The Heart Wall

Your heart is much more than the mechanical pump that beats more than 100,000 times a day and transports vast amounts of blood through your body. The electrocardiogram (ECG) has been used to measure the heart's electrical field since 1895. Not so long ago, the magnetocardiogram (MCG) was developed, which measures the magnetic field of the heart instead of the electrical field. This established that the magnetic field of the heart extends around the body up to 3m in diameter.

Our heart thinks and communicates

These technologies have confirmed some absolutely mind-blowing things about the heart that would never have been thought possible before:

• Every heartbeat sends messages to all the cells in your body
• The brain in your head follows the messages sent by the heart
• The heart can “think” for itself
• The heart has the ability to remember things (this has been shown in the course of many heart transplants, where the recipient has taken over and shown memories and behaviors of the donor)

One of the most amazing discoveries of modern science is the following: When a person feels love or affection for another person, the heartbeat of the person sending that love or affection becomes measurable in the magnetic brain waves of the recipient.

What is the heart wall now?

In your own life, you have probably already felt the physical sensation that we call “heartache”. This feeling of pressure or discomfort in the chest and throat can occur when someone hurts us or we feel deep negative emotions, such as grief or loss, but also hate and anger. Even our ancestors believed that the heart is actually the core of our being. The spirit in us does not like this feeling. If you experience this repeatedly in your life and cannot work through these emotions immediately, your subconscious can form an “energy wall” behind which these emotions are embedded to protect your heart from further heartache. This energy wall is the “heart wall”.

If such emotions are stuck around our heart, it has a very special meaning - it leads to severe impairments in our lives, such as

• Lack of joie de vivre
• Passive “functioning”
• Feeling of isolation
• Feeling of sitting in a glass house
• Not being able to allow emotional closeness
• Inability to give and receive love
• Depression
• Melancholy
• Physical symptoms (pain, restricted movement capability, slowing down of recovery processes)

Typically, an unprocessed heart wall contains between 8 and 15 trapped emotions, but I have also met people with more than 25 trapped emotions in their heart wall.

Why don't emotions just go by themselves?

As we now know, everything in the universe is energy, ultimately even the solid matter that makes up our recognizable world. Energy can never be destroyed, only transformed. Our emotions are also energy - if we want to get rid of embedded emotions, we can never simply destroy them, they have to be transferred in the right way - that is the art of the energetic therapist.

Dissolving the heart wall

Dissolving the heart wall is quite simple at its core - your subconscious mind basically just wants the trapped emotions to be recognized and viewed and the intention of the energetic therapist transforms the energy of the trapped emotion and transfers it. There is no need to dive back into the emotions stored in the heart wall (unlike to classical psychotherapy - where the emotion itself is worked on, but not the inherent supporting energy).

Like most energetic therapy methods, this also works remotely. The therapist connects with your subconscious (this requires your explicit consent), asks it the right questions and works as a kind of “proxy”. You don't need to know when the therapist is doing this - if you are sensitive, you will probably feel it.

If you feel addressed here and have gained the impression that I can make a contribution to your future better life, then simply contact me without obligation for a free 1:1 conversation.

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