Some doors are more difficult to open than others, which is why discomfort is sometimes experienced before clarity arrives: annoyance, headaches, feelings of impatience and frustration, unpleasant physical and psychic sensations, heavy emotions that are difficult to identify... these are some of the manifestations that can arise from listening to the Sound Balms^®.

To illustrate my point, here is an anecdote: a man had accepted my proposal to test a Sound Balm^® (a trial which consists of listening to the balm once a day for 7 days), then send me his written testimonial. Knowing the power of balms, I was careful - as always – to warn him of the possibility of discomfort. Being an emergency physician, he was very enthusiastic: “Practicing and then teaching medical hypnosis has taught me a lot about my privileged sensory channel which, like many caregivers, happens to be the kinesthetic channel. This is definitely going to be fascinating and I will thoroughly play along with the experience, like everything else I am committed to.“ Unfortunately, he only played along “thoroughly“ for 2 days, after quickly announcing that he was backing out of the trial.

“After several attempts, I have to stop each time after about 5 minutes following the onset of migraine-type pain and very unpleasant physical and mental sensations. I don't have any explanation.“

He added: “It's hard to explain in words. The closest would be to say that it generates a strong feeling of impatience that makes you want to rip your headphones off. I am sorry.“ Not surprised by his feedback, I replied: “Know that discomfort is always at the height of the energy work that needs to be done and which, rest assured, is in perfect alignment with your fundamental frequency. So don't be sorry. Although I am sorry for you, to see that you are undoubtedly missing out on a liberation that you cannot fathom.”

STEPPING OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE

Listen to a Sound Balm^® is not trivial. If it confronts our dark areas, it is to better illuminate and dissolve them. If it hits our closed doors, it is to better open up our inner space and allow the free flow of energy. However, just like “fever spikes”, liberation occurs from the moment we accept this temporary discomfort and let go. In other words: from the moment we accept to leave this space of control, conscious and / or unconscious, that we have built for the sole purpose of avoiding suffering.

To refuse the discomfort of the experience is to choose to stay in your comfort zone: the known. But it is also depriving yourself of an opportunity to be free.