You already know that the material of the Heart-Wall is imaginary, or symbolic. It’s usually not necessary to identify the material in order to begin releasing the emotions in a Heart-Wall, but I’m in the habit of doing it and you may want to be as well.
Sometimes it’s interesting to identify the material and thickness the subconscious chooses, because it can give insight into your clients’ personalities, fears or needs.
The materials and thickness often symbolize the level of protection the heart has needed. Thick, hard stone or metal means the heart was really in danger at one point or many. A Heart-Wall made of flowers probably means the person went through more minor difficulties.
Often the materials will symbolize comfort or maybe punishment (these items usually have roots in childhood, but not always). Use your intuition here, and listen to what the client’s body needs. If he or she has been using the Heart-Wall as a “security blanket”, you may need to release the Heart-Wall slowly and gradually, and focus extra love on him or her in the process. Otherwise it could be quite a shock!
You may also recommend to your clients to surround themselves with lots of love and positivity while processing the release of the Heart-Wall. There’s no need to stress the heart while it’s so sensitive! So watch only romantic comedies, visit with loving friends, and avoid substitutes for love like excess chocolate and alcohol, etc.
Now get out there and open some hearts!
Sometimes it’s interesting to identify the material and thickness the subconscious chooses, because it can give insight into your clients’ personalities, fears or needs.
The materials and thickness often symbolize the level of protection the heart has needed. Thick, hard stone or metal means the heart was really in danger at one point or many. A Heart-Wall made of flowers probably means the person went through more minor difficulties.
Often the materials will symbolize comfort or maybe punishment (these items usually have roots in childhood, but not always). Use your intuition here, and listen to what the client’s body needs. If he or she has been using the Heart-Wall as a “security blanket”, you may need to release the Heart-Wall slowly and gradually, and focus extra love on him or her in the process. Otherwise it could be quite a shock!
You may also recommend to your clients to surround themselves with lots of love and positivity while processing the release of the Heart-Wall. There’s no need to stress the heart while it’s so sensitive! So watch only romantic comedies, visit with loving friends, and avoid substitutes for love like excess chocolate and alcohol, etc.
Now get out there and open some hearts!
Dr. Bradley Nelson
Author of The Emotion Code & Creator of The Body Code System
HealersLibrary.com | DrBradleyNelson.com
“Faith is to believe what we do not see; and the reward of this faith is to see what we believe.” – Saint Augustine