Transcript of Episode 171: Are Emotions Affecting Your Health?
With Dr. Daniel Pompa, Meredith Dykstra and Dr. Bradley Nelson
Meredith:
Hello, everyone, and welcome to Cellular Healing TV. I’m your host, Meredith Dykstra, and this is episode number 171. We have our resident cellular healing specialist, Dr. Dan Pompa on the line, of course, and today we welcome very special guest, Dr. Bradley Nelson. Have a very exciting topic for you guys today. We’re going to dig into emotional health, and emotional detox, and his book, The Emotion Code. Some really, really exciting things to bring to you guys today.
Before we get started, let me tell you a little bit about Dr. Bradley. Dr. Bradley Nelson is a holistic chiropractic physician, a medical intuitive, and one of the world’s foremost experts in the emerging field of bioenergentic medicine and energy psychology. His bestselling book, The Emotion Code, is helping people all over the world to improve their lives easily and quickly.
Users of The Emotion Code have found freedom from emotional problems such as depression and anxiety as well as physical problems including fatigue, pain, and disease. A key element of The Emotion Code is removing emotional energies that have clustered around the heart interfering with one’s ability to find love and success. Dr. Nelson has coined this cluster of emotions the Heart-Wall, and it has been called the most important discovery in the history of energy medicine.
He’s trained thousands of practitioners worldwide to help people overcome unresolved anger, depression, anxiety, loneliness, and other negative emotions and the physical symptoms associated with them. Download a free copy of The Emotion Code in both audio and PDF versions including step-by-step instructions for working with the body’s healing power at EmotionCodeGift.com. This is an amazing free offer. Welcome, Dr. Nelson, to Cellular Healing TV. We’re so excited to have you on the show.
Dr. Nelson:
Thank you both so much for having me on. I’m excited to be here.
Dr. Pompa:
Listen, Doc, I’m going to start with a confession right upfront because my viewers and listeners know that I can be brutally honest and always am, to the point of embarrassment is what I’m saying. My son told me, “You’ve got to read this book, The Emotion Code.” I looked at it, and I was interested, but I was very, very skeptical. Now, you have to understand, I have a very scientific way that my mind works, and I’m a guy that – prove it to me, and then I’ll believe it. That works for me in life and against me.
Anyways, I really went into it skeptical. As I read the book, I became more and more intrigued. My 18-year-old son who’s sitting right here, he’s going to jumping in on this interview, trust me. He started literally learning the stuff and doing it. He came with some things with me that did, in fact, make a lot of sense. One was the feeling of worthlessness. That’s a trapped emotion. I would be like, “Well, I don’t feel that way.” However, it was trapped. I’m going to let you explain that more.
Bottom line is I had dyslexia, many watching this know, and I couldn’t literally read until I was in sixth grade. I said, “That must be it,” because he tested me, and you’ll explain that, too. He found it was from that time. Matter of fact, even further back, he found that it was from my mother, and this trapped emotion was in the first trimester. I said, “Well, then it couldn’t have been the dyslexia,” learning later that dyslexia can be a triggered gene that gets turned on in the first trimester, and it was from my mother.
I say all that to say that two other people did this on me and found the exact same thing. Needless to say, although I am skeptic at heart in how the testing, how this works – I’m going to have you explain it. I’m going to be honest with you, and it seems a little hokey. Even from a distance, you’re testing people and going, “Oh, you have this trapped emotion.” Then we release these emotions, and all of a sudden, physical ailments go away. There lied my skepticism; however there also enlied something that kept me intrigued to keep going.
Doc, first off, answer this: What the heck is this Emotion Code and trapped emotions? I’m a believer that trapped chemicals and emotions do the exact same thing in the body. I know that for certain. I know that a lot of my clients who are very, very sick have trapped emotions, and I know that will keep them from getting well. This is a very important show because I know so many listening have problems, suffering for a long time, and it could be, in fact, a trapped emotion. What is it, and how do you get involved in this?
Dr. Nelson:
Okay, absolutely. First of all, let me back up just a little bit. Actually, let me back up a long way. I was seven years old, and I was really sick with the measles. I was miraculously healed within just an instant as my father was praying for me. I remember every detail about that day and every detail about that event. What that taught me is that – at that young age – there’s a higher power that we don’t see that we draw upon. We can ask for help, and it’s there.
About seven years later – things run in seven-year cycles, I guess – I ended up with kidney disease, and there was no cure medically for me. My parents took me to see some old-time holistic doctors who actually healed me. That’s when I decided I wanted to go into the healing arts myself. I got distracted from that as years went by. I became a computer programmer.
Then something brought me back to it. It was really a direct answer to prayer for me to go back into the healing arts. When I went into practice, I got into this habit of asking for help from up above with each person that I saw. It was a totally private, really personal thing. Nobody ever knew that I was doing that.
Dr. Pompa:
I do the same thing with every one. I do the exact same thing.
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah, beautiful thing. It’s a great habit. As time went on, I learned more and more about what was really going on with people. What I found was really astonishing to me, that no matter what people were suffering from, whether it was physical pain, or infertility, or asthma, or digestive disorders, or depression, or anxiety, or phobias, or panic attacks, or PTSD, whatever it was, no matter how old or young a person was, what they had in common was they had emotional baggage.
During the last 10 years that I was in practice, I was primarily seeing people that had been told there was no cure for them at all in western medicine, and the vast majority of them were able to get well. What I found was, again, their emotional baggage was a huge component. What we have found, believe it or not, is that 90% of all the physical pain that people have is actually being caused by emotional baggage.
