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*Use Access Energy Transformation CDs by Bart Sharp to release deeper into your limitations over and over again in the comfort of your own home.
*Each CD is approximately one hour of non-interrupted clearings by Bart Sharp.
*The CDs are designed to clear a variety of considerations on a topic and as well as activate our consciousness to be greater.
*You can choose either an active or non-active listening approach to receive the benefits of the CD.
*Some people like to listen to Bart’s soothing voice to put them to sleep as all CDs guide you to a more relaxed state.
*Regardless of the listening style these Access CDs create big results.

Some of the topics offered:
“Opening And Releasing Your Limitations” is a CD opens pressure points on our head to relax and put promote sleep. More importantly using this CD opens your mind to release electromagnetic currencies in your brain that hold an energetic memory of your limitation in place.
“Becoming A Greater Power” clears unconscious beliefs that inhibit and sabotage our personal power. This CD explores the attidudes that our parents instilled in us that we are a lesser power.
“Living A Prosperous Life” activates us to receive more health, happiness, joy, money and abundance in our life. The CD is a message to our body, unconscious and conscious minds that we can receive more of everything in life.
“Clearing Anger” releases suppressed anger in our body. A wonderful CD to listen to multiple times to release suppressed anger in us. Good for those with addictions, depression, resentments and anger.
“Being Free Of Allergies” dialogues with our body to release toxins in our body quickly and easily. This decreases the body’s need to have allergic reactions as a way to expel toxins. It really works if listen to the CD regularly.
“Living Life With Ease, Joy And Glory!” Our body will respond to and create any thing that we tell it. If we communicate to our body to do everything easily, joyfully and in a exuberant expression of life we create just that.

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By Bart Sharp

There was a study several years ago on a group of parents that abused their children regularly.  Each of these parents were given a surrogate sponsor parent who accompanied them when they were with their children.  These surrogates were not to monitor abusive behavior of the parents or report them.  The only function of the sponsor was to nurture the parent when they began to become stressed such as negative emotional state of anger or rage. They would hold the parent until their needs were met then the parents would proceed about their day with their children.  In all cases there were no incidents of abuse reported.

I find this very important information in that we are triggered to commit other behaviors that we would rather not do.  Unfortunately we are compelled so strongly that we do it anyway and regret it later weather it be an abuse, addiction, compulsive shopping, rage expressed, shaming self and others.

When we feel we are impulsive to act on one of our undesirable behaviors the first step is to stop and preferably find a quiet place.  When we find a place to calm feel what is occurring inside of your body.  By observing within in a calm nurturing way the trigger will change.  We find the places that are stressed in our body that the trigger is reacting from.  When we get to that core place (I find most of mine in my stomach and my heart) and observe it everything that is stimulated from the trigger will begin to change (I literally feel the fears in my stomach calm down).  It is the beginning of it not having power over us.  The more that we observe these parts that are stressed we may begin the see the fear that created it as well.  Our job is to perceive them, not judge them and nurture.

By Bart Sharp

I recently received an email from a person that was asking for a friend of hers, if I did sliding scale fees with some of my clients.  I replied yes I do with a few clients, however there are some requirements.  I only work with sliding scale fee clients that are committed to changing them selves.  The client must be willing do some kind of personal inner work on themselves daily, take on home work from me of exercises and be as present as possible.

When I give away my work for a lesser price I require something that is extra rewarding for me.  Seeing clients willing to change and to do the work to make it happen lights me up more than anything that I know.  I am teaching, facilitating and doing energy work, not rescuing or expected to create miracles.  I can be a catalyst for miraculous things in people’s lives or even help people see what is possible.  But I have found that in most cases clients are the ones who have to make the cross over in some way and transform their lives.

Nothing is more exciting than seeing someone hungry for change and doing the things that make it happen.  Deep down that is my biggest reward.  The money is nice, it is fun and helps pay the bills.  Seeing hearts alive about them selves is what it is all about.

