Using the Magic Wand of Infinite Love and Gratitude to Transmute Old Beliefs

American Sign for "I love you."

​Sometimes we move to a place of looking inward. This can be through quiet meditation, at an intentionally introspective weekend, or during a critical time in our lives. Generally speaking, however, we move in and out of this place so quickly, it’s barely noticeable. How many times (a day or a week) do you find yourself simply “feeling bad” about yourself, your life or your choices? This is a form of looking inward, yet it is infused with negative self judgment.

We can look back to the ‘whys’ that created our negative self judgment for intellectual understanding. Likely, we will find numerous stories which reveal how some non-constructive seeds were planted into our beings – Mom acting surprised when you accomplished a significant task, the tone in Dad’s voice when he told you he was disappointed in you, childhood friends who teased you for believing you had magic, and so on.

Intentional or not, other people’s actions and words can leave a lasting impression in the minds and hearts of children. As we grow, we learn to either accept or reject what others say and think about us. Sometimes we reject it outwardly, but harbor the feelings – which become beliefs – inwardly. As adults, we often make choices that will reflect back to us these inner beliefs; with “positive” beliefs creating “positive” results, and “negative” beliefs creating “negative” results. This is only considered an “issue” when the results are undesirable, of course. In our own ignorance of the underlying patterns, we may wonder why certain circumstances in our lives become “themes.” Perhaps we begin to feel unlucky, incapable, stuck or hopeless.

For a moment, imagine an unconscious negative feeling about yourself as a magnet. This magnet, hidden below the surface, draws to it the energy patterns that resonate with it. Thus, if you feel / believe that you are not capable of being successful, for example, then patterns of non-success will continually find their way to you. This, of course, makes the belief system more and more believable, which in turn adds to the intensity of the feelings and the magnet becomes stronger!

At this time of awakening, we are releasing many of the old patterns that no longer serve us (thank goodness!). Some patterns will simply transmute themselves into higher (more loving) frequencies with grace and ease. Yet, the deeper, bigger ones may be acting wildly out of control, leaving you feeling exhausted and downright bad about yourself. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could wave a magic wand over those stuck energies and release them once and for all?

Hawk of Nevada City, a Practitioner and Instructor of Quantum Touch, offered a neat little “tool” to help reveal and shift these burdensome beliefs and patterns. It begins with Kinesiology, also known as muscle testing. You can try this technique alone or (as I prefer) with a friend.

To muscle test yourself, create a circle with your thumb and forefinger. Insert the thumb and forefinger of your other hand – which are in a “duck-bill” position – into the circle of your first hand. When you try to “open the duck’s mouth” (by spreading your two fingers apart), the outer circle will either be “broken” because you are “weak” or will stay closed because you are “strong.”

If you have a friend muscle test you, simply put one arm straight out in front of you. As you resist, your partner will try to push your arm down. A strong arm can resist the pressure and remain parallel with the ground, whereas a weak arm will get pushed down with noticeably less resistance.

1. Begin by making a positive statement about yourself such as, “I am a successful business person.” Next, use kinesiology to see if your body responds with strength (which implies it agrees with the statement) or weakness. As an outwardly confident person, you will likely remain strong and agree with your statement. (Your finger-circle will remain unbroken or your arm will stay upright.)
2. Now, add the words, “I believe…” to the beginning of the same statement and muscle test your body once again. What happens now? Was there a weakness? Hawk recognized that this is the key to discovering what we really believe about ourselves.
3. If your body responded with weakness (the finger-circle broke open or your arm collapsed), it’s time to use the magic of Infinite Love and Gratitude! Again, you can do this for yourself, or allow your partner to bless you. With one hand create the “I love you” gesture in sign language. This is an open hand, with the middle and ring fingers closed to the palm. With your “magic ‘I love you’ wand” wave the hand up, down and around your body while repeating these four magic words: “Infinite Love and Gratitude.” Do this until you feel complete (or at least until you feel completely silly for doing such a thing!).
4. Finally, repeat the belief statement, “I believe I am a successful business person,” and muscle test one last time. Did “magic” happen? Were you still weak, or did you stay strong this time?

"I have played with this tool again and again, and have always found the final muscle test to be strong, " says Hawk.  He has noticed that this “healing” will last for several days or weeks and, in most cases, permanently. Now isn’t that exquisitely wicked?!

In this time of rapid expansion, we are not only shedding our stuff in record time (which may not be so comfortable), but modalities like this – infused with Love, Gratitude and offered in utter simplicity – are becoming easier to find and use with success.

We may not be able to get to the root of every belief we harbor (as some are buried really, really deep), nor will every belief respond so quickly and profoundly to receiving Infinite Love and Gratitude (think of the grumbly old neighbor who keeps refusing to smile back at you). Regardless of the immediate results, or lasting affects, this is a simple and loving gesture to offer ourselves or a friend because, if nothing else, we can all use the blessing of Infinite Love and Gratitude once in a while.

Plus, when you think back on those childhood friends who used to tease you for believing you had magic, you can arrogantly smile to yourself because you know you actually do… and that’s one belief you plan to keep nurturing!

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