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MODULE 6
WORKBOOK TALK TO GOD AND FIX YOUR
HEALTH ONLINE COURSE HOW TO STAY HEALTHY
The Jewish Emotional Health Institute (JEMI)
Tel +972-52-293-0367
www.jemi.website
EXERCISES FOR MODULE 6
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How to use this workbook:
This workbook is a companion document for JEMI’s ‘How to Talk to God and Fix Your Health’ online course.
The first part of the workbook contains a number of exercises that are also embedded in the relevant
module of the online course, but have been reprinted here, for your convenience.
The exercises are for you, to help you to internalize what you’re learning on the course, and to apply it
directly to your own life, health and circumstances.
You aren’t required to do them; and you shouldn’t send your answers in to JEMI.
That said, if you have any questions about the questions (or about your answers…) I’m here to help you
anyway I can, so please drop me a line. (You’ll find my contact details on the back page of this workbook).
The second part of the workbook contains a number of questions about the material you’ve been learning
throughout the module.
Again, you aren’t required to do them if you don’t want to, and you don’t need to send them in to JEMI
(although you can if you have a question about something, and you want some feedback). BUT – if you want
to get a diploma at the end of this course, you will have to take an exam on the material you’ve learned, and
the questions at the end of each module will give you a good idea of the sorts of things you’ll be expected to
know.
Happy learning,
Rivka Levy
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Contents
Contents __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3
Exercise 1: Identify your physical issues and / or chronic illnesses _________________________________ 4
Exercise 2: Start connecting the dots ___________________________________________________________________ 5
Exercise 3: Meridians and their associated emotions _________________________________________________ 8
Exercise 4: What’s pressing your buttons? - Reprise _________________________________________________ 10
Questions for Module 6: ________________________________________________________________________________ 12
Contact Information ____________________________________________________________________________________ 14
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Exercise 1: Identify your physical issues and / or chronic illnesses
Take a few moments and try to answer the following questions:
1. What illnesses have you had, in the last 12 months? (NB: include even the 'small stuff', like colds,
coughs, piles and headaches.)
2. Are any of these illnesses recurrent (ie, you get them repeatedly)?
3. Are any of these illnesses chronic (ie, they have periods where they flare up, and periods where
they calm down, but you're never fully free of them)?
4. What physical problems do you have? (aches and pains; broken bones; pigeon toes; poor eyesight,
etc)?
5. Do you have any autoimmune diseases? (more common autoimmune diseases include things
eczema, asthma, allergies, fibromyalgia, MS etc)
Hopefully, you don't have loads of things on your list. If you do, try to prioritise them by putting a number
'1' next to the illness or physical issue that's the most serious, or affects your quality of life the most
negatively.
That's your priority.
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Exercise 2: Start connecting the dots
Start connecting the dots
Now that you know what your physical issues are, an easy way to start is to check to see what meridian, or
meridians, they could be associated with, using the 'Meridians and their associated physical issues' tool,
below.
1) Look up your physical issue, and make a note of the meridian it's often connected to.
2) Start to look for patterns, or a recurring theme. What meridian, or meridians, seems to be coming
up the most often?
Quick Reference Table: Meridians and their associated physical issues
Stomach Kidney, continued
Acid indigestion; reflux Low libido
Allergies Prostrate
Bags under the eyes Swollen ankles Bloating and gas Tooth / gum issues
Digestion issues
Hunger Circulation-Sex
Lip and mouth sores Hormones
Neck pain Impotence
Nervous Tension Prostrate issues
Ovary issues Sacrum issues
Sinusitis Sexual issues
Sore throat Sore breasts, nipples, or buttocks
Stomach aches
Stomach ulcers Triple Warmer
Tender Breasts Adrenal exhaustion or burn-out Weight Problems Allergies
Asthma
Spleen Diabetes
Allergies Fever
Anemia Hives
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Anything to do with blood Hormonal issues
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Hypoglycemia
Cysts Menopause
Diabetes Mood swings
Edema (swelling) PMS
Fertility / pregnancy issues Temperate issues (too hot; too cold)
Hypoglycemia Weight issues
Immunodeficiency issues
Infections Liver Lymph nodes Blurry vision
Varicose veins Candida
Weakness (general feelings of) Eye infections / diseases
Weight Issues Fungal diseases
Hepatitis
Heart Hypertension
Angina Jaundice
Arteries Low sperm count
Bleeding gums Menopause
Blood pressure (high or low) PMS
Chest pains Toenail problems (thick; yellow)
Circulation issues Toxicity Dizziness
Eczema Gall bladder
Heart issues
Sleep issues Arthritis
Swollen glands Bitter taste in the mouth
Blood pressure (high)
Small Intestine Gallstones
Abdominal issues or pain Hip pain or issues
Beer bellies Jaw pain; TMJ
Knee pain Leg pain (side of the legs)
Shoulder pain Migraine headaches
Tinnitus / ear problems 'One-sided' issues, including headaches Weakness in legs Shingles
Teeth grinding
Bladder
Ankle pain / weakness Lung
Arthritis Bronchitis
Baldness Chest infections
Back pain (general) Colds
Calf pain Coughs
Elbow issues Flu
Fallen arches / flat feet Pleurisy
Headaches (at the front of the head) Pneumonia
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Joint pain Respiratory issues
Nervous system issues Shortness of breath
Osteoporosis Skin issues
Sciatica Tuberculosis
Scoliosis
Large Intestine
Kidney Colic pain
Acne Colonic issues
Bone weakness / issues Constipation; Haemorrhoids Back pain (lower back) Diarrhea
Ear issues; earaches Herpes
Edema Hip problems
Eyesight Mineral deficiency
Infertility / impotence Nose issues
Toothache
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Exercise 3: Meridians and their associated emotions
Now you've identified which particular meridian seems to prominently featuring in your physical issues,
it's time to head over to the 'Meridians and their associated emotions' tool, below, to start identifying what
blocked or repressed emotions may be causing the problem.
