What is Recall Healing?

What is Recall Healing?

Recall Healing is a unique method that brings a different perspective and awareness to illness. What does it mean to heal the root cause of a disease? Recall Healing helps people recognize the emotional conflict or belief behind conditions and behaviors in their subconscious. Awareness allows a healing process to begin. Diseases that manifest are considered automatic, biological solutions to an inner conflict we cannot resolve.

The brain creates disease or a pattern of behavior because of an automatic, evolutionary mechanism. This mechanism adjusts itself to reality to support survival.

A simple example: A child has trouble with calculation in school. In questioning the mother, the child was conceived by mistake when she miscalculated her ovulation date. This event was dramatic for the parents but gave the child life. As a result, the belief that ‘miscalculation gives me life is implanted in his subconscious brain.’ Without awareness of this subconscious conflict, the automatic brain will maintain this behavior to ‘maximize’ the child’s survival. When his mother told the child this story in a particular process,  he became much better at math.

The Recall Healing Framework

A framework is utilized in Recall Healing, in which the specialist helps a person to “recall” the subconscious trauma behind their condition. Revealing this connection allows people to see why a specific illness or behavior was a solution for their automatic brain. It is usually related to an ancestor, an event in the ancestor’s life, a trauma in the person’s childhood,  or a life cycle. This is already a big part of the healing process when people comprehend why they are ill. Recall Healing maintains that understanding a disease’s reasons will relinquish the brain’s holding onto the conflict. This understanding consequently allows healing.

The recall healing specialist uses their skills and expertise to facilitate and guide the client through the process. The client’s active participation is essential as, ultimately, the individual holds the answers inside them. The following article explains the Recall Healing Methodology in detail and provides examples of its application.

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Why Are We Sick?

Our brain becomes survival-oriented when we experience intense stress, grieve a death, have a car accident, or go through a “rough patch.” This stress compromised the survival of the automatic brain. We are less attentive to details, and finding food or defending ourselves against predators will be challenging. There is a mechanism that retrieves our functionality. This is the automatic brain’s work, which holds onto the experience and stores it in our body. Suddenly, our post-traumatic stress is all gone, and we are back on our feet in no time.

Every physical organ and tissue store the experience of a specific frequency. For example, the liver will keep the knowledge of hunger. The female breast is related to the connection to children. The skin is about interacting with our environment, and so on. This applies to anyone in this world and even to animals.

“The Pyramid of Health,” The Recall Healing book cover – written By Gilbert Renaud 

The Pyramid Model

The Recall Healing modality considers a human being a “triad”: psyche, automatic brain, and body.

The Psyche: Part of the brain assigned for thoughts, emotions, learning, development, decision-making, beliefs, thought patterns, etc. If this part is in a state of energetic overflow, the body will initiate “grounding.” Just like an electric appliance – to prevent overload and damage to the system.

The automatic brain, preoccupied with survival, suppresses that overload into the body.

The Body: The body stores the excess that can sometimes re-emerge as a disease or illness. Later on in this article, we will gain more understanding as to how it happens.

The Root Cause of a Disease

When working with a client, it is essential to understand:

What is the conflict?

When was it downloaded to the body?

Why was it downloaded?

Where Can We Find the Root Cause?

The person’s life
We first look for the root cause of the disease in the year preceding the illness and specific life cycles. Usually, every person’s life is divided into mathematical cyclicality linked to a disease or event.

“The Project Purpose.”
During the period starting nine months before conception, lasting the duration of the pregnancy, and ending a year after birth, the baby’s brain is downloaded with “programs” that will accompany it for the rest of its life. Everything that happens to the baby or its parents, particularly the mother, will affect the baby’s behavioral, mental, and disease-causing patterns for the rest of its life.

Genealogy
In our subconscious, we carry the sum of all meaningful experiences in family history. Typically, we would inspect the last three generations and collect as much information as possible. The idea is that descendants might solve problems their lineage has not overcome. This can adjust to difficult situations or conditions that might jeopardize our survival – evolution on the family level.

These factors live in our subconscious, meaning most are hidden from us, like the more significant part of an underwater iceberg, revealing only its tip.

“The Iceberg Model” – the subconscious

How to Address a Disease?

According to Recall Healing, an illness is predominantly a creation of the mind, instigated in most cases by a past event. Identifying certain factors in a person’s past or their ancestors’ past can free them from ‘needing’ that illness. 

