Supporting the Inner Voice Scan

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Supportive Notes Cheat Sheets
    1. Benefits
    2. How to Use
  3. Inner Voice Tracking Worksheet
    1. Benefits
    2. How to Use
  4. Inner Voice Note Comparison Sheet

Introduction

The Inner Voice scan will display the results under the Reports button and email the same information to the individual. (See the Inner-Voice Report without vitals for an example and the Inner Voice Report Without Vital Scan for an explanation of the results.) The Inner Voice Report will provide an assessment but does not provide any supporting information to assist with understanding the results.

Supportive Notes Cheat Sheets

The Supportive Notes cheat sheets are designed to help you understand the results of each note by providing the Positive and Negative Emotions information from the Inner-Voice Report, and the following additional information.

  • Vitals & Comprehensive – Use these two scans and focus on the indicated items, e.g., the Sinuses, Spine, Ribs, and Pelvis for the Corresponding Note E.
    • The Vitals Scan performs a scan of 550+ Blueprint Frequencies associated with bodily functions and performs the analysis (3 mins or less). It is a concise snapshot of blueprint frequencies being produced by the blood, organs, and systems of the body.
    • The Comprehensive Scan performs a detailed scan of the frequencies from over 130 organs, cells, bones, and chromosomes in your body.
  • Body Systems – Use this scan and focus on the indicated body systems, e.g., Respiratory System and Musculoskeletal System for the Corresponding Note E.
    • The Body Systems Scan performs a complete and thorough scan and optimization of hundreds of Blueprint Frequencies associated with 13 body systems. This scan complements the results provided in the Vitals and Comprehensive scan to highlight specific body systems that need support.
  • Bach Flowers – Nearly 100 years ago Dr. Edward Bach discovered 38 wildflowers that positively affect our emotions. He created a simple system of healing and called it the Bach Flower Remedies. In combination the Bach Flower Remedies restore emotional balance and promote joy and happiness. Use suggested Back Flowers, e.g., Willow, Pine, Agrimony, Crab Apple, and Clematis for the Corresponding Note E.
    • Bach flower remedies are a type of vibrational energy medicine that works by harnessing the energy of specific flowers to promote emotional and mental healing. 
  • SEFI – Focus on the SEFI options for broadcasting or imprinting, e.g., Sinus Disorders, Sinus Plus Allergy, Spondylitis, Spine Joint Inflammation, and Sciatica Support for the Corresponding Note E.
    • The Subtle Energy Frequency Imprinter (SEFI) technology is designed to capture, amplify, and imprint subtle energy frequencies, and can either broadcast or imprint those frequencies into any element or item.
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Benefits

Cheat sheets can be helpful because they organize and summarize information, promoting deeper learning instead of just memorizing. A cheat sheet highlights key concepts and condenses material, which can enhance understanding and retention. Frequently revisiting and utilizing a cheat sheet can help reinforce comprehension and improve recall of important information. Finally, cheat sheets can shift the focus from rote memorization to understanding and applying knowledge.

How to Use

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Inner Voice Tracking Worksheet

In the real world, you are exposed to data every day. Data is information collected that often takes the form of a collection of numbers that can be visually displayed in a table or graph. Bar graphs serve as a visual aid for organizing and presenting data. They assist in collecting, arranging, interpreting, and displaying data to enhance our understanding. Our decisions and plans can be based on the information provided by a bar graph. Additionally, bar graphs simplify the process of understanding and using data by presenting key features of various real-life applications in an easily memorable visual format.

In today’s data-driven world, staying organized is key to making informed decisions. The Inner Voice Tracking Worksheet offers a way to enhance insight into each client’s needs and progress. The Inner Voice Tracking Worksheet is simply designed and easy to use regardless of your experience.

Benefits

  1. Effortlessly organize your client’s high and low frequency data in one central location.
  2. This worksheet visualizes the Inner Voice high and low frequency data and shows patterns and trends at a glance, making data analysis straightforward and intuitive.
  3. With all your Inner Voice high and low frequency data neatly tracked, you can make smarter decisions that propel you towards helping your clients.
  4. The worksheet simplifies tracking Inner Voice high and low frequency data, enabling you to focus on what matters.

How to Use

  1. Enter the client’s name in cell B1. (Figure 1 and Figure 2)
  2. For each date that an Inner Voice scan is run, enter the following information on the Inner Voice Tracking Sheet.
    • Enter the date in column A starting with cell A5.
    • Place an X in each column for the high frequencies (e.g., C, C#) and the low frequency (e.g., A).
    • Enter the low frequency in column N.
  3. View the updated results on the Inner Voice Tracking Chart sheet. (Figure 3)
    • Look for differences in the heights of the bars. The bars show the values for how often each frequency is assigned during the Inner Voice scans.
    • Determine what question you want to address about your client, then analyze the bar relevant to that question. Assess the value of the bar in answering the question. Use the following tips and tricks to interpret a bar graph.
      • If the question pertains to a specific frequency, read the value of the relevant bar graph and answer the question.
      • If you have a question about which frequency occurs most often, examine the bars and select the frequency represented by the longest bar as your answer. Likewise, for questions regarding the “least,” refer to the bars and choose the frequency indicated by the shortest bar as your answer.
      • When comparing two frequencies, observe the bar graph value corresponding to both frequencies and answer the question.
    • Possible questions to ask.
      • Which frequency occurs most?
      • What can I do to mitigate the negative emotions associated with this frequency? (See the associated Supportive Notes Cheat Sheet.)
      • Does the frequency with the largest recurrence appear in successive Inner Voice scans?
      • Is the frequency with the largest recurrence persistent?
      • Are there similar characteristics (e.g., Vitals & Comprehensive, Bach Flowers, or SEFI) between the most often recurring and the next most recurring frequency? (See Inner Voice Note Comparison Sheet.)
Figure 1 – Inner Voice Tracking Sheet

 

Figure 2 – Example ‘How to Use Inner-Voice’ Page

 

Figure 3 – Inner Voice Tracking Chart Sheet


Click to download the Inner Voice Tracking Worksheet.

Inner Voice Note Comparison Sheet

Click to download the Inner Voice Note Comparison Sheet.

NOTE:
The bolded items in the Inner Voice Note Comparison Sheet represent those items that are duplicated in other cells of the spreadsheet (e.g., the Bach Flower Clematis appears under both A and A#, and the SEFI Cinnamon Leaf appears under C# and E ).

The information on this page are based on information from Doctor Darryl who is a board-certified Naturopathic Doctor and Vegan Chef practicing at Haas Wellness Center in Charlotte NC.

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