Denim-Clad Deity

You are a Deity

Did you know that you have superpowers and the ability to heal yourself?

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You, I, and everyone else on this planet are divine expressions of the Source of all Creation. We are not separate from Source- we are facets of Source, living here on Earth to have unique experiences. We are deities, we are co-creators of existence, we are manifestors, and as such we have the ability to heal ourselves.

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The woman at the bank who helped you apply for a loan is a deity in a tailored suit and uncomfortable shoes. The coworker who shares your office space is a deity in black leggings and a jersey tunic. The contractor who is retiling your kitchen floor is a deity in denim and a t-shirt.

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We are, all of us, deities because there is nothing but God or Source, and we are prisms refracting divine light, and as such, we contain all that is needed to heal ourselves.

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You may have heard the expression “All healing is self-healing.” There are different ways to go about healing one’s self. Some are able to do this by relying on intuition, recognizing the cause of dis-ease, and changing what needs to be changed, whether it be diet, attitudes, outlooks, etc. They may utilize tools for healing, such as affirmations or mantras. Western medicine certainly plays a role in healing, but without the patient contributing towards his or her own healing, it may do no more than treat and alleviate the symptoms. For true and permanent healing to take place, one must sometimes seek the root cause of the dis-ease and work at healing one’s self at the deepest soul level.

There are many healing modalities that can support this type of healing- among them are QHHT, BQH, and Reiki.

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What is the difference between Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) and Beyond Quantum Healing (BQH)?

First, let’s talk about what they have in common. Both are methods of hypnosis which assist the client to tap into higher dimensions for the purpose of healing and guidance. Both will typically explore past lives, future lives, parallel lives, or other experiences, and at some point the higher self (referred to as Subconscious in QHHT) is called upon to answer questions.

This is how typical sessions go. There are often variations: in some cases the client only reviews scenes from the current life. Sometimes (as explained later by the higher self), the client is not ready to see past lives, and the session is spent conversing with the higher self.

The client will bring a list of questions for the higher self to the appointment. Both QHHT and BQH can be life-changing. Neither one is meant to experienced more than once, although there can certainly be times when a client would want another session- generally if new issues have come up.

People seek out sessions for both for a variety of reasons- they are at a crossroads and want guidance, they want to determine the root cause of a health issue and request healing, or they are just curious about past lives.

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QHHT was developed by Dolores Cannon over several decades- she kind of stumbled upon it in the 60’s when a clinical hypnosis patient found herself experiencing a past life. Dolores took decades to refine the process and began teaching others the process in 2002. She passed away in 2014. Since then, her family and some of her former students have carried on her legacy and continue to teach others. Much of the training involves videos of Dolores speaking and working with clients, so in a sense, Dolores is still teaching her method from beyond. Before the session, client and practitioner will spend up to 3 hours reviewing the client’s life story- this is to build rapport and establish trust. QHHT practitioners must use a copyrighted script for the induction, calling on the higher self, and counting the client out. There should be no straying from the script. When moving about from scene to scene in past life review, and when speaking to the subconscious (or higher self), the practitioner has to be able to go with the flow, so no script is used at these times, although general instruction on how to move from scene to scene is given. A typical QHHT session spends 45 minutes to an hour exploring past lives before the subconscious is called upon. Then the client’s questions are discussed and healing requests are made- this may take another 45 minutes. The client is hypnotized for about 90 minutes, never more than 2 hours. The entire appointment generally takes 4-5 hours. When a client has a QHHT session, no other modalities (such as aromatherapy, energy work, medical mediumship, etc.) are to be used- the idea is that all healing and information will come from the client and the client’s guides and higher dimensional team. QHHT is only done in person, never online. This, in a nutshell, is what a QHHT session is like.

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Candace Craw-Goldman was one of Dolores’ students and dear friends. After Dolores passed, Candace found herself struggling with some of the confinements of QHHT- such as…many potential clients could not have sessions if they were nowhere near a QHHT practitioner, if they could not afford to travel or it was not practical to travel. She also thought that practitioners should be able to run their practices the way they thought was best, and other modalities could only add to the experience and produce even more positive results. She developed BQH from the ground up. BQH sessions can be done in person, but they are also offered online- there has been much success with online sessions. Any modality (Reiki, aromatherapy, etc.) which the client and practitioner agree upon can also be used to enhance the experience. Candace created some scripts which the practitioner may use, but they are also encouraged to develop their own scripts, or modify hers as needed. The interview component generally only takes about half an hour, and it focuses on the client’s purpose for seeking out a session. Candace created a water alchemy ceremony and heart-mind coherence script which are done before a session to help client and practitioner set the intention for the session. No practitioner is expected to do things exactly as trained- it’s more like, resources and guidance are provided, but practitioners know what is best for themselves and their clients and are encouraged to experiment and explore. So BQH is less structured, more flexible and intuitive. A BQH session generally takes 2-3 hours.

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I have been practicing QHHT since spring of 2018 and have gotten quite comfortable with it. My left brain appreciates the “first this, then that” structure. I didn’t even know BQH existed at the time of my training. I only recently decided to learn BQH primarily because I knew it would open up a world of potential clients to me if I could facilitate sessions online. I would love nothing more than to facilitate healing full time, and I am particularly interested in modalities that can be done across distances- distance Reiki is another example. At the same time, I have a home office which most clients find very comfortable and welcoming, and I love to work from home. So BQH offers the best of both worlds.

Do I have a preference? I do struggle with the intuitive nature of BQH, but I have only been at it since August 2020, so give me time! I am more than willing to provide whichever experience you are drawn to have.