Usually, when someone is not emotionally invested in a story, the brain will let it go quickly. Sometimes, it is enough to reintroduce a memory to the conscious mind to clear it from the subconscious. In other instances, the person has to go through a process of letting go.

Letting Go

Two examples that demonstrate the different types of letting go:

In one case study, a woman became ill with arthritis when she reached the same age as her grandmother. She is named after her grandmother, who had died in the Holocaust. In her subconscious was a trauma belonging to a family member. Connecting the two events was enough to bring about immediate healing in just one session.

Second case study: treating a woman with fibromyalgia. We found disease-related links that went back to the womb and early childhood. Her conflict was related to her parents’ relationship, reflected in her current relationship with her husband. To release her illness, she had to go through letting go and forgiveness to her father, mother, and spouse, which required a few sessions.

Recall Healing requires some investigation into the patient’s various aspects of life. The facilitator will usually have the patient complete a pre-session questionnaire. Sometimes, they may ask the patient to confirm specific details with his family members, such as dates of important events.

Child Therapy In Recall Healing

It often seems that children come into this world “all clean.” And while it is valid to some extent, children are greatly affected by their genetic lineage and the timing of their “project purpose.” This is nine months before conception, the pregnancy itself, and the first year of their lives.

The first thirty months of our lives are very significant. The brain takes everything that happens during this period and recreates it. We believe it helps us survive, and therefore, it is good. Children have a natural tendency to take responsibility for their parents’ hardships. They tell themselves, “I need my parents to survive so that they can protect me.” They think they can take it upon themselves to fix their problems. We all know how children blame themselves for their parents’ divorce, for instance. When treating children with Recall Healing, we do not have to see them in person. Instead, the consultation is with the mother or father. We find the conflicts that created the child’s problems and the events that initiated those conflicts.

Later on, the problem can sometimes be released by the mother acknowledging it or through a very particular process. The mother tells the child the story of the project purpose while they sleep.” This information was absorbed by the child’s brain subconsciously. This process releases the child from the events and allows Healing that may be immediate.

Common Children’s Conflicts

• Bedwetting that heals overnight when we find a story usually connected to separation from the father, mother, or child.
• Hyperactivity vanishes in a matter of days when we find a story that is often connected to fear of natural miscarriage.
• A child’s daily migraines disappear in several days when we deal with the child’s need to be innovative and, of course, the same conflict with the mother or father.
• We address the emotional causes of many childhood illnesses, such as asthma, migraines, allergies, learning difficulties, social difficulties, etc.

The child does not have to be physically present for the Recall Healing session. The mother or father does the work for the child. It is important to stress that this is not an accusation against the parents but merely a biological mechanism in action.

What is a Biological Conflict?

According to Recall Healing, it is essential to understand the difference between a biological conflict according to Recall Healing and a psychological conflict or belief. A biological conflict is when a person (or animal) faces a danger of survival to themselves, their offspring, or herd and must react.

For example, a mental or emotional pattern might look like “My mother left me.” A  biological conflict is “My mother left me, I won’t have any protection and food, and therefore I’ll die.” These two are different. So, a child that had an experience that his mother left may grow fatter (larger) to improve its ability to survive and fight by itself.

How Can a Biological Conflict Cause Cancer?

(From a Recall Healing perspective, without denying any other explanation)

The biological conflict goes straight into our survival brain, which must find an immediate solution. For instance, a wolf separated from its pack is now alone. Each time it managed to hunt something, a giant wolf appeared and took away the prey. The next time it kills an animal, it will swallow a larger piece of meat without chewing it first. And because its stomach has to digest much more, its brain sends an order to multiply stomach cells. The brain creates a tumor that would increase gastric secretion, a “stomach cancer conflict.”

The biological conflict can be real, imaginary, or symbolic in humans. The symbol of the bone is replaced by an event that is hard to digest, either mentally or emotionally: “I can’t understand how he could’ve betrayed me like that.” The inability to emotionally digest something can set the exact internal healing mechanism in motion, just like the stomach cannot digest something physical.

Case study example:

Let us look at a real example of that. A specific individual’s business partner, who also doubles as his best friend, betrayed him by overtaking the company. That betrayal was too big to digest. “I can’t digest what he did to me.” The patient suffered enormous stress that lasted for a very long time and involved legal proceedings. The brain had to step in and help because when people are so distressed, they cannot get sufficiently alert and quickly get hurt. So, the brain suppresses that emotion concerning the meaning of the conflict into the body.