The way that I look at it now is that the human body – if you think of your car – if your Check Engine light comes on, it means something’s wrong. We have a lot of different kinds of Check Engine lights in our body. One of the very common ones is pain that can occur anywhere. It’s an amazing thing. It’s also amazing how it can also be done at a distance. We’ve certified about 3,200 people now in 64 countries, and most of them do this work at a distance and get immediate, amazing results with other people. It’s an incredible thing.
To understand it for your listeners, it helps to first of all think about the body itself. What is the body? If you look at your hand, it looks solid, but, of course, if you magnify it a million times, you’re looking face-to-face with a single, individual atom. If you look inside the atom, you see there’s really nothing in there but empty space and some little, infinitesimally tiny energies that are zipping around at the speed of light. Really, that’s what we are. Everything is energy. Chemicals, ultimately, they’re energy. Emotions are energy, as well.
When you’re feeling an intense emotion, what we believe is that every emotion has its own specific frequency and vibration. If you’re feeling an emotion of anger, that’s a different emotion and a different frequency than frustration, and that’s different from grief. They’re all different. If you’re feeling an emotion powerfully enough, your whole being can take on this vibrational energy.
In those circumstances sometimes, when that event is over, when the bully moves away, or the divorce is over, or the funeral’s over, whatever it is, sometimes some of that energy stays behind in the form of what we call a trapped emotion, which is really just another name for emotional baggage. We say things like, “Oh, that Meredith, she’s got a lot of emotional baggage,” right, Meredith?
Meredith:
Oh, yeah, tons.
Dr. Nelson:
We say things like that about other people, not realizing that there’s a profound truth there. The reality of it is we all have emotional baggage. What we’re finding is that the emotional baggage that we’re dragging through our lives is diminishing our lives, and it’s distorting our futures from where we really would like to go.
The interesting thing about it is it’s not just the emotional baggage that we’ve picked up in our own lifetimes; sometimes it’s something we picked up in the womb, like in your case, first trimester. Sometimes it’s inherited emotional energy that we pick up at conception from mom or dad that might go back 10 or 20 generations. We’re being affected by all those energies. The Emotion Code is just this simple way to find these and get rid of these. That’s it.
Dr. Pompa:
It’s remarkable. I deal with very, very sick and challenged people. I learned to kind of ask questions because if I feel like their traumas emotionally are too much, I feel like those are the people that are very difficult to help because I’m not proficient in your process. Point being, if I was, I’d be able to even make headway there. I take on the ones who are more chemically – had chemical traumas in their life. The chemicals are driving inflammation of their cells, dysfunction, etcetera. You remove that stressor, and the body does the healing.
This is barely the same thing. The cells, the DNA, it turns on genes. The cells hold this in the DNA. Your method is getting rid of – okay, I have to ask the obvious question. How did you discover this method? I think that most people watching would really agree that trapped emotions can cause sickness and disease, but how did you figure this out, this way of relieving the trapped emotions? Describe it.
Dr. Nelson:
When I first went into practice, there – of course, the understanding that there are – that the body produces emotions was an ancient understanding that the Chinese came up with that the organs in the body produce the emotional energies and those frequencies. This is something, I think, that’s been known and understood for a long time.
When I first went into practice, the doctor that I worked with did kind of a primitive form of emotional releasing. As time went on, I had lots of people to work on because I had this practice. You’re familiar with that, how it’s – they call it practice for a reason. You have lots of people to practice on. As time went on, there was just more information. Little understandings would come. It wasn’t all of a sudden. It took many years to figure all of this stuff out.
I think that there’s really nothing new under the sun. I think that all of this understanding has been built on what the ancients discovered about the emotions and so on. It was a matter of gradually putting it all together. The chart, for example, that we use is really easy. There’s two columns, and six rows, and sixty emotions. The chart I used to use, maybe 20 years ago, was twice that big, but as time went on, I’ve been able to kind of condense this down into this really simple method.
This method relies, by the way, completely on the intelligence of the subconscious mind, you see. Consciously, if you’re sick or you’ve got some kind of malfunction going on in your life or your body, consciously, you don’t know why that’s happening. The conscious mind knows very, very little. It’s like a tiny, little room in this huge mansion of our intelligence. The subconscious mind is the part of us that’s so smart it can take a ham sandwich and can convert that over into new cardiac muscle cells, or nerve cells, or whatever it needs to, which is really, if you think about it, a level of intelligence beyond our ability to really even begin to comprehend.
Dr. Pompa:
I think this is a really important point, so I don’t want to skip over it. We have a lot of doctors watch this show, but we have – most people are just laypeople. Two parts of the mind: conscious mind is making a conscious decision. “I’m going to pick this up. I’m going to get on my phone.” The subconscious is what’s running your heart. You don’t have to think about it. Your subconscious or unconscious mind is doing all these amazing things, killing bad cells, making new cells.
It goes even beyond that. I’ve heard, and I’ve read, and studied that the unconscious mind is recording everything that happens. Every memory from the time in utero until now is actually recorded in the subconscious mind. Is that true?
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah. They’ve actually done studies that have proven that. What we believe is that everything you’ve ever done, every face you’ve ever seen in a crowd, everything you’ve ever eaten, or tasted, or touched, or smelled, the whole history of your health or disease, it’s all in there in the subconscious mind. It is this ultimate holographic computer, really. Being an old computer programmer, it helped me to conceptualize that the subconscious is a computer, and we can ask questions, and we can get answers. That’s how the Emotion Code works.