Book Review

By Bart Sharp

Healing The Shame That Binds You By John Bradshaw is a classic book written over twenty years then revised in 2005.  It is the most comprehensive book covering an emotional topic of shame in known publication.  Practicing Therapy for over thirty years Bradshaw saw that the shame his clients experienced from their parents was the underlying consideration that was the basis of their dysfunctional behaviors.  The more Bradshaw facilitated his clients to process and grow out of their shamed self they experienced wholeness.

In its most basic definition shame is the act of perceiving yourself as less than others.  It is a condition that many children are taught by their parents in numerous from the most direct expressions of parents belittling their children to more subtle forms.  Once the child believes that they are a lesser person it affects how they love them selves and others, as well as what they achieve in life.

The beauty of the book begins with Bradshaw’s in depth descriptions of how shame is created with a variety of case studies.  He is generous in sharing the work of other scholars perspectives making the text the most comprehensive of its topic.  Alice Miller’s work is noted throughout chapters.

One of the areas that the book excels in is the variety of strategies that therapists and psychologist have used to treat shame-based disorders.  That is one of the beauties of the revision of this text are some of the new modalities of therapy that Bradshaw covers.

This topic is one that reaches very close to the author’s heart as he grew up in a shamed based home.  John tells his own story in various segments of the book revealing in detail the arduous journey he took to recover from his pain.

If you have issues with anger, depression, addiction, control, assertiveness and countless more challenges you most likely would benefit from reading this book.  List price $14.95, 300 pages.

By Bart Sharp

No matter what happens, I would like to live the rest of my life without getting angry, stressed, resentful or worried unless it was my choice to do so and I was making that choice fully present in that moment.

I remember getting mad at one of my students and I could see that I was just playing a part like an actor.  I had to do it because it was the only way that she would ‘get it’ to respect the boundary.   Once the play or confrontation was done I went back to calm.  I was completely detached from the situation. The reason that it was so easy was I made a conscious choice to do it that way.  There were no fears from my past triggering me to react in an old familiar pattern and as a result I did not become the affect of it.  That felt good.

For me when I become angry, resentful or stressed in relating to another there is usually an underlying fear that I am carrying at the same time such as: “I am not doing this good enough”, “This person is threatening to me”, or “This person reminds me of someone else who misused me and therefore I do not like these kind of people”.  Our mind/ego can create 101 reasons to create these fear-based rationales.

Now when I do react in a negative way (that I feel I am not actively choosing) I make sure I find some time later to process the situation.  After reviewing the situation and seeing how it felt in that past experience I ask, “When did I do this before?”  I want to see my patterns and hopefully where I originally began do this. Then I can begin to see the fearful situation that I did not resolve.  More processing.

Through this analysis I usually see how I recreated my life’s unsuccessful patterns.  Then I can begin the final stage of forgiving myself in some way. It is a heartfelt forgiveness and does not need to be very long most of the time.  I know I am finished with the situation when I began to feel no resistance to the situation.  Then I am ready to move onto a more joyful place.

By Bart Sharp

Our unconscious self is the dominating influence of our present life if we have not resolved the fears that it holds.  The unconscious values we learn from our parents can dominate how we create wealth, suffering, happiness, our ability to create our dreams and more.  When we realize our limited belief systems we are on the path to creating a greater possibility.

As a child I remember hearing numerous stories from my parents and relatives of how tough the times were.  The adults in my family often told story after story of their struggles especially around finances.  Usually with the moral of the story being that their survival through these challenges made them better people.

Although my parents and relatives improved in the areas of wealth through time they never seemed to leave the reality of the struggle.  It was almost like they had to have the suffering in their life in some shape or form.  I can remember my father telling stories of how bad times were just around the corner.  It almost felt like he enjoyed them coming because it validated his own hard times.