In this case, the difficulty of digesting the experience made the brain react like the wolf, and the brain created a stomach tumor to help that person digest what had happened. If the patient releases the trauma, the brain can remove the tumor. But if the conflict is not resolved, the person will not forgive, and the tumor will keep growing.

Biological Conflicts & Related Diseases

Not every business betrayal will end up causing stomach cancer. A person can interpret an event like that in several ways.

For example:

• “I am so mad at him. I can never forgive him.” This reaction can cause gallbladder stones.
• “Oh, I couldn’t see him lying to me.” This might result in eye glaucoma (where the eyes turn into a magnifying glass).
• “What he did to me stinks,” which can cause sinusitis (to block the smell).
• “I don’t have enough money. I can’t support my family.” The brain’s reaction can be liver cancer (the liver will try to produce more food).
• “My children are in danger” might cause testicular cancer. (The need to increase reproduction and ovarian or breast cancer in women.
• “My territory was invaded” may culminate in a heart attack. Blood vessels in the heart become enlarged, producing enough blood to fight against an invader, narrowing down with cholesterol when the fight is over.
• “It’s OK.’ll start a new, better business” – a healthy response 🙂

The person’s belief system will determine the conflict created even in a similar situation.

It is important to note that the examples given here are only for illustration purposes. Regarding actual patients, exact links must be identified to cure the sickness. We are not discussing magic solutions that can ascribe a specific belief to every ailment. This is about finding the particular, precise factors and unique situations particular to the individual. These are seen in the patient’s life cycles, project purpose, and genetic lineage.

Illness In A Specific Organ

Events in a person’s life can create disease, but there are also genetic memories. If the grandfather (of that betrayed businessman) experienced a betrayal before the birth of his grandson – an event too hard to digest – the grandfather might have suffered heartburn. Or maybe even a tiny, undiagnosed tumor, but he eventually regained his health. His brain will remember that this particular body reaction helped digest the event and store it as a pattern in his genes. Then, when a similar event occurs to the grandchild, his genes immediately come to life. They say, “We already know what to do. It’s worked for grandfather before.” And because of those genes, the brain creates a tumor in the body.

Because human beings have emotions and memories, we can experience irrelevant conflicts. The wolf will not be angry with whoever took away its food. It will simply go on with its life. People tend to hold onto emotions, resentment, anger, and dark secrets. Those are issues that the body has to resolve somehow when they surface following a particular life event, a specific date, etc. So, it is essential to let go of conflicts even when they do not create disease.

Patterns And Behaviors

Apart from bringing awareness to the emotional trauma behind conditions and behaviors, Recall Healing consultation can help in various situations:

• Mental patterns: worries, fears, anxiety, stress, and confusion.
• Emotional patterns: anger, sadness, oversensitivity, fear, etc.
• Behaviors: shyness, bad habits, poor time management.
• Relationships disharmony: couples, family, and friendships.
• Self-confidence issues: unworthiness, low self-esteem.
• Lack of motivation: laziness, connecting to a real purpose.
• Decision making

Eventually, everything originates in the subconscious. Even choosing our life partner or profession is affected by many factors in our subconscious: our life, choices made by other people from our lineage, and the time we spent in our mother’s womb. If we let go of these factors, we will be free to choose what is truly right.

Recall Healing Combined With Other Therapies

Recall Healing has to offer the most significant advantage in diagnosing the emotional causes of illness and the various connections it makes. When working on letting go and digesting, the therapist can sometimes use other therapies to release the past and create a new future. It is possible to use psychology, personal training, alternative medicine, acupuncture, Theta Healing, homeopathy, and more. In the Rebalance clinic, we often combine Recall Healing with Balance Method Acupuncture, Herbal Therapy, and Naturopathy.

Gilbert Renaud & the Origins of Recall Healing

Gilbert Renaud, Ph.D., developed the Recall Healing method. Renaud was inspired by different methods regarding the connection of biology-body and brain also inspired by Carl Jung, the Jewish Kabbalah, Chinese medicine, Yoga, and other treatment methods.

Elad Shalev is fortunate to have been learning Recall Healing from Gilbert Renaud for many years. He has been his student and later an assistant and facilitator in many Recall Healing workshops.

Gilbert Renaud, The founder of Recall Healing