We use different methods of muscle testing, which are just forms of biofeedback to ask questions and get answers. The subconscious mind will give you those answers. The beautiful thing about that is we can find things known only to the subconscious. For example, if you have an emotion that was inherited at conception, you have no idea about that consciously. Your subconscious mind will know everything about that, how many generations back that goes, if it was from your mother’s father’s father’s mother. It’s incredible.
We totally rely on the subconscious computer system to get the answers. The beautiful thing about that, you know, is that it’s so simple. Let me tell you a story. Years ago, there was a woman who came to see me. She thought she was having a heart attack. She had crushing chest pain, difficulty breathing. The left side of her face was numb. Her left arm was totally numb. I told my staff, “We might need an ambulance, but hang on a second.” I did some quick testing on her and found she had a trapped emotion that was creating these symptoms. Using muscle testing, I was able to find out very quickly that this had occurred three years before.
The emotion was grief three years before. She burst into tears, and she said, “I can’t believe that’s affecting me now. I thought I’d dealt with all that.” I said, “What happened to you?” She said three years before, her husband had an affair, and it destroyed her marriage, destroyed her life for a while. She had spent a year in therapy. She’d even recently gotten remarried. As far as she was concerned, that ex-husband was just a jerk, and he was ancient history, but as far as her body was concerned, it was like it had just happened.
I released that emotional baggage, that trapped emotion, and the feeling came back into her arm and her face within about three seconds, just whoosh, and the pain was gone, the difficulty breathing. I’m still in touch with her. That was probably 27 or 28 years ago. I think she would have been one of these people who probably would have died of a broken heart that we talk about. The medical profession talks about that. The baggage that we have, we often -inaudible-.
Dr. Pompa:
Wow. -inaudible- and I just think of this story. I told you this off air despite my skepticism. My son Isaac’s a lot like me. He’s my 16-year-old. He was doing the – he literally learned on his brothers and me. He’d gotten better and better [00:16:56] He was having trouble with his knee [00:16:59] ski racer. Daniel said, “That might be a trapped emotion,” so he started working on him. Isaac’s making fun of him, honestly. “Everything’s a trapped emotion.” It goes on.
He says, “Okay. Here was the emotions. I released it. Your knee’s going to be fine.” In no time, the knee has been fine. He hasn’t had any pain, so now he’s a believer. He’s like, “Okay, I have to believe it, Dad, because my knee” – we tried everything. We had him going to the best chiropractors, therapists. We did it all. Releasing trapped emotions took away Isaac’s knee pain. I think it’s just amazing. Daniel did something on me about Heart-Walls. He said, “Dad, I think you might have basically a trapped emotion or a Heart-Wall that’s keeping things in.” Explain that because that’s a big deal. I learned more, I think, from Daniel, but your book talks about it, as well.
Dr. Nelson:
It is a really big deal. What it really has to do with, if you think about the human heart, what we’re taught in school in the west is that the heart is just a pump. It’s just a muscle. That’s all it is. Anciently, they believe the heart was the seat of the soul, and the source of love and creativity, and really, the core of our being.
Back in the sixties, when doctors started doing heart transplants, it didn’t take long before people were coming back from the doctor’s saying strange things, like, “My taste in music, or sports, or food has totally changed. My handwriting has totally changed. I’ve got memories of places I know that I’ve never been to in my life.” When they would go back to the family of the donor, in every case, they’d find, “That’s my son’s handwriting that you have now,” or, “Yes, our daughter loved baseball, and now you do,” in every case. There are whole books written about this.
What happened was a number of years ago, my wife had a dream. As I was trying to help her decipher this dream, I suddenly had what I can only describe to you as a waking vision where I saw this beautiful hardwood floor. It lasted for three of four minutes. As I’m seeing this, I have this understanding that my wife’s heart is underneath the floor. I have no idea what this means. It took us a while. We prayed and asked for help. Figured it out eventually that she was born into a very volatile family. At about age two, she started putting a wall around her heart to protect her heart from being totally broken. Her father was a rage-aholic, very dysfunctional.
This is a very common thing. Ninety-three percent of people have this phenomenon going on, this Heart-Wall. What it is essentially is it’s a wall that the subconscious mind puts up. It’s made of layers of your emotional baggage, and some of those layers could be inherited. It’s pretty easy to take down. We teach how to do it in The Emotion Code. It’s amazing what can happen when this wall is taken down. Really, I believe the ancients were totally right. The heart really, truly is the core of our being and the source of love, and creativity, and so on.
They’ve actually done studies where they find that the heart puts out a magnetic field about 12 feet in diameter. If you’re feeling love or affection for another person, your heartbeat is going to appear in their brain waves and become measurable magnetically. There’s this amazing thing going on with the heart that we haven’t really given the heart credit for, but 93% of people, we find, have this wall.
When that wall is taken down, sometimes the most amazing things happen. People fall in love who never, ever thought they would. People start having creative ideas flowing to them because that’s where the best creative ideas are. “Follow your heart” is great advice. If you’ve got a Heart-Wall, it’s much, much more difficult. It’s all in The Emotion Code book how to find out if you’ve got a Heart-Wall, how to get rid of it. It can really just transform your whole life. It really can.