As a child when I heard these stories I felt their burden and because they were the adults that I trusted I felt obligated to take them on as my values.  As I reviewed these perspectives as an adult I began to see how I felt my own world shrink because I bought their perspectives in how this reality functions.  As a child my inner knowing told me that life was a great adventure, however through time I began to believe like my parents.  I began to accept that the suffering of life was always more powerful over me than my power to create my own wonderful life.

In a subtle but strong way, I was taught shame by my relatives.  The basic message given was; “You will never have enough power to live a life where your dreams are fulfilled, but will always be the affect of hard times that are always around us.”

My relatives were all strongly influenced by the great depression of the 30’s that was the reality for millions.   What was misidentified wss that we would have to remain in the depressed times.  What held my relatives in this pattern was they continued to recreate it first by the stories told and becoming re-charged with the energy of poverty once again.  It reinforced the reality of lack and gave the message out to the world that struggle was the energy they wished to attract.

I went through my adult years believing I could not achieve my own great life until I began to look into what I had learned as a child.  I began a process of perceiving the messages that were ingrained into my childhood being that struggle would always be a part of my life.  Not only to understand this intellectually but to recall what it felt like in my body.  I then began to let go of these nagging beliefs that I could not attract whatever I chose.

When I could identify and transform my old beliefs my life began to change.  Instead of resentments I felt joy.  Whatever I put out to create in my life, it began to show up in an easier way.  Not always in the biggest grandest style but I was generating my dreams in some way, the evidence was right before.  Now, I continued to see that the limiting beliefs of my past are subltly reflecting into my present reality and I always look to clarify those lies.  The more I release my past the more potential I have to manifest bigger dreams.

Our unconscious self is the dominating influence of our present life if we have not resolved the fears that it holds.  The unconscious values we learn from our parents can dominate how we create wealth, suffering, happiness, our ability to create our dreams and more.  When we realize our limited belief systems we are on the path to creating a greater possibility.

By Bart Sharp

I recently saw the popular movie “The Blind Side” starring Sandra Bullock and was impressed with many of its messages.  The main story of course was the endearing relationship between Sandra Bullock’s character and the young man from the projects, Big Mike.

There is another message that I found very affirming was Sandra Bullock’s family and their relationship with wealth.  The family modeled that you can be rich and be happy.  Every member in the family exhibited a wholeness within that gave the message that they were complete as individuals.  Money was just the by-product of their prosperity whose real source of wealth was within them.

The character “Big Mike” resonanted with the joy of the family because in his own world he had the gift of wholeness within him self.  It was expressed in his kindness and ability to protect others.  The life of living in a ghetto and foster homes were past layers that covered over his real gift of love.

Sandra Bullock’s character helped Big Mike reveal his gifts to himself and others.  They as a family were all richer for Michael’s discovery and were affirmed as a unit that they could all be whole and happy regardless of the circumstances.

By Bart Sharp

How do I make the expanded consciousness of nature work for me?  How can it increase my bank account?  The latter question is what  many Americans would ask first.  People are more interested in a class on abundance than they are on releasing anger, or on communing with nature.  But its only as we become more whole and aware we will receive more of what we are asking for.  Our internal conflicts and limitations are our biggest barriers to receiving.

When I place the focus on me and ask how I created my conflicts, it all begins to come clearer of what my part is in the limitation.  The affinity that I have for nature is one of my biggest supports in finding resolution to conflicts and an opening to create something better.  The more that I am centered in myself and the earth; the more my relationship with work, business, and loved ones is easier.

In this fast-paced world it is important not to be hooked into the stress and trauma of the world.  Setting the boundary to not get involved with the things that are not my business, to not tread on the affairs of others takes a great load off of my back.

What I have learned from nature is the joyful energy that it embodies.  As I go about my day, I do my best to remember the earth’s energy in my body.  When that spontaneous energy is present in me, it goes into my daily creations.  It is an open-minded presence in me that extends out to nature and pulls it into my life.  Energy and consciousness do not have boundaries time and space.  The choice to be with nature fosters an open-ended possibility with the world.  It allows the world or universe to be open to give to me, and allows me to be open to receiving.

