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EFT success at the double
July 25 2011: EFT masters Tam and Mair Llewellyn-Edwards returned recently from a conference having notched up a double success.
At the 29th Annual International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine (ISSSEEM) Conference held in June in Denver, Colorado, they presented EFT Level 1, 2 & 3 to a total of more than 100 candidates.
“It all went very well, despite the problems of using non-conventional therapies in Colorado,” says Tam. “We did not get arrested or even threatened by the Colorado State Authorites, perhaps because I was introduced as a member of the American Psychological Association!”
The second success was Tam’s own personal triumph.
“Before I found EFT, I was afraid of water – very afraid,” he explains. “I saw and experienced a couple of incidents when I was four and again aged about six. I learned to swim at school, but hated it, and have avoided swimming since. Later I was in the Merchant Navy and sailed on Royal Navy and US Navy submarines. It turns out the actual problem wasn’t water, but getting my face wet.
“At the first ever EFT training in UK in 1999 this was treated by Silvia Hartmann-Kent of the AMT, the workshop organiser. That phobia was completely cleared, as gentle tests in swimming pools proved, but as Gary Craig says: ‘Always test your work’. So after the ISSSEEM Conference, Mair and myself went white-water rafting for more than two hours, and I loved it! How’s that for testing your work?”