The Sedona Method
The Sedona Method is a natural way of letting go of deep seated emotions and beliefs to enable you to live in the present moment free from anxiety and stress. This technique is a powerful, straightforward easy to learn tool that will quickly allow you to let go of anything that holds you back from the life you wish to lead.
The question is what do YOU want, using The Sedona Method we can uncover the things that bring you joy in your life and let go of any limiting beliefs that keep you from having them.
These are some of the results you can expect...
Financial Success
Weight Loss
More confidence
Freedom from anxiety, depression, grief, stress, etc.
Quit smoking
More self esteem
Loving relationships
The Benefit of using The Sedona Method is that it can be used anytime, anywhere. Unlike traditional therapeutic models the Sedona Method is quick yet effective sometimes we can release old habits and beliefs in as little as an hours time. So that you can leave a session with a new perspective and a greater sense of joy and peace.
The Sedona Method is based on the understanding that we are all whole and complete already and the way to tap into the unlimited abundance in this world is to release the unconscious thoughts and beliefs that stand in our way.
The Sedona Method is a tool that teaches you how to let go of difficult feelings but in reality we have known this technique since the begining of time. Anyone who has seen a young child get hurt has watched releasing in action. The child falls down starts crying and a minute later is giggling again. That is releasing in action. Children only live in the present moment and so can you.
By letting go of our conditioned responses to pain and suffering we like the child can let go of past hurts and show up in the moment, to enjoy the endless joy and beauty that is here and now.
The question is what do YOU want, using The Sedona Method we can uncover the things that bring you joy in your life and let go of any limiting beliefs that keep you from having them.
These are some of the results you can expect...
Financial Success
Weight Loss
More confidence
Freedom from anxiety, depression, grief, stress, etc.
Quit smoking
More self esteem
Loving relationships
The Benefit of using The Sedona Method is that it can be used anytime, anywhere. Unlike traditional therapeutic models the Sedona Method is quick yet effective sometimes we can release old habits and beliefs in as little as an hours time. So that you can leave a session with a new perspective and a greater sense of joy and peace.
The Sedona Method is based on the understanding that we are all whole and complete already and the way to tap into the unlimited abundance in this world is to release the unconscious thoughts and beliefs that stand in our way.
The Sedona Method is a tool that teaches you how to let go of difficult feelings but in reality we have known this technique since the begining of time. Anyone who has seen a young child get hurt has watched releasing in action. The child falls down starts crying and a minute later is giggling again. That is releasing in action. Children only live in the present moment and so can you.
By letting go of our conditioned responses to pain and suffering we like the child can let go of past hurts and show up in the moment, to enjoy the endless joy and beauty that is here and now.
Are there times in your life where you wish you could create more for yourself but you are held back by self doubt and fear? Do you feel that you are not good enough, smart enough or strong enough to get what you want from this life? Check out this video: My good friend David shows us how our limiting beliefs keep us stuck. And how the Sedona method can open us to new opportunities.
To learn more about David check out his website at www.davidellzey.com
How you can use The Sedona Method
A sample releasing process The foundation of The Sedona Method is the releasing process. There are three ways to utilize the process of releasing and the end result is the same: freeing your natural ability to let go of any unwanted feeling or emotion on the spot, and permitting some of your subconscious repressed energy to disperse.
The Sedona Method is about ...
A simple exercise: In order to better explain the process I will need you to participate.
Lets get started.
Make yourself comfortable and focus inwardly. Your eyes may be open or closed.
Step 1: Focus on an issue that you would like to feel better about, and then allow yourself to feel whatever you are feeling in this moment. This doesn't have to be a strong feeling. In fact, you can even check on how you feel about this exercise and what you want to get from it. Just welcome the feeling and allow it to be as best you can.
This instruction may seem simplistic, but it needs to be. Most of us live in our thoughts, pictures, and stories about the past and the future, rather than being aware of how we actually feel in this moment. The only time that we can actually do anything about the way we feel (and, for that matter, about our businesses or our lives) is NOW. You don't need to wait for a feeling to be strong before letting go. In fact, if you are feeling numb, flat, blank, cut off, or empty inside, those are feelings that can be let go of just as easily as the more recognizable ones. Simply do the best you can. The more you work with this process, the easier it will be for you to identify what you are feeling.
Step 2: Ask yourself one of the following three questions:
All the questions used in this process are deliberately simple. They are not important in and of themselves, but are designed to point you to the experience of letting go, to the experience of stopping holding on. Go on to Step 3 no matter how you answered the first question.