So many of the practitioners that – or people that become practitioners for us have had an experience with that where that wall’s taken down, and suddenly, they feel like a different person. People have told us that for the first time in their life, when that wall’s taken down, they can actually feel the connection with the higher power. They can feel God’s love for them. They’re able to get over, oftentimes within days, serious, suicidal depression, anxiety, phobias, all those kinds of things.
Daniel:
I have a question.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, he has a question. I want him to share his experience, too.
Daniel:
I have a question more about the spiritual aspects. You can inherit past generations’ emotions, right, trapped emotions?
Dr. Nelson:
Yes.
Daniel:
Can there be blocks to spiritual – like my connection with Jesus. Can that be blocked that I actually cannot be born again until those blocks are removed?
Dr. Nelson:
It can definitely interfere. It can interfere with your connection with the higher power because I think – what we believe and from observing people since 1998 when we discovered this – from observing what happens to people and how it changes their spiritual life and their connection to God, I think that when God is communicating to us and sending – or Great Spirit, Higher Power, Source Energy, whatever you want to call it. I think that that connection is really a heart connection. The brain up here, I think, is just kind of the – it’s the hardware.
I believe the heart truly is the seat of the subconscious mind, and it really, truly is the core of our being. The ancients, I think, were really right about it. Getting rid of baggage that’s surrounding your heart can only help. We’ve seen many cases where it’s just totally transformed people.
Dr. Pompa:
My answer to that question’s – I’m going to say, look, I think Christ is enough. However, I would agree – meaning that I think He can break through anything any time, any Heart-Wall. However, I will agree, in my opinion, that it will – you see people who are believers or believe, but they struggle. That would absolutely still create, just like a chemical would, create problems in that relationship, in growing. I would agree with that.
Tell them your experience with – you broke down Heart-Walls. I want people to understand. Daniel read the book. He’d never muscle tested in his life. He’d never heard of a trapped emotion. He never did anything like this. He’s done a lot of mind work, which transformed his life, but he knew nothing. He’s doing this now. I’m using that to encourage people.
Daniel:
I think I got so many results in particular because I did all of the other health things. My body was very ready to get rid of these trapped emotions because my life was in relative good order. Once I started releasing trapped emotions, all of these physical things – most noticeably were the physical, for instance, my Candida. I had really bad Candida. I couldn’t figure it out. Was doing all the killers. Was doing it constantly for years, not working. -inaudible- good bacteria, not working.
Then as soon as I started releasing the trapped emotion, asking directly, “Do I have trapped emotion related to my Candida?” “Yes.” Okay, and just kept going at it like that. Eventually, my Candida stopped acting up. What else? My scapula and the elongation of my collarbones. I was hunched over like this. All trapped emotions. It was also body code work, which I’m sure you’ll get to, that all went into that. That relates to –
Dr. Pompa:
He also had an injury. He had some other things, right?
Daniel:
Right. I had an injury like Isaac -inaudible- that never went away in my ankles. Found out trapped emotions. It was unfortunately after I quit ski racing.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, so I want to – and I want you to direct the rest of this. -inaudible- I want to show people because I know what people are thinking right now. I know it. Even Meredith is thinking this. I always can read Meredith. “Okay, what do they mean? What are they actually doing?” I know that’s what people are thinking because we’ve been talking out here. You could do it on me, Daniel, or Meredith. I’m open to it, and there’s no embarrassment for me. Whatever trapped emotion comes out, I’m good with.
Go get the little magnet. I want to show how – I wanted people to see an example of what you’re doing and how you’re doing it. Then I think that we’ll get people interested in this. Listen, while he’s giving that, I encourage everyone to get the book. Obviously, there was a free download that Meredith – so, Meredith, remind them where to get the download. I’m sure they can buy Emotion Code on Amazon, as well.
Meredith:
The free download is EmotionCodeGift.com.
Dr. Nelson:
Right. The beauty of going to EmotionCodeGift.com is you get the book as a PDF. It’s the full book. You also get, I believe it’s 10 downloads, 10 audio, 10 MP3 downloads so you have the whole book on audio. In fact, let me tell you a story really quickly.
I was talking to a woman not too long ago who was telling me about how she got the book. She went to EmotionCodeGift.com, downloaded the book, started listening to it. Her son started reading it and listening to it, and he started practicing with his friends. She didn’t pay much attention. A couple of weeks later, the phone rang. The woman on the other end of the line identified herself as the mother of one of her son’s friends. She said, “Listen, you son’s been doing this emotion thing. I didn’t pay much attention, but,” she said, “I have to tell you something.”
She said, “My son has had a severe phobia of water all of his life. We’ve tried everything. We’ve taken him to everybody that we can think of. Nothing has ever worked. We’ve given up on this. It’s really altered our life and his life. We thought he’d have this forever.” She said, “Right now, I’m at the community pool. My son is out in the water playing with the other boys.” She said, “This is the first time in his life he’s been able to do this.” She said, “Your son did this to him. How is this even possible? What in the world is he doing?”
Those two boys are only 11 years old, see. That’s how powerful this can be. One of the neat things about it that I can show you right now is how this works remotely. Now, what’s really fun to do is – and it’s easy to demonstrate if somebody – if we have any of you that are in pain at all in any way, and probably none of you are.
Dr. Pompa:
I have this chronic sacrum thing. It comes and goes, and I have to say Daniel did some emotion work on me, and it made a difference. I had an emotional thing when I was in New York. It was a very emotional thing, and then I started feeling it, so I know there’s some more there.
