Healing codes, DNA activation and the fear built into healing modalities

Frederic asks about the Healing Codes work (Dr. Ben Johnson) and later about Sol Luckman's DNA activation protocol with its nine chakras of which two must be sealed.

The Wonders call the latter poppycock and say its only benefit is keeping him busy, which he already is; they do not forbid exploring it but want him to see it as a puzzle of the mind with a great deal of fear built into its psychologies.

Of the Healing Codes they say the mind needs a key for its choices, partly rationalisation, and that the mind is powerful enough to convince him such codes are built into his DNA.

More broadly, all the methodologies he has studied are interesting, all have benefits and all have built-in limits.

What he is really seeking is that which does not fuel or enhance fear yet allows limitless exploration through fear — found by going within himself rather than looking outside for answers, since no technique will supply it.

Using the example of a piece of wood seen variously as wood, a stick, a baton or a weapon, they explain that perception is expressed in the words people use, and that the language of healing modalities and theories of the body is fraught with fear that is absorbed subconsciously.

Seeing the fear consciously lets him set the perception aside, keep the knowledge as mere knowledge, and choose whether or not to use it.

They also warn during a tape pause that the more they explain Asimaya the more he tries to figure it out, and the less connected to it he becomes — to connect, he must stop figuring it out and simply practise.