those old stored emotions in place - not letting them be cleared.

After much pondering and soul searching it occurred to me that what I had discovered could be thought of as an emotional infrastructure - a large emotional structure which lived beneath the surface of an individual's awareness. How and when it got there and what it contained were mostly unknown. Unknown but extremely important to the way the individual lived life. 

Until that powerful, invisible structure made out of stored emotions could be cleared, moving forward would be very difficult. I did, however, discover a way to do that emotional infrastructure clearing. Here's how it works.

Doing an Emotional Infrastructure Clearing

The emotional infrastructure is a group of emotions - we all have one - which seems to develop during the early stages of our lives or perhaps even earlier than that. This emotional infrastructure develops during the period when we are learning the most about being a human. There is so much learning available to us during those periods that we can become overwhelmed by it. Sadly, we are not always equipped to differentiate between what we want to learn and what we don't want to learn - emotionally speaking. So we learn a lot of emotional coping mechanisms which don't serve us well later on in life.

The things we learn as an 18 month old baby and the conclusions we come to as an 18 month old baby can set us up for difficulties later on. Here's a simple example of what I mean.

Let's say that you are 18 months old. Your momma has another child who is 6 months old. You want to be held and cuddled by your momma. You're used to it. It used to happen all the time. You're now begging for it. Momma, however, has to change your younger sibling's diaper right now. Otherwise, there's going to be trouble. So she tells you that you'll just have to wait. To an adult, this seems like a reasonable request. To an 18 month old baby, this could be seen as a BETRAYAL of the highest order. 

Depending on the intensity of your desire for the cuddling and the intensity of your momma's response you just might come to the conclusion that a woman cannot be trusted because she will betray you when someone new comes into her life. And if the emotion which arises from that circumstance is sufficiently harsh and damaging, you might internalize it in the form of a stored emotion and store it somewhere in your body - maybe in your stomach or your heart. That stored emotion might then become a defining parameter in your lifelong relationships with women. So you might live the rest of your life believing that a woman will always betray you. Won't you just be a delight to be in an intimate relationship with!

This is only one simple example of the kind of emotion which can get stored in your body early in your life. Did you know that you can store emotions while you're in the womb? Yes, you can. The birth process itself is filled with opportunities for emotions to get stored. As is the process of conception. You can even inherit emotions from your forbears and these can become entrapped within your own body. Now that's a worrisome thing!

Soon I began to realize that each of us has an emotional infrastructure which was built up very early on in our lives. This emotional infrastructure can influence our behavior for the rest of our lives when we just let it have its way with us. And that’s what most people do since they don’t realize what’s happening. 

So I developed a technique which I call The Emotional Infrastructure Clearing. I work with the first 21 years of an individual’s life by breaking those years down into 12 phases. I then clear three of those phases during each of four sessions which span a period of 10-14 days - generally speaking.

All sessions are done completely remotely. We do not need to personally meet at all since the quantum field contains all the information I need. Our communication can be done using email or texts quite easily and I do stay in touch with my client throughout the process. It takes 4 sessions to do the full clearing. Once this clearing is completed, the client is no longer at the mercy of the early-onset emotions which they don’t even really remember or understand but which they have been driven by all their lives.

There will be 4 sessions included in the emotional infrastructure clearing all of which are included in the price of the clearing. I don’t know what your self-care budget is like. But I do know that receiving this clearing will change you for the better for the remainder of your life. It will make you a better healer, a better partner, a better person.

Not all emotions become stored. Those that do are the ones which cause the trouble. It's hard to say exactly will cause an emotion to become stored. Generally, it will be something that has a profound energetic impact on its host. What appears to be the exact same situation happening to two different people or even happening to the same person at two different times can become stored - or not - depending on the internal condition of the individual in that moment. Most emotions do not get stored. They simply move through the body and dissipate. The ones which don't or can't move through for whatever reason are the ones which become stored or trapped. These are the ones which can then become a part of the emotional infrastructure - the ones that hang out in the body causing trouble for their host and possibly for anyone their host encounters. They're the ones which need to be handled in an emotional infrastructure clearing or some other kind of clearing.

How can you take advantage of this? Have an Emotional Infrastructure Clearing. Well, how does that work? Click on that cute little arrow just below to find out.