Daniel:
There’s some more there.
Dr. Pompa:
Right, so maybe it’ll come up. I don’t have that pain right now; however it is absolutely attached to emotional things.
Dr. Nelson:
Okay. How about you, Meredith? You got anything hurting?
Meredith:
A few days ago, I think I kind of slept wrong on my neck, so I had a little bit of pain in my neck and back. It’s not dramatic, but it’s slight. Would that work?
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah. Let’s try that. On a zero to ten scale, what’s hurting the most, and what kind of number would you put on it?
Meredith:
I’d say just a little bit in my neck, maybe a three.
Dr. Nelson:
Okay, three, we can go with that. Then, Daniel, maybe we’ll work on you next.
Dr. Pompa:
I have the magnet here, too, if you want Daniel to do anything with that.
Daniel:
-inaudible-.
Dr. Nelson:
No worries. All right. Let’s take a look here. Now, the first thing that we like to do and what we teach people is that before you start doing this work, what you want to do is you want to make a connection with that higher power, whatever you believe that higher power to be, Great Spirit, Source Energy, whatever. Ask for some help because the highest duty of the healer, I believe, is to act as the go-between for that higher power.
Give me just a second here. I’ll ask for some help for us. All right, so now what we’re going to do is we’re going to do some muscle testing. In the book, we teach you a number of different methods. Daniel, this is probably maybe one of the ones that you used, this one. We call this the ring-in-ring method.
Daniel:
I just do this, and then I resist this way. It’s a little different.
Dr. Nelson:
Oh! See, you’ve invented a new one.
Daniel:
A little different.
Dr. Nelson:
That’s great. Okay. First of all, the human body has this amazing ability built right into it to set aside its own needs to act on behalf of someone else. That’s what I’m going to do right now with Meredith, so let’s just ask – that’s probably already happened. I can ask, “Can I act as proxy for you, Meredith? Are we connected energetically?” I get a, “Yes,” answer. In other words, when I’m testing like this, if it’s strong, the fingers will stay together; if it’s weak and the answer is, “No,” the fingers will break apart. That’s what you’ll see. Strong for, “Yes,” stays together; breaks apart for, “No,” and that’s weak.
All right. You ready, Meredith? Let’s ask a question here. Let’s ask, “Do you have a trapped emotion we can release that’s contributing to the pain that you have up there in your neck?” The answer is, “Yes.” That answer is coming from her subconscious mind, but it’s manifesting through my subconscious mind. We’re all connected. What we have here is a chart of emotions. Hopefully this is in English. It is.
We have six columns – or sorry, two columns and six rows of emotions. What I’m going to do here – you see, right now, here’s what’s happening. Her subconscious mind is saying, “Yes, this pain that I have, there is an emotional component to this.” The actual emotion itself is known to her subconscious mind. It’s not known to her conscious mind or my conscious mind, but our subconscious minds are connected. What I’m going to do is I’m going to ask some questions.
Is this trapped emotion listed in our chart here in column A? The answer is weak. That’s a no. That means it’s in column B. Is it in one of the odd rows in column B? That’s row one, or three, or five, and her subconscious mind says, “No.” That means we’ve narrowed it down to 15 emotions. It’s got to be in one of the even rows here. Is it in row two, row four? It’s in row four, column B. If you can see that, the emotions are depression, frustration, indecisiveness, panic, or taken for granted. Those are all really fun emotions, right, Meredith?
Meredith:
Oh, so fun.
Dr. Nelson:
Here we go. Is the emotion depression? No. Is it frustration? No. Indecisiveness? No. Is it panic? No. Is it taken for granted? Actually, no. Now, when we’re doing the Emotion Code, if you’re taken to a certain column in a certain row and the answers are all negative, it means that the emotional energy was inherited at conception. That’s usually how we find these.
Daniel:
-inaudible-.
Dr. Nelson:
I’m -inaudible- piece of paper here, and I’m just going to take some notes because I don’t know how far back this thing goes. Let’s find out. All right, let’s see here. All right. Is this emotion inherited, and the answer is, “Yes.” Okay. Let’s see where we are here. Is it inherited depression? No. Is it inherited frustration or inherited indecisiveness? Is it inherited panic? It’s actually an inherited emotion of panic. Let’s write this down here. You got this either from your mom or dad. There’s no other choices. Did you get it from your mom? No. It came from your dad.
At conception, you got this energy from your dad. Now, did he get this from somebody earlier? Yes. At conception, he got it from who, from his father? Yep. He got it from his father. Your father got it from your grandfather. Did he get it from somebody earlier? Yes. From his father? Yes. There’s three fathers there, your great-grandfather. Now, does this go back any further? Yes, it does. Does it stay in the father’s line? We see this pattern forming, three fathers. Does it stay in the father’s line all the way? It does. How many generations does this go back total? Does it go back 10? Yes. Does it go back 20? No. Fifteen? No. Fourteen? No. Thirteen? Twelve? Eleven? Ten? It goes back 10 generations.
Ten generations, if we figure 10 times – if we figure roughly 20, maybe 23 years for a generation minus 2017 comes out to about 1787. Around the time of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, somebody had a bad day there. Who knows?
Meredith:
Wow.
Dr. Nelson:
Give or take maybe 20 or 30 years. Now, watch what happens, okay? By the way, the fascinating thing about this is these ancestors, we believe, also are holding this energy. Now, there’s a principle in quantum physics called nonlocality. Nonlocality says that one energy can exist in many places at one time, and that’s what this is. This is kind of what we call a shared emotion. This was shared down all those generations until finally it got to you. Do you have any kids, Meredith?
