If you haven't seen it already, check out this video of a contestant who entered (and won) a singing contest in the UK.  To me, it beautifully demonstrates the type of 'inner baggage' that the WaveMaker so easily and elegantly resolves.   In this video, you can easily see the fellow transform before your very eyes.   From acting, feeling and 'being' small and inconsequential - to being powerfully, fully and magnificently expressed. And then and back to feeling and being the 'small self ' that the circumstances of life have conditioned him to feel he is. 

The WaveMaker helps people easily drop the baggage that keeps them feeling small and inconsequential.   With that gone, it feels natural to be more fully and naturally 'self-expressed' without self consciousness or limitation.  Just enjoying, expressing and relishing the pleasure of being all of who we are. 

See if you can notice the contrast back and forth between those two states in this fellow.  While you watch, you might even become aware of how much you tend to play or feel small in life.  

Wendy

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I can't let the sun go down today without letting you know about a book that I am totally enthralled with right now.   

"Matrix Energetics" by Richard Bartlett D.C., N.D., is a guided trip into a way of using intention to recreate physical reality.  As in recreating it right now.. on the spot.    In this red hot minute. 

Now you are seeing or experiencing something.     And now you're not.   

Like a problem.

This book takes you well beyond the principles of Law of Attraction as described in 'the Secret' .  (I'm assuming that, like most of the Western world, you've seen that movie or read the book by now.)

The WaveMaker, of course, is also a quantum leap beyond basic Law of Attraction tools too.  More on that later.    

You can also check Matrix Energetics out at www.matrixenergetics.com

 

One of my favorite stories demonstrating the type of results possible with the WaveMaker occurred one evening about a year ago at my house.

 

My daughter, Haley, holding the cheese-eating machine that helped her friend

 

My daughter, Haley, invited a new friend from school over to play.  When the little girl arrived and her mother went to leave, she began to cling to her mother - anxiously pleading with her to stay.  Her mother said to me, "This keeps happening whenever she goes to a new place. Sometimes she gets herself so upset that she'll actually throw up".   Sure enough, a few moments later, that's exactly what happened.

 

Recognizing this as an emotional pattern that could likely be easily resolved, I said, “I work with a cutting-edge type of technology that is often of great help in situations like this.  I wouldn't be surprised if it could stop your daughter from feeling anxious in new situations anymore. Would you like to let her try it?”

 

The mother responded, like most people do, with a baffled look, but a nod.  After all, what I just said was almost uncomprehensible but, on the other hand, I seem to be a sane person and am offering a potential solution to a disturbing problem, so what's there to lose?   

 

I brought out the WaveMaker and said to the little girl, “You know that awful feeling you are having because you are here at a new place and you don’t want mommy to leave?”  She nodded.  I said, “Can you point to the place in your body where you feel that feeling?”  She pointed to her tummy.  I said, “Would you like that feeling to go away so that you can stay and play at our house and other friends' houses without feeling upset or worried?”  She nodded.  

 

I had her pick up the brass handles of the WaveMaker, turned it on and said, “If you will pay attention to that spot in your tummy where the bad feeling is, you will help this little machine find that bad-feeling spot and together you will magically dissolve it”. As she concentrated on doing that, her wonderful 7-year-old imagination described what she felt -

 

“That bad feeling is like a piece of cheese in my tummy and some little mice are coming in and nibbling it away.” 

 

And later, with eyes wide with wonder, “Its getting smaller!”

 

After about 20 minutes, the ‘mice’ had completely nibbled away the bad feeling, leaving none of it there for her to find or feel anymore. "No more cheese", she announced and put down the WaveMaker brass rods.

 

When her mother left 5 minutes later, the little girl happily waved good-bye and played contentedly for the rest of the evening.   Since that evening, she has returned many times. When I asked her mother recently whether she had had any problems since that day, she responded, “No, there hasn’t been a problem with that happening again since that day. Not even at sleepovers. Weird!” 

 

This is a typical example of the types of results the WaveMaker can help create. I love this story because of the simplicity with which this child was able to experience - and accept - the dissolving of that unwanted feeling. We adults tend to find it more difficult to wrap our heads around the notion that emotional 'baggage' can disappear that quickly. We want to know why.  And how.  

 

Which, really is the reason for this blog. 

 

Stay tuned!  

As I launch this blog I’m enthralled by how easily technology allows me – certainly no computer whiz – to beam myself to you through word, sound and picture.  Its possible for you, no matter where you are, to 'get' me almost as well as you would by being here with me in my office in Ontario, Canada.  (And frankly, I'd suggest you stay put to avoid the blast of wintry weather that has lasted here far longer than usual this spring.)

Through a few clicks on my keypad, I’ve recorded a video clip, captured part of a teleclass I hosted recently and posted them here along with my written words for you to read anywhere, anytime.

We live in times where technology makes the previously unimaginable not only possible, but also easy, accessible and commonplace.

I suspect that, just as I was unaware of the technology I'm happily using now,  you may be unaware of the cutting-edge technology now transforming the fields of personal development and human well-being.  Personal freedom from the past is now possible to acheive with a completeness that was unfathomable, until now.   And not only is it possible but  - to those of us who work with this technology - now commonplace and 'easy' to acheive. 

The unwanted impact of traumatic life events or unfortunate conditioning (often referred to as our 'emotional baggage') can now be as competely resolved as if it had never occurred.  If there is one thing I know for sure from my 4 year study of the WaveMaker it’s that there is no longer such a thing as being ‘scarred for life'.

Unimaginable? Unfathomable?  Nope.   Not anymore.

Most of the world hasn’t yet heard of this technology.  And it may take time before the mainstream understands and accepts it enough to embrace it.   Which is just fine.  I can't imagine a better way to spend my time than to talk about this stuff.  

There will be skepticism, criticism and ridicule.  Understandably.   This is a good thing.  And fortunately, advances in communication technology -like those I’m marveling at today - allow anyone interested to ask questions, express concerns and consider possibilities.   I am eager for the conversation to begin.

For today, if you are unfamiliar with the WaveMaker, I invite you to listen to this short clip from a recent teleclass in which Dr. Michael Nunnally, a WaveMaker specialist and Chiropractor in Santa Fe, New Mexico tells me how he explains the WaveMaker to his clients. (about 3 minutes).

 

 

And, here’s a video clip of me showing you what the WaveMaker looks like and, very simply, how it operates.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to my blog.   Welcome to the WaveMaker.   I hope you'll come back to see why I agree with Oprah Winfrey who said,

 "When I look into the future, it is so bright it burns my eyes."

 Wendy