The best way to muscle test yourself is to do it hidden to the conscious
mind as best you can, otherwise you get the pre conceived ideas in the
way, usually we all have a subconscious "right" answer we really want to
get. I was taught to get around this by writing whatever is to be tested
on pieces of paper lightly enough so the writing can't show through, and
folding the papers up tightly. Also write some extras, to be sure there
are enough papers to be tested that you can't tell which is
which.......then you mix them up really well, and test each one,
separating the piles into yes and no. Don't look at any of them until
all are tested. Don't re-test any either, even if you don't like the
answers, LOL.
sol
[email protected] wrote:
I have a spring device I obtained from the NAET clinic where they use
and teach self muscle testing. I can say from personal experience
that the device is worthless. Also, although I have practiced quite
a bit for three years, using the o-ring technique, and the middle
finger on top of the index finger techniques, I am still not able to
reliably muscle test myself.
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