“You’re like Voodoo… but good Voodoo!”
That’s what Rebecca said. She had just lost her son Chase in the Sandy Hook school shootings. In the continued Tapping “voodoo” work in my hometown of Newtown, CT, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and working with Rebecca over the past few months.
And every time we get together, she’s shocked at just how well Tapping works, and how it’s so powerful (thus the Voodoo!).
The weight, fear, sadness, and stress lift right off of her shoulders.
I asked her to tell me more about her experiences, and here’s what she said.
“I couldn’t be more thrilled with my experience tapping. Tapping takes the mean girl in my head and makes her quiet, I feel more in control.
I am new to Tapping and I don’t fully understand how it works, but I can tell you 100% it calms the feelings of self-doubt and insecurities I have. When I walk into a session a hot mess full of tears, I walk out feeling confident, feeling stronger, and feeling like I can do what I need to do to help myself feel good about me again.
I leave the negative behind, and I love that I am able to love and accept myself for who I am and for how I choose to evolve into the new and better me.
We lost our son Chase four years ago, and I thought I had dealt with his tragic death. What I didn’t realize, it was just buried and compartmentalized. So Nick took me back to that day and we were able to release a lot of the feelings that had been hiding.
I will forever be thankful to Nick for releasing that day, and for helping me move forward and conquer other issues that have been buried for decades.“
The work here continues, and it’s expanding in beautiful ways!
If you’d like to learn more about it, I invite you to view a film we made, in collaboration with my friend Dr. Lori Leyden, titled:
Project Light: From Rwanda To Newtown – A Journey of Hope, Healing, and Possibility
We’re streaming the film for FREE!
You can view it here or press the play button on the image below.
We’re also doing some fundraising during the holiday time.
If you donate any amount of money (even a dollar!) I’ll gift you a $97 package of 10 Tapping Meditations!
December 14th is the fourth anniversary of the Sandy Hook shooting, and our commitment to helping this town continues.
In fact, more and more people are coming to us once they realize the traditional solutions simply aren’t cutting it.
I’ll be sure to keep you updated as the work progresses, and you can also learn more about the Foundation itself and its life-changing efforts by going here.
Until next time…
Keep Tapping!
Nick Ortner
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