Meredith:
No.
Dr. Nelson:
Okay. Let’s release this before it goes any further. What we find is that these ancestors also will often – every time, they show up for the release of the emotion because they’re having something released from their body, as well. Do we need to know any more about this? We don’t. All right, here we go. Now, to release an inherited emotion like this, we do 10 swipes of the magnet. Now, you can use any kind of a magnet. This is just a refrigerator magnet -inaudible-.
Dr. Pompa:
-inaudible- for a fish tank.
Dr. Nelson:
Any magnet works. In fact, if you don’t have a magnet, don’t fret. You can use your fingertips. They’re also magnetic. You usually have those with you. Let’s go ahead and do this. We do 10 swipes over the governing meridian of the body. The governing meridian is just a channel that enables us to put magnetic energy into the whole acupuncture system. It’s all connected. There we go.
Let’s ask,” Did we release that inherited emotion of panic from you?” Yes. Now, check this out: Did this also release from your father? Yes. From his father? Yes. From all those other fathers all the way back? Yes, it did. Now, think about something. If we go back 10 generations to 1787, give or take, to that grandfather of yours, how many descendents might have sprung and be connected to that man? Maybe quite a few.
When we release this one energy, it releases from everybody wherever they are and however many cousins and distant cousins might have actually gotten this from that man way back when. Now, what I want you to do is just move your neck around a little bit back and forth, and turn it around. Let’s see how it feels now.
Meredith:
Yeah. It feels better. It does.
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah. Can you put a number on it now compared to how it was before?
Meredith:
A one. I actually don’t really notice it much.
Dr. Nelson:
Okay. All right, awesome. That’s basically how this works. It’s pretty simple. We can do another one if you want to.
Dr. Pompa:
You know what? Do one more on Meredith? She probably wouldn’t bring this one up, but I’m going to for her behalf, honestly. Every once in a while, she gets this Raynaud’s type of symptom, which we know is autoimmune. I’m telling you, no one is more diligent than Meredith, and Meredith’s health has transformed, to her credit, because she does everything. However, there’s this little sticking point that I believe is a trapped emotion that has something to do with this Raynaud’s not fully recovering. Could you do that for her?
Dr. Nelson:
It could be. In fact, what we just released may have been a big key for the Raynaud’s because, of course, the nerves travel down the arms and so on. Let’s ask another question. The beauty of the subconscious mind is we can ask it, and it will tell us. The symptoms that you’ve had in the past with the Raynaud’s, is there a trapped emotion that is contributing to those symptoms that we can release? The subconscious mind says, “Yes, absolutely, there’s an emotion.” What’s the emotion?
We go to our chart. Right away, we know that the subconscious mind, her subconscious mind, has an emotion in mind. Now we have to play charades with her subconscious to figure out what it is. It’s got to be one of these. Is this emotion in column A? No, that’s weak. It’s in column B. We just got rid of half the list. We have 30 emotions left out of 60. Is it in one of the odd rows in column B? No, so it’s in an even row in column B. Is it in row two in column B? Row four in column B? That leaves row six in column B. Is that where it is? Yes.
Is the emotion pride? No. Is it shame? No. Shock? No. Is it unworthy? No. There’s one left, worthless, is that it? No. Once again, what we’re finding here, the subconscious has taken us to a column and a row. The answers are all negative which means it’s inherited, but the body won’t give us – her subconscious won’t give us the emotion until we use that word inherited because it’s a little different than a regular trapped emotion.
Is this an inherited emotion of pride? Is this an inherited emotion? Yes. Is it an inherited emotion of pride? Actually, that’s what it is. Is it shame inherited? Inherited shock, unworthy, worthless? No. It’s an inherited emotion of pride. Now, pride is – you typically might call this false pride. It’s kind of a sense of hubris, feeling better than somebody else. This is inherited, so this is not your fault, Meredith.
Meredith:
Okay.
Dr. Nelson:
Let’s see where this came from. This emotion of pride, did you get this from your mom at conception? No. This came, also, from your dad. Did your dad get this from somebody earlier? Yes. From his dad? No. He got it from his mom, so father’s mother. Did she get it from somebody earlier? Yes. Her mother? Yep. There’s father’s mother’s mother. Did she get it from somebody earlier? Yes. From mother? No, from father. This one’s kind of jumping around a little bit.
Did he get it from somebody earlier? No. This one goes back four generations, your father’s mother’s mother’s father, so your second great-grandfather. Now, do we need to know any more about this emotion? No, we don’t. It wouldn’t surprise me if when we release this that the rest of your neck discomfort might disappear, although I don’t know.
One of the things that we can do, though, see, is we can ask where this energy is in your body. Remember, a trapped emotion’s a ball of energy from about the size of a baseball to about the size of a cantaloupe that lodge in the body, and they’ll usually stay where they land, but we can ask where this thing is. Let’s ask. Is this in your neck, this trapped emotion? No. Is it in your head, in the skull area? No. If we draw a line down the middle of the body, we can ask, “Is this on the right side of your body, Meredith?” No. Is it on the left side? Yes. It’s actually on the left side.
Is it in the left chest area? Yes. Okay. Interesting. Anything can cause anything. Is it more on the back of the body? More on the front of the body? Is it affecting the lung? Is it affecting the left breast? It’s affecting the lung and the left breast. Let’s ask, “Do we need to know more about this?” I don’t think so.
