What is 'Emotional Liposuction' and Why did I do it?

9 months ago

Read more: pain, emotions, Tai Chi, Wholistic medicine, Qi gong

I went to the Theosophical Society about two weeks ago to listen to Gary Clyman speak on Emotional Liposuction. Every Thursday, the Theosophical Society, located in Wheaton, IL, has speakers on various topics from the metaphysical world. Gary is a Tai Chi Master and Wholistic Healer. Gary was at the Theosophical Society to talk about Emotional Liposuction.

Gary is a pretty rambunctious guy. Around his mid to late fifties now, Gary moves around a lot on stage and you can see that he likes being physical. He began his Tai Chi career in 1974. Gary studied Temple Tai Chi. To quote from his website 'Temple Style Tai Chi Ch'uan as passed from Master to disciple is a real Tai Chi system. It includes all aspects of the highly revered and famous art. It includes forms, standing and sitting meditations, martial art applications and fighting, two person sensitivity training and high performance endurance training. Rarely will you find a Tai Chi system like this. Masters from all over the country come to study with me on an ongoing basis'.

Gary created Emotional Liposuction by working his Chi Kung art on patients since 1985. Through prodding and poking, Gary discovered parts of the body that stored long held emotions. Through the use of Jing, Gary's cultivated and accumulated internal power that manifests as a strong, detectable healing vibration. Gary detects the body for various emotions. They can include anger, rage bitterness, guilt, abandonment and sorrow. By detecting and eliminating these emotions in the body, Gary can help to correct muscular-skeletal problems and depression and the emotional sources that cause most pain. Because the Qi doesn't flow correctly' problems might appear as low back pain, neck pain, muscular stiffness, joint pain, limited mobility, recurring athletic injuries, chronic and acute unknown pain, stroke, weakness, fatigue, and many old injuries. And the key thing is that this cure can happen very quickly.

One person noted that after a treatment, they felt a sense of happiness.

I've had a couple of nagging running injuries over the 30 plus years, so I decided to try it out. I made a Saturday appointment. Gary has three treatment sites. The office I went to is in the south Jefferson Park neighborhood of Chicago. When I appeared at the door, Gary's two dogs come running. It's a casual atmoshere. Gary is grinning and talkative.

After filling out a form, I climb up on the padded exam table. First Gary checks out what emotions are stored by pressing down on the areas that he has associated with individual emotions. From my inventory, I had anger and bitterness. I little guilt, but very little.

Now the fun begins, no not really. Gary hands me a towel to put over my mouth and a cloth tied in a ring to hold onto. The towel so you don't spit on him and the ring cloth to clench. Why? Because it is the most frickin' pain you will ever feel! Gary presses on the area until the pain no longer exists. But this can take awhile. As Gary is pressing he tells me to yell and blow the pain out. Really, this is no problem to do. I mean, a gunshot would at least be over quickly. If you want twenty minutes to feel like forever, this is for you. Finally and I cannot stress this anymore, finally, Gary determines that the emotions I was holding in are gone. Gary then goes to an area he has designated to rid himself of the bad energy by shaking his arm.

By the way the person that noted the sense of happiness. No kidding. I mean, when the pain stops who isn't happy. There's got to be something in the Geneva Convention about this torture.

So a week or so later I notice that all the aches and pains associated with getting older and being a runner have basically disapeared. I do not temper as easy and it is easy to pick up on an emotion and release it.

So I have to say, it does work. Yet there is still one little pain left. The place where he pressed for anger. If I press on it, it still hurts. But just barely.

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