EFT Points

As I've mentioned before,  EFT Tapping compliments Reiki wonderfully. This morning I joined a practice session with gals in the UK and Mosambique, and tapped around frustration and self worth. One participate 'volunteered' issues she was struggling with, and tapped with the host. The rest had our mics on mute, and tapped along. 

As is common when I join a group session, I felt connected and more relaxed afterwards.  And everyone benefits by tapping on our own version of the issue presented.

 In a recent newsletter, my friend and local EFT Practitioner Karen Aquinas offered a teaching that Nick Ortner of The Tapping Solution recently shared - information he compiled on the topic of the Tapping points, and why we use each one.  

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I thought you might also find these helpful.

Karate Chop (Small Intestine Meridian)
* Releases feeling stuck and promotes ease in moving forward, letting go, healing from grief, and the ability to be happy in the present moment.

Eyebrow (Bladder Meridian)
* Releases trauma, hurt, and sadness and promotes peace and emotional healing.

Side of Eye (Gall Bladder Meridian)
* Releases resentment and anger and promotes clarity and compassion.

Under Eye (Stomach Meridian)
* Releases fear and anxiety and promotes contentment, calmness, and the feeling of safety.

Under Nose (Governing Vessel Meridian)
* Releases shame and powerlessness and promotes self-acceptance, self-empowerment, and compassion for self and others.

Under Mouth (Central Meridian)
* Releases confusion and uncertainty and promotes clarity, certainty, confidence, and self-acceptance.

Collarbone (Kidney Meridian)
* Releases the feeling of being stuck and promotes ease in moving forward, confidence, and clarity.

Under the Arm (Spleen Meridian)
* Releases guilt, worry, and obsessing and promotes clarity, confidence, relaxation, and compassion for self and others.

Top of the Head (Crown Chakra)
* This is is a collection of many meridian points. Tapping on the top of the head opens the crown chakra and promotes spiritual connection, while "anchoring in" the new balance and alignment from the completed tapping round.

Thumb (Lung Meridian)
* Releases negative thinking, judgment, self-righteousness, grief, and loss and promotes acceptance of self and others, healing from loss, ability to see the positives in life.

Index Finger (Large Intestine Meridian)
* Releases the difficulty of forgiving yourself and letting go of past hurts and promotes self-forgiveness, releasing the past, and being more joyful and peaceful in the present.

Middle Finger (Circulation-Sex Meridian)
* Releases anxiety and sexuality issues and promotes bonding, relaxation, generosity, acceptance of self and others, and trust.

Ring Finger (Circulation-Triple Warmer Meridian) [not included in Nick's list]
* Helps with planning and decision-making, clarity, getting unstuck

Pinky Finger (Heart Meridian)
* Releases smaller anger, annoyances, and frustrations and promotes unconditional love, forgiveness, compassion, and self-care.

Wrist
There are sevral meridian points which can be accessed by tapping the inside of the wrists. Doing so releases anxiety and depression and can aid in reducing insomnia and heart issues.

I am grateful to Karen for sharing this, and will take some time to integrate the information on these points - and I'm happy to book a session which includes both Reiki and exploring EFT!

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