WORKING WITH CHILDREN

There is no greater joy for many therapists than working with children. Children usually feel at home immediately in the information fields of Healing Arts. They enter the room and say ‘that’s the remedy I want’ and walk right to the most appropriate bottle for them. They have come in order to work with the ‘bottles’ or ‘light drops’.

Children are very precise in their application of the frequencies. A therapist will nearly always have children choose the remedy themselves. Children do not know about the actions of a particular series but choose entirely on the basis of their intuition. Some children are more sensitive to the numbers in this context, since each series has numbers 1 – 12, and some 13 – 24. In this case the therapist should turn the bottles around in the box so that they are invisible. When the child has chosen the remedy or light drops and the therapist starts working energetically with the child, then the therapist should invite the child over and over again to choose one from the remedies selected earlier by the child. Children are then quite systematic in selecting firstly the lower frequencies so that ballast and blockages can be released from their bodies and afterwards they automatically choose higher frequencies to activate their own light bodies at an appropriate level for them. For most children a session of 20 minutes is sufficient, and then the therapist has time for talking to the parents. A child will usually tell you whether the remedy should be ingested or carried; otherwise the therapist can test this. Children are often unbelievable faithful and accurate in taking the light remedy, or carrying it with them in a test tube because they experience it as being of such great help. If they loose a test tube, then it is often the case that the change process for that light remedy is complete and the child is ready for the next step. For a child it is quite usual that right before the next appointment with the therapist they experience a relapse, because they are simply ready for the next step.