I started studying kinesiology in 2006. Funnily, in the  years before that, I had dismissed kinesiology as a worthy modality, due to a haphazard explanation by a loved one. I had asked: What is kinesiology? The reply I was given was: You push the arm while scanning a chart of emotions and when the arm moves, you tap a point on the shoulder and tug the hair (as an example) – and you are cured. Hmmm, I thought.

Through a strange chain of events, I found myself  depositing a large sum of money to start my beginner studies in Touch For Health, after a free seminar with Guy Bennett (Create Your Reality). Something called me, even though my logical mind thought – What on earth are you doing? A deeper part of me felt like I was coming home –a modality that can access the physical, emotional, mental & spiritual planes as well as a beautiful blend of western and eastern philosophies.

Life has a beautiful flow – of birth, growth and decay.  Robert Fritz outlines this beautiful process in his book The  Path of Least Resistance. We humans fall out of flow all the time. I’m especially prone to it. The irony is that humans have the best capacity to conceptualise this flow, but it is this thought capacity that leads us astray.  Too much thinking, analysing, blaming, avoiding obvious action and questioning ourselves.