Now, understand that when you have – first of all, what we believe is that anything – and what we’ve observed, literally, is that anything can cause anything. That’s another nice thing about using this work is that we don’t have to have preconceived ideas about what’s going to cause what. Whatever shows up, we fix. This is affecting the left breast and the left lung. Now, the connection with the Raynaud’s, I don’t know, but your body says, “This is part of that.” Let’s go ahead and release this. You ready? We do 10 swipes.
Daniel:
Yeah, it’s ten swipes for generational and three for –
Dr. Nelson:
Exactly. Yep. If it’s just a regular trapped emotion that you picked up during your lifetime, even if it’s in the womb or something like that, it’s just three swipes. If you’re working on somebody else, usually what we’ll do is we’ll have them – I’ll have them stand with their back to me, and I’ll do down their spine. The governing meridian goes all the way down to the tailbone. If you’re just working on yourself, you can just go over like so.
All right, so let’s ask, “Did we release that emotion of pride – that inherited emotion of pride from you?” Yes. Did it release from your father? Yes. His mother? Yes. Her mother? Yes. Her father? Cleared from everybody. Now what I want you to do is – I don’t know. Maybe stand up and move around a little bit.
Daniel:
You release – for people that may not understand – emotion in her by wiping the magnet down your head.
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah because I’m acting as proxy for her, so my subconscious has set aside its own needs, and I’m acting totally on her behalf. I can ask questions, get answers on myself, clear things on myself, no problem. That’s what our practitioners do. Meredith, how’s your neck, by the way? I’m just curious. You moved that around; it was about a one. Did that change that at all?
Meredith:
No, it didn’t.
Dr. Nelson:
That’s about a one, still.
Meredith:
It’s better, but it’s about the same as the original release.
Dr. Nelson:
Okay. Now, there may be more underlying reasons for the Raynaud’s, but your subconscious mind said that was definitely one of the reasons. That emotion was affecting the left breast and the left lung, but it also was one of the reasons behind the Raynaud’s. Exactly why, we don’t always know. Sometimes it’s really obvious, and the connection’s plain as day. Sometimes it’s not, but that’s okay. We just fix whatever shows up.
Meredith:
Does it typically take a few times sometimes if you don’t have an initial dramatic reaction to get a result?
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah, it can. Sure. Oftentimes, for example, we got you from a three to a one with your neck. Sometimes reactions are instantly. They’re instantaneous, and that’s always really exciting, but it can take some time. It’s kind of like archeology. To find the treasure, you might have to go back a few layers. Oh, now we’re in the 1800s. Now we’re in the 1700s. Keep digging. Ah, there’s the treasure. It’s like you’re releasing layers of things. The old expression is that the body’s like an onion, and it’s true. You peel off layers.
The beautiful thing about it is as we get rid of our layers of emotional baggage, as we cut ourselves loose from this stuff, we become closer and closer to the person that we’re really intended to be in this world. We become much better instruments for the higher power. We become more capable of love. It’s just a wonderful thing. Life gets better as you start to get rid of all this junk. You can think of everybody that you know as dragging these suitcases of rocks consisting of all their emotional baggage. We drag that stuff through our lives, so it misdirects us. Some of those rocks aren’t even ours, like in your case. Both of these were inherited.
Meredith:
How common is that with the inherited issues versus just something more recent?
Dr. Nelson:
I would say probably on average for about every 10 trapped emotions that we’ll find on a person that was picked up in their life, we’ll maybe find one or two that were inherited. It kind of depends on the individual. Some people seem to be what you could call vessels of release for their ancestors.
Let me tell you a story, by the way, in fact. My former executive assistant, Connie Barton, was one of our practitioners, and she still is. She’s one our full-time staff practitioners now. She had a friend from Chicago who had this ability all of her life. She’d grown up with this girl. She always had the ability to see spirits. She came out from Chicago to visit Connie one day, and Connie said, “Look, let’s go downtown later, but I’ve got some sessions I need to do, some people I need to work on remotely. Just sit out here. Read a magazine or something. I’ll be with you in an hour or so.”
Her friend said, “Look, if it’s okay with you, I’d like to sit in your room and just see what you’re doing now,” and so she did. When Connie got done working on these five or six people, her friend said, “Listen, I don’t think you understand what’s going on here.” She said, “Here’s what I saw.” She said, “When you would offer that prayer at the beginning, that silent prayer, have that moment of silence, and you were praying for help for that person you were about to work on,” she said, “I would see spirits come in and stand behind you.”
“Sometimes it was a couple, and one time it was five, but they all seemed to be connected with that person that you were working on, and they were very intently focused on helping you to help that person. Sometimes it was clear to me that they were relatives somehow, or ancestors, or unborn children, or whatever it might be. That happened every single time, see.” That’s one of the reasons why we stop and we ask for help because there’s a whole unseen thing going on here that we aren’t necessarily aware of.
Dr. Pompa:
I’m telling you, it’s like – I know people watching this, we’re going to have two groups: people that are like, “Oh, my God!” They just get it. They get the subconscious. They believe it. Then there’s the other group that’s like me, skeptical until proved otherwise. I’ve had a lot of things to say, “Okay, there’s a lot to this thing.” It’s like just because I don’t understand it necessarily doesn’t mean it’s not true. I encourage everyone watching, be like me. You got to dig deeper. If you say, “Ah, that seems hokey,” dig deeper because I’m telling you there’s a quantum physics that we don’t understand completely.