To use the table below, simply look up the meridian in question, and make a note of the associated
emotions.
Do any of the emotions listed resonate with you, or ring a bell? Which?
Meridians and emotions - a quick reference tool Meridian Associated negative emotion Stomach Anxiety, pessimism, worry, stress, stinginess Spleen People pleasing; 'suffering martyr'; unable to assimilate knowledge and ideas Heart Heartache; broken-heartedness; sadness; jealousy Small Intestine Confusion; indecision; 'divided' Bladder Scared; fearful of outside world; despair; cynicism Kidney Loneliness, toxic shame, traumatized, 'frozen' Circulation-sex Frustration; over-commitment; disconnected from self Triple Warmer Fight / flight / freeze; overwhelmed; primal fear Gallbladder Anger (at others); harsh judgment; criticism; Liver Beating myself up; guilt; can't accept or like the self; toxic shame Lung Profound sadness, grief; yearning; detachment from others Large intestine Control-freak; can't let go, can't surrender to God, others
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Remember, that you're particularly interested in trying to spot a repressed emotion that may now be
showing up as a physical issue. Emotions get repressed when you don't accept them, validate them or let
yourself connect them consciously, so pay particular attention to any emotion listed for your particular
meridian where you:
• Experience a strong reaction to the thought that you may have it (such as indignation, outrage,
upset, shock, denial or fear)
• Think or know you may have had that problem in the past, but now you believe it's gone.
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Exercise 4: What’s pressing your buttons? - Reprise
1) Go back to the list of negative emotions that you starred at the end of Module 5, as part of the last
‘Action Point’ exercise.
This list represents your subconscious buttons, that can cause you to 'choose against' yourself, and
act in ways that consciously, you don't want and don't like.
2) What connections can you make, between the negative emotions you starred, and the information
you now have from doing the last three exercises?
3) Do any of your 'buttons' match up to one of the physical issues or meridians you've identified in
this module? Write down your insights, below:
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Now, you’re ready to go to the step-by-step guide on how to defuse your subconscious buttons.
REMINDER: IF YOU WANT TO DO THE OPTIONAL EXAM TO RECEIVE A DIPLOMA FOR COMPLETING THIS
COURSE, PLEASE EMAIL JEMI: [email protected].
WHILE THE COURSE IS FREE, THERE IS A CHARGE FOR SITTING THE EXAM, AND RECEIVING A DIPLOMA.
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Questions for Module 6:
1) State the two methods you can use to diagnose what negative emotions may be blocking your
GodJuice.
2) What’s ‘The First Stage of Healing’?
3) What meridian is normally associated with diabetes?
4) Name three physical conditions that are usually associated with the Lung Meridian.
5) Which two meridians are usually associated with toxic shame?
6) How do emotions typically get repressed?
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7) State the three-prong approach this course uses to defuse subconscious buttons.
8) If you’re still stumped about what your ‘lost’ emotions may be, what should you do?
9) Name two effective tools you can use to help identify and dissolve hidden emotional blocks.
10) What key piece of information do you need to know, before you can start using energy
medicine techniques to shift emotional blocks?
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Contact Information
If you have any comments, questions or queries as you’re going through the course, don’t hesitate to get in
touch! We’re here to help you make the most of your learning.
RIVKA LEVY FOUNDER, JEMI
Tel +972-52-293-0367
This Workbook is part of JEMI’s online course: “How to Talk to God and Fix Your Health”
For more details about our courses, ebooks, publications and other learning opportunities, please contact:
The Jewish Emotional Health Institute (JEMI)
Jerusalem, Israel
Tel +972-52-293-0367
www.jemi.website