Good morning,
Years ago, I had just boarded an overnight flight from Portland, OR to Newark, NJ, when I realized something was wrong.
My body started to get very hot and it felt like there was lava burning my arms from the inside out. I realized that I was having a reaction to a spider bite from a hike earlier that day that I discovered at the airport.
Normally, I would tap for the pain, the emotions I was feeling, and for the
bite itself until I could get myself to a doctor.
BUT there was a problem...because of the pain I was in, I couldn’t physically lift my arms to tap.
Fortunately, I knew a way around this. (AND it didn’t involve me using my toes as an
alternative because that would be gross and my hamstrings are like fiberglass.)
There are numerous situations where tapping in the typical way isn't practicable or convenient. It can be because of something temporary like my spider bite situation, or because of a particular setting.
Some people just find traditional tapping distressing or annoying but they can still reap its benefits by using one of the six alternatives that I share in this week’s podcast.
Even if you are content to use the regular form of tapping, I encourage you to check this out in case you find yourself temporarily in a
situation where you need an alternative.
Check out the six approaches here:
Video instruction: https://youtu.be/ZiW1n3J_DnA
Audio-only instruction: https://tappingqanda.com/638
I would love to hear how these work for you AND do let me know if you have other approaches that I haven’t included,
Gene