Step 3: No matter which question you started with, ask yourself this simple question: Would I? In other words: Am I willing to let go?
Again, stay away from debate as best you can. Also, remember that you are always doing this process for yourself - for the purpose of gaining your own freedom and clarity. It doesn't matter whether the feeling is justified, long-standing, or right.
If the answer is “no,” or if you are not sure, ask yourself: “Would I rather have this feeling, or would I rather be free?”
Even if the answer is still “no,” go on to Step 4.
Step 4: Ask yourself this simpler question: When?
This is an invitation to just let it go NOW. You may find yourself easily letting go. Remember that letting go is a decision you can make any time you choose.
Step 5: Repeat the preceding four steps as often as needed until you feel free of that particular feeling.
You will probably find yourself letting go a little more on each step of the process. The results at first may be quite subtle. Very quickly, if you are persistent, the results will get more and more noticeable. You may find that you have layers of feelings about a particular topic. However, what you let go of is gone for good.
The Sedona Method is about ...
- Choosing to let go of the unwanted feeling or emotion
- Welcoming the feeling, allowing the emotion to just be
- Diving into the core of the emotion
- Holistic releasing
A simple exercise: In order to better explain the process I will need you to participate.
- Pick up a small object that you can hold in the palm of your hand and be willing to drop. (Pencil is ideal)
- Gripping it tightly, hold it out in front of you.
- Imagine that your hand represents you and the pencil a feeling.
- Notice that the longer you hold it, the more uncomfortable it feels, but it is still familiar.
- Open your hand and allow the object to roll around in it. You can see the object is not attached to your hand, that it is you holding the object. In the same way, your feelings are as attached to you as this object is to your hand.
Without realizing what we are doing, in all actuality, it is us that hold onto our feelings. We can see this in the words we choose to describe how we feel. If we're mad or upset, we don't say "I feel mad," or "I feel upset." We say, "I am mad," or "I am upset." Unknowingly we incorrectly stating that we are the feeling. We often believe that the feeling has control of us, when in truth, we are always in control of the feeling. - Now, let go of the object.
- You can do the same thing with any unwanted feeling or emotion just by choosing to let it go.
Lets get started.
Make yourself comfortable and focus inwardly. Your eyes may be open or closed.
Step 1: Focus on an issue that you would like to feel better about, and then allow yourself to feel whatever you are feeling in this moment. This doesn't have to be a strong feeling. In fact, you can even check on how you feel about this exercise and what you want to get from it. Just welcome the feeling and allow it to be as best you can.
This instruction may seem simplistic, but it needs to be. Most of us live in our thoughts, pictures, and stories about the past and the future, rather than being aware of how we actually feel in this moment. The only time that we can actually do anything about the way we feel (and, for that matter, about our businesses or our lives) is NOW. You don't need to wait for a feeling to be strong before letting go. In fact, if you are feeling numb, flat, blank, cut off, or empty inside, those are feelings that can be let go of just as easily as the more recognizable ones. Simply do the best you can. The more you work with this process, the easier it will be for you to identify what you are feeling.
Step 2: Ask yourself one of the following three questions:
- Could I let this feeling go?
- Could I allow this feeling to be here?
- Could I welcome this feeling?
All the questions used in this process are deliberately simple. They are not important in and of themselves, but are designed to point you to the experience of letting go, to the experience of stopping holding on. Go on to Step 3 no matter how you answered the first question.
Step 3: No matter which question you started with, ask yourself this simple question: Would I? In other words: Am I willing to let go?
Again, stay away from debate as best you can. Also, remember that you are always doing this process for yourself - for the purpose of gaining your own freedom and clarity. It doesn't matter whether the feeling is justified, long-standing, or right.
If the answer is “no,” or if you are not sure, ask yourself: “Would I rather have this feeling, or would I rather be free?”
Even if the answer is still “no,” go on to Step 4.
Step 4: Ask yourself this simpler question: When?
This is an invitation to just let it go NOW. You may find yourself easily letting go. Remember that letting go is a decision you can make any time you choose.
Step 5: Repeat the preceding four steps as often as needed until you feel free of that particular feeling.
You will probably find yourself letting go a little more on each step of the process. The results at first may be quite subtle. Very quickly, if you are persistent, the results will get more and more noticeable. You may find that you have layers of feelings about a particular topic. However, what you let go of is gone for good.
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