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Does God Love Me?

Your body knows things that your conscious mind doesn’t. You can discover what it knows simply by asking it. A few years ago, I took a hypnosis class in Phoenix at the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts titled subconscious intervention. The approach is to tap into the subconscious mind to release blocks that may unknowingly influence your life.

Muscle testing is used to talk to the body. Muscle testing is a technique that typically uses the muscles of the arm to receive yes/no responses to questions that are asked. The tester will lightly press at the wrist of the client’s outstretched arm. If the arm remains stable in response to a question, the answer is yes; if the arm becomes weak and falls, the answer is no.

Now, back to my story. In the class, we asked our bodies about several issues—about money, weight, ourselves, and God’s love for us. We were asked to respond to three questions related to each issue, indicating whether we thought (mind), felt (emotions), and believed (subconscious) that X is true for us.

When asked whether I thought that God loves me, my body responded with a strong “yes.” When asked whether I felt that God loves me, my body also responded with a strong “yes.” However, when asked if I believed that God loves me, my response was a surprising (to me), “no.” When the answer is no, the tester asks additional questions to get to the root of the response, ascertaining the time (current or past life) and reasons for the no response.

Within the questioning process, my body related that I didn’t believe that God loves me because when I was in the hospital in the intensive care unit after a major asthma attack, I was out of my body, floating around the room and ready to go, but no one came for me. Because of that, I believed that if God didn’t come for me, God didn’t love me. Now I realize that God does love me, but I wasn’t yet done with my activities here on earth.

Do you know that God truly does love you, just as every one of us is loved?