One of the things that I can do to shut it down is projecting on how things will turn out.  For example, thinking of how many people are going to come to a class before the class has begun.  It is a sure fire way to close down the possibilities that you have created for your venture.

The forest does not grow with an expectation of what it will look like.  It just grows. Other factors such as sun, wind, water, and other plants influence it.  In the plant world there is no competition; just the energy to thrive. They are simply happy to grow.

By Bart Sharp

When we discover and release our past shame we begin to create a new perspective in how we see ourselves in the world.  Releasing the secret underlying messages that we are less and cannot achieve our dreams unleashes a more authentic self that can receive all of life more easily.  We can change the basis of our beliefs and limitation and manifest our lives differently.

Some children may feel underneath others; their brothers, sisters and friends.  They desperately want them to be liked and played with.  There is something of an intrinsic value that this needy child could not identify in them selves that makes them feel separate from others.

The needy child seeks this unknown quality in others through winning their approval and attention.  This child would even compromise them self in order to get attention.  They would play the subserviate role in order to form friendships with others.  In the end it is a dis-satisfying relationship and reinforces the belief that something unknown is still lacking in this child with less.  They are seeking an internal gift that none of their siblings or friends could give to them.

In the beginnings of an infant’s life when the parents receive their child into the world they can look at the child with love and excitement, through that a transference occurs.  The baby is given a flame of love.  It is an energy that comes within the mother and father and through their caring, love and hope.  The gift is then set to grow.

The flame gives the child strength and an inner well-being.  A spirit evolves inside to explore and thrive.

If the infant is brought into the world without the gifts of love and kindness the child interprets this as their own fault.  A conclusion is drawn that there is something wrong with them.  Not on an intellectual level but something deep inside is wounded.  The inner flame is not nurtured and built upon by the parents.

There are many aspects of this gift the parents have for the child.  Some children are literally unwelcome, others are loved but the parents are not fully committed to be a mother or father.  Some parents carry significant wounds themselves so there is less presence in caring and loving to give to the infant.  The baby does not comprehend these aspects they sense the deficiency inside the parents and take the blame on them selves.

When a baby comes into the world they are the essence of joy.   As they grow into infancy the happiness that they are is an expression of love that is close to divine and at the same time innocent.   It is the child’s gift that they have to give to their parents and the world.  It is healing for the parents to receive their baby as they can be inspired of this pure love that they once were.  It also reaffirms to the infant or child that they have value, giving them encouragement to share of them selves out into the world.

If the child is not acknowledged of their gift of love and are not affirmed something begins to sour. They eventually begin to buy into their parents beliefs that the world is not a magical place.  The child believes that they are not magical.  The flame inside falters and the child begins to believe in the adult world of a lack of love.  Most importantly the child feels shame that they were incapable of making a difference.

The dampening of the flame that shame is associated with can be created during various stages of an infant’s life.  Some children are shamed in every stage of development where as others are limited to a few stages.  As the shame is repressed into memory the frustration begins to impact the heart and soul of the child.  The shame begins to take various forms of expression such as anger, passive aggressive behaviors, depression, resentments, lack of confidence, lack of inner direction and more shame.  The child becomes an adult carrying these limitations into everyday life.

The process of healing begins in exploring these limitations and discovering your story.  It is the cognitive realization of what happened in your life.  It is the therapy of finding how your emotional wounds were created.  Recognizing our past is essential in healing.

To go discover a deeper resolve is a process of uncovering shame deeper than the mind but body memories.  This process begins in understanding how it occurred by recalling the stories of our shamed life.  Next as you recall the stories feel how our body is reacting when we relive the incidents.   The energy of our limitations is stored into our body.  Each memory that we have judged as bad or wrong is stored in our body.  It never really goes away.  For most it is a life of suppressing these experiences so that they are not felt.

