Inner Journey with Greg Friedman
Sep 17, 2026 · 51 min · 12 segments
Inner Journey welcomes Peter McLaughlin. For over two decades Peter has helped people by combining advanced hypnosis, inner child reparenting, trauma resolution, and spiritual guidance His techniques…
Greg FriedmanHostRobert SavaniaHostAnd it's, It leads to something else, which is what I teach every one of my clients, which is to use an ideomotor tool.
And this is something that your listeners might be really interested in because it gets at exactly what you're talking about.
It's a very specific way of asking specific questions and getting a specific answer that comes from where?
Well,
mind.
There's another storehouse, a warehouse of information that we have access to.
And because we live in this culture that hasn't really taught us this, it hasn't showed us how to access this, we're all totally disconnected from it.
But because you're disconnected from your body, you can't really recognize it unless it's screaming at you.
You know, