HEART WALL REMOVAL
The physical sensation we refer to as “heartache”
From the book - The Emotion Code by Bradley Nelson
“There may have been times in your own life where you have felt that physical sensation we refer to as “heartache”. This feeling of pressure or discomfort in the chest and throat occurs when the deepest part of us is under assault, typically when someone is hurting us or we’re feeling a deep sense of grief, hurt or loss. I believe that the heart is actually the core of our being. And I think that the spirit within us does not like this feeling, this assault on our core. I believe that if you have this experience more than a couple of times in your life that your subconscious mind will form an “energy wall” to protect your heart against further heartache and against further assault. I refer to this wall of energy at the “Heart-Wall”
Heart walls can create:
Depression and a feeling of emotional numbness
Feelings of disconnection from others
Feeling Isolated
Problems having or maintaining healthy relationships
Less ability to give and receive love
May affect your career success and ability to move forward in certain areas of life
Lower Immunity
Neck and shoulder tightness
Heart problems
Our heart is the most powerful organ in our body generating up to 1000 times more power and electromagnetic energy than our brain.
If you experience severe emotional trauma, your subconscious mind may form an energy wall, known as a “Heart Wall” to protect your heart. Each trapped emotion that surrounds your heart is one layer of a heart wall. This can prevent you from living life to the fullest. Everyone’s heart wall is different in the amount of trapped emotions surrounding it. The good news is that this protective heart wall can be release each layer at a time.
Dr. Nelson’s experience is that approximately 93% of us have a heart wall!
Removing a heart wall is one of the most important things we can do to improve our overall life. Many people find that after a heart wall is removed their life transforms, sometimes immediately while in others the change may be subtle at first.
Dr. Nelson describes the heart wall as like living in a bomb shelter. It’s great to have the protection while you need it but you don't want to live in a bomb shelter forever.
On average and depending on a persons age a heart wall can consist of between 30-50 trapped emotions. Each one is removed one at a time until the heart wall is totally cleared. Depending on how many you have and how ready your body is to release them it typically takes 3-4 sessions to completely remove a heart wall.