There is something very powerful in exploring the past.   You can re-live the experience feel where it is occurring in your body.  For example while you review an experience you may feel the anger that you suppressed in your stomach or an anxious feeling in your heart or a thick heavy sensation in your lower intestines.  It is the energetic memory of the incident.  It is important to fully feel this energy, get accustomed to it and recognize it as an integral part of you.

When you feel the experience your body often is recreating what it was feeling back in the original experience.  It can be intense.  It is important not to judge it but to experience it.  It is what we did not process it fully back then otherwise it would not be such a traumatic experience.  Allowance is the key in resolving shaming events of your past.  Letting the infant or child or your past to have these feelings under a nurturing and non-judging presence by your adult-self. Patiently contemplate the perceptions that occur while you are present with this past memory.

When we discover and release our past shame we begin to create a new perspective in how we see ourselves in the world.  Releasing the secret underlying messages that we are less and cannot achieve our dreams unleashes a more authentic self that can receive all of life more easily.  We can change the basis of our beliefs and limitation and manifest our lives differently.

Bart Sharp is an Access Facilitator who specializes in helping others release suppressed emotions such as shame on energetic memory level.  Through this experience Bart has witnessed people making dynamic changes in their lives through private sessions and learning techniques to clear their limitations on their own.  Bart resides in Austin Texas and works with people in person or by phone.

By Bart Sharp

I personally advocate that the greatest way that we can change our lives and the world is by resolving our own personal issues.  Having the courage to change our own lives changes people around us.

I just saw the movie Spiderman Two again and was reminded of the quote, “With great powers come great responsibility.”  It really got me to thinking about our own personal responsibilities to others.  We live in a world with so many blessings and comforts.  For most of us, we have time to grow like no other culture in the history of the world.  Yet how many of us take that gift of freedom to create change in the world?

When we look at the abundance of free time in our lives I ask you to consider.  “Should I sit back and be entertained at the various distractions the world offers or do I take a different perspective that is more proactive?”  Proactive can be: advocating for a cause, sending a message out to the world, living your own adventure, artistic endeavors, helping others and various other activities.  Regardless of what we do we are speaking up, expressing, advocating and creating.

Passivity is a killer of our hearts and souls.  The seduction of television, video games and countless others activities curl us up into our own narcissistic cocoon.  No wonder the world suffers from depression and cancer.  We sink into our selves and forget to be an expression of how great life can be.

I personally advocate that the greatest way that we can change our lives and the world is by resolving our own personal issues.  Having the courage to change our own lives changes people around us.  We are different we influence others by our growing inner serenity and self-love.

I admire the time of America in the 1960s because people advocated and believed it was important to express them selves.  It was a tumultuous time.  People were hurt, killed and it was painful.  Yet there was an abundance of expression.  It was a time of tremendous activism and change.  In American we lost that kind of spirit although it feels like it may be coming back.

In England there was a significant drop in depression across the country when Princess Diana died.  There was an outpouring of grief expressed and people suddenly had a venue that they felt was appropriate to express their sorrow.  Thus they relieved their own depression.

What these two experiences indicate is that we take action only when life demands it of us.  We have a choice of a different alternative, to take action out of curiosity and delight.

Somewhere in childhood most of us forgot life was an adventure.  I invite you to create, reflect, express and share your self, your dreams and your heart’s desires.  Take your self out of the perspective that you need to be entertained by an outside source such as television.  Let go of the passive devices you use for stress relive and use active devices to let go of your angst.  I always feel transformed from the stress of work when I do something creative.  Keep asking the questions, “What am I guided to do today?”   “What can I create?”  Or “What adventure would I like to have today?”  If we asked those questions and followed where our curiosity and inner-self, happiness would be more abundant in our lives.  If we are happier and satisfied, more compassion for others comes out of our hearts.

We do not have to be such dedicated servants of service like Spiderman to make a difference although the world would be a better place if more people were like him.  Creating your life in it’s own special way quietly sends a message to everyone to live fuller lives.  Our satisfied presence trickles out to others, creating change in ways we cannot imagine.  Like the old expression, “Do what you will, but harm no one.”