Quantum Techniques 
JIMMAN19
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Has anyone worked with Dr. Stephen Daniel at quantumtechniques.com? He is featured on one of Gary Craigs video series on chronic illness.And if you have did it help? It is very expensive.- Re: Quantum Techniques alexandria
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MoreThis is a reply to # 341,661I have used quantum touch method never heard of this one,the other works well but it requires focus and breathing to run the energy and you need to practice a lot, anyone can run energy it helps facilitate healing.
a- 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles me fledgling
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This is a reply to # 341,678This may not be exactly the program you are referring to, Jimman, but my first investigations leave me confused, and somewhat skeptical. (Not about energy, but about the 'method', and the merchandizing.)
I read quickly through the website, and I was stunned by the story of the baby. "Someone has discovered how to tap into energy," was my first thought.
Then I read a couple of the posts on their bulletin board...and recognized that the 'program' is full of 'procedures'.
Then I looked for the price, and discovered a very good marketing program...layers and layers of 'teaching tools', with no clear indication of where to begin, but very clearly lots of 'up-sell'.
Then I saw tons of indication that this program 'enhances' other, longer-established, programs. (???)
The way I see it, energy is energy. There are no 'degrees' of it. One can 'run', or 'channel', or (?), energy , or not.
I believe we all use energy, just by being alive. ...And that we all 'pass on' energy, by living.
To my mind, each of us must learn what works in helping ourselves and others. Hints from people who have been successful at doing so, are a good thing. The companionship of those seeking to help others is a good thing. But, any 'doctrine' or 'method' must be open to discussion.
More than that, I question marketing procedures...especially those that prevent the poor from knowing 'the secret'.
If someone has figured out a better 'method', they should tell it openly, and make money from practicing it, I think.
The businessperson's fear of 'competition' doesn't hold water. There are more potential 'customers' out there than anyone can imagine...and young people coming of age every day. There is no way that the businessperson, and all competitors, could fulfill the need, ever.
By giving away 'the secret', for free, the businessperson only cultivates a market for their services.
Besides, any 'secret' belongs to everyone.
It baffles me that anyone who is truly touching energy, would tangle up their public image in a money-making scheme.
Tell, as clearly as you can, and stand back while thousands beat a path to your every seminar.
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- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... steve555
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This is a reply to # 341,684Well, all I can tell is I tried quantum touch and it works and fast. I traded out my EFT DVDs (which works too, just in a different way) to learn from a friend who teaches QT. The stuff works. Rieki is similar in that you are also running energy. They often charge up to $10,000 to become a Rieki master so QT is a good deal by comparison. You can just buy the QT book for $14 and try it that way. The seminars which are $500 are just to experience/practice using it on others and recieving it. There are some intricacies involved in becoming good at treating people with QT but even kids can learn the basic skills. Yes it would be nice if they gave away their knowledge for free but they gotta pay the rent too. The problem with most of the energy work is that it is so out of the box of "modern medicine" most people won't bother with it. Even when it works and they get relief they still think it's voodoo. Go figure.
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- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... fledgling
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This is a reply to # 341,685I'm thinking over what you say, Steve.
Probably I'm just 'old-fashioned' enough to still believe that simplicity and honesty work.
My husband just read out all the charges he just paid a bank to transfer some money for him.
It made me laugh.
I worked for banks for ten years, long ago. So long ago that I remember when we performed all those services, without benefit of 'technology', for customers of our branch, for free.
I remember an elderly bank manager patting my 16 year-old hand. "My dear, the only thing a bank has to sell, is service."
And I know that today, as soon as the 'owner' of a truth asks me for money, or devotion based on faith, I get suspicious.
I'm an old war-horse, Steve. There isn't much in this world I haven't seen.
I know that energy exists, and that anyone can tap into it. I just take exception to anyone who wants to sell the concept to me. ...Mainly because I have so little money, but also because I've learned a lot of things for myself.
I would gladly find and give money to anyone who told truths openly, just to be in their company, and to learn more. In fact, I have done, do that with my kinesiologist friend.
But I'm old-fashioned enough to turn down several 'teachers' who asked for thousands, plus traveling/living expenses, for 'programs' that would take a long time to become 'certified' in.
Guess it's really hard to teach an old dog, or war-horse, new tricks.
At the same time, I'm really glad that you learned from a friend, and didn't have to spend a lot of money.
Um-m-m... Where is it that I can 'buy the book' for $14? Does that include the 'super-fast' method, too?
And I'm really sorry that I sound cynical and challenging. I've got callouses on my truster.
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- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... steve555
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This is a reply to # 341,686http://quantum-touch.stores.yahoo.net/quansofbook.html
You can buy the book and try it for yourself. You pay thousands to go to college for people to teach you things that half of them you will never use. Doctors charge a lot of money for a visit. When is the last time you felt better after a visit to the MD? This is practical life changing info that teaches you how to heal yourself, family, friends, and animals. Scepticism is a good thing as long as it doesn't interfere with learning.
Steve- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... fledgling
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This is a reply to # 341,687To anyone reading here...
Somehow, the post I wrote has disappeared. Steve's post (from above) was repeated in place of what I wrote.
In September/06, I am re-reading this thread, and I am struck that people who defend the necessity of a company charging high prices for a 'product', should be proud of getting their copies inexpensively.
In my opinion, yes, companies need income to pay their expenses, employees, and for some profit, as incentive.
But, when the company's 'product' is a 'secret' way for all people to access the energy that belongs to all of us, marketing practices (especially upselling) are inappropriate.
A company with such a 'product' would do better to sell only their services...such as seminars...while offering the 'secret' freely.
It is the same as a company selling dandelions...the dandelions, as we all know, are free. A company could happily sell seminars teaching how to make delicious dandelion salads, dandelion muffins, dandelion wine, and dandelion honey. They would make money hand over fist.
But for a company to act as though they 'own' all dandelions is silly.
That's the way I see it.
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- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... QT_Aya
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This is a reply to # 341,687I totally agree.
Quantum Touch was the first energy healing modality I learned and it opened a way for me to be aware of energy flow and how to direct energy in healing, without years of practice and spending thousands of dollars. I never when to a workshop. I just bought the book and learned from it, and it works great. Nowadays I combine it with reiki and get really good result too.
To my way of thinking, people who do healing or teaching for a living need to be supported. There is nothing wrong about charging money for workshops, teaching tools, whatever. It is up to us to decide whether to spend the money. I do think the Quantum Touch book is extremely comprehensive and thorough in explaining the technique. That itself is showing the author's good intention for everyone to learn this technique in a cost effective way. (I have read books on some other modalities that don't teach technique at all, just advertisement. The QT book is totally not that.)
Of course, energy is energy, and we all use it everyday. There are just different way to access it and we all have different levels of awareness of it. QT is only one technique, one way to use this wonderful life-force. It has merits. It may not be for everyone. Just like everything else, it is up to individual discernment. ^_^
- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... fledgling
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- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... steve555
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- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... fledgling
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- Re: 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles... steve555
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- 'Quantum Touch', itself, baffles me fledgling
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- Re: Quantum Techniques alexandria
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