You were talking about the heart. It’s just in recent science, we’re understanding the connection of the heart and the brain. When we say, “Gosh, I just feel that in my heart,” it’s actually a scientific thing. We’re realizing how that is connected into that subconscious. That’s new stuff. Even the microbiome, this is new stuff. Epigenetics: New stuff, right? I think that science is really realizing that there’s this energy that we don’t realize. Was this your book or another one that I read? They took a gentleman from World War II who was traumatized from kamikazes.
Dr. Nelson:
That was in our book, yeah.
Dr. Pompa:
Was that your book?
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah.
Dr. Pompa:
Okay. Amazing, right? Tell that story very quickly. Again, that really convinced me. Tell that story.
Dr. Nelson:
Basically what happened was they took this man who survived the kamikaze attacks in World War II in the Pacific on the aircraft carriers. They put him into a room. They drew blood, and spun the blood down, took his white blood cells out, put them in another room in a petri dish. They were still alive. Then what they would do is they would record the electrical activity in his body, but also in the blood cells.
They would show him newsreels of the kamikazes attacking, and they’d observe his activity. His activity matched and paralleled the electrical activity of his white cells in the other room. Then they actually drove the white cells in the truck about 15 miles away. Did the experiment again a number of times, found that the same thing correlated.
There’s so much more going on that we don’t realize. For example, what they’re finding now – and this is medical science is finding that people who went through the Holocaust and survived those horrific emotional experiences are now manifesting in the emotional, and physical, and mental health of their grandchildren.
Dr. Pompa:
Oh, man!
Dr. Nelson:
It’s all about the genes. It’s all about epigenetics. The trapped emotions, they – trapped emotional energies, as well as chemicals, they have the same kinds of effects. They can turn on genes, turn off genes. It’s really getting right down to the roots of epigenetics and how we can make our genes function better and work better. It’s actually really simple. Just having genes for a certain thing doesn’t mean that’s going to happen to you, but it might. If you get rid of the emotional baggage, and you cleanse, and get rid of all the chemical toxins in the body, you’ve got a really good chance of not manifesting that thing at all.
Dr. Pompa:
Every condition, we look at and work at. It’s a matter of getting the genes to turn off. I [00:49:39] my three-legged stool. Certain genes get turned on; we have to turn them off. The second leg of the stool is there’s certain stressors that turned them on. Emotions is part of that, trapped emotions. The third leg is we know that the microbiome is a very big part of that. All these things work in together. This is how people get sick, but this is also the solution.
Hey, we’ve got to get him in November seminar. I want you to check your schedule. I’m not going to let you off the air. We have my seminar coming up in Atlanta. We have three hundred and some doctors that are coming. The one in San Diego in November, I would love to get you there because emotions is something – this is something that everyone needs to address.
Dr. Nelson:
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Dr. Pompa:
Meredith, you’re going to make sure you connect with him on the dates. I know it’s November 10, 11, 12. God willing, that works, and we can get you there.
Dr. Nelson:
Absolutely. Let’s do it.
Dr. Pompa:
The best way to spread your work is through doctors because they’re in touch with thousands [00:50:44] the world needs. So do you. Putting this together is really exciting.
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah. I’ll touch base with you when I’ve got time and I’m up in Salt Lake area, and we’ll go get lunch or something. Meredith, you ever get out to Park City?
Meredith:
I do, but not as often as I’d like, but I do get out there often. I love Utah, so that would be really fun to connect. I’ll definitely send you information on the seminar. Thank you so much. In closing, Dr. Brad, anything else you’d like to share with our audience or a final take-home message for anybody watching?
Dr. Nelson:
Yeah. I would just say that I just work here. This work came about because I was just asking constantly for help with my patients, and I was obsessed with really getting to the roots of what was really going on with them.
Dr. Pompa:
By the way, that’s how everything I’ve come [00:51:40] is the same throughout, no doubt. It all comes down through me. I always say, “How many ask, Lord? I am asking.” [00:51:49]
Dr. Nelson:
Exactly. It’s such a beautiful thing, really. I tell people, “Look” – you probably tell people the same thing. “I just work here.” Go to EmotionCodeGift.com. Download the book. Listen to it. Start reading it, and try this out because it really does work. It can seem so simple. I’ve done seminars all over the world, and about every other seminar that I’ve taught, somebody will come up to me, and they’ll say, “This just seems to be too simple.” My response is always, “Well, I can make it more difficult for you if you’d like.” They just laugh.
Dr. Popma:
We appreciate you. Off air, I want you to check in my low back and see if there’s any trapped emotion, but I [00:52:31] do that. You showed these folks what this is, and I appreciate you. Thank you so much.
Dr. Nelson:
Thank you both. Thank you, Daniel, also.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, he’s here.
Meredith:
Awesome.
Daniel:
Thank you.
Dr. Nelson:
Okay, great. Let’s do it again. We’ll talk soon.
Meredith:
All right. We’ll be in touch. Thanks, everybody, for being here, for sharing. Thank you, Dr. Nelson, for working on me, too. I really appreciate that. I’ll keep you posted on what happens. Thanks, everybody, for tuning in. Let us know what you think if you’re doing the Emotion Code and how it’s worked for you. We will talk soon. Have a great weekend, everybody, and we’ll talk to you later. Bye-bye.
