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4 days after returning from India, I felt such incredible pain in the kidney area that I called the emergency- doctor. As there was no blood in the urine, it couldn’t be the kidneys. Therefore he suggested I visit my personal doctor for a thorough exam. My doctor was able to find some
bacteria in the urine but said this could not be the reason for such severe pain. She thought it was a sciatica radiating upwards. Therefore I gave myself the Gallbladder Flow which passes the kidney area towards the 4th lumber vertebra. While I was doing the flow, the pain increased. Because I want to know what is happening in my body, I do not have the habit of taking painkillers. At some point I fell
asleep as if in a trance. When I woke up and went to the toilet there was no pain. Carefully I walked up and down the room to check out my situation. The pain was no longer there!
I was in wonder, it was all so simple… and the pain was gone!!! Leonor Schmidt- Mumm
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Decisions
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The first time I gave Claudia a session, I intuitively applied the Gallbladder Flow. In addition to my intuition, the shape of her body indicated this was the flow that she
needed. A few days later I heard that Claudia had made two significant decisions. First, she separated from her partner, something she had wanted to do for a long time. Then, she
quit her work which she had been dissatisfied with. Gallbladder Flow stands for decisions. If the time is ripe, it moves the energy to take action. A second experience with the power of the Gallbladder Flow came when I worked with Sabine. She was very unhappy with both, her living and working situations but didn’t
know how to bring about a change. Her pulses indicated that she needed the Gallbladder Flow. When she was saying good-by to me after her sessions were finished, she told me that she had decided to quit her
work and change her living situation. She said that now she was ready for the new and unknown. Leonor Schmidt- Mumm
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Strenuous walking
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In the Himalayas Serge and I decided to have a five day walking tour from Gangotri to Kedarnath (Holy temples in India) crossing some mountains. On the first day still
walking downwards on the road everything was wonderful. But the next day already my knees were having trouble. I barely managed to reach the next village. At the same time the weather changed to rain, so we
decided to take the bus. Due to the rain we had to spend a few days in a little village 18 km from the final place. This was a good time for my knees to rest. With the first sun rays coming out we started our journey upwards towards the temple. The last part was nearly impossible for me, my knees were hurting very badly. Limping I
just managed to reach our little hotel. Exhausted, I lay down on my back putting my hands under the hipbones and fell asleep for a few hours. Meanwhile Serge was looking for a mule to carry me down the next day.
After I woke up we walked through the village. I was surprised that there was no disturbance in my knees, so we tried a small path up the hill to have an overview of the
village… and no problem. Overnight again I kept on holding my hipbone. The next morning I managed to walk up 5 km to a small lake. It went so smoothly that we decided to go back down the 18 km we
had done the day before. Again I managed without a single problem. It is just so wonderful to be able to get oneself “back on one’s legs”.
Leonor Schmidt- Mumm
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