The emotion code how to#

But if enough individuals learn how to release these emotions, many hearts can be “unlocked,” and the level of love and understanding in the world will increase. I can never hope to clear enough Heart-Walls in my lifetime to make a very big difference to the world. One of the main reasons that I teach my Bod圜ode Seminars, and the main reason I wrote “The Emotion Code” is the Heart-Wall phenomenon. At other times, the change is more subtle and takes place over time. When the Heart-Wall is removed from the body, the difference can sometimes be felt immediately. When you realize that the mind puts the heart wall up to protect us in the first place, it all makes sense, but if you have a Heart-Wall, you will have a harder time being able to give and receive love freely. In essence, a Heart-Wall will make you numb to others and make it more difficult for you to feel emotions and connect to others. Second, they block us from fully opening our hearts to others. First, they block the heart energy from flowing through the body this makes it more difficult for the body to heal itself, and can cause physical symptoms, particularly in the neck, upper back and shoulders. I believe that having a Heart-Wall® can affect us in two ways. Why? To protect your heart from injury to keep your heart from being totally broken. Well, sometimes your subconscious mind will take that extra energy that is now in the heart area, and it will literally make a ‘wall’ with it. Since all things are nothing but pure energy by their very nature, a trapped emotion is no different, and consists of pure energy. Sometimes trapped emotions are created in the body, and sometimes these trapped emotions lodge in the heart area. It is through our heart that we give and receive love.īut our hearts are vulnerable to emotional injury. A brain that is fully activated when you are giving and receiving pure love and acts of pure, unselfish devotion.

In fact, research now indicates that the heart may be a second brain, a brain more powerful than the one on top of your shoulders. Have you ever been injured emotionally? Have you ever felt that emotional heaviness in your chest like your heart was breaking?