Transmission Anomalies
Transmission anomalies may contribute to auditory false positives, resulting in the perception of sounds, messages, or voices that do not appear to originate from an identifiable external source.
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This is different from hearing high-pitched sounds, tones, ringing, or other symptoms commonly associated with tinnitus.
In some cases, individuals may perceive messages, conversations, instructions, or threatening content. The specific nature of these experiences can vary significantly from person to person.
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Because these experiences are highly individual, outcomes and responses to assessment may differ for each person.
Early identification and evaluation of potential transmission-related anomalies may help reduce the intensity or impact of the perceived auditory experiences and provide a greater sense of relief over time.
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This process is not intended as a quick fix. Rather, the goal is to gradually reduce the perceived "volume," frequency, or disruptive effects of the experience whenever possible.
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A scan or assessment must be requested to begin the evaluation process.
Testimonials
Someone I love has a form of schizophrenia (likely schizophrenia PD with paranoid elements, diagnosis has been difficult for the professionals). I’ve always suspected his illness had a spiritual component to it, since religious and spiritual themes come up for him quite a bit. Daniel performed a clearing on him, and while I’m not close enough to this person to know how it has impacted him on a day-to-day basis, a mutual acquaintance told me that talking to him recently has been much easier and he has seemed more consistently grounded in reality than he has for a very long time.
I’ve talked to my loved one with schizophrenia on the phone a couple times since the clearing, and while he did mention some things that indicated he is still experiencing a degree of paranoia and delusional thinking, there did seem to be an overall lessening of the intensity of his symptoms. Schizophrenia is an extremely complicated and difficult mental illness so I wouldn’t expect a cure from any single modality, but if what Daniel did lessened the intensity of his symptoms or eliminated the spiritual source of his difficulties, I am grateful. I will keep monitoring the situation and hoping for a long-term improvement.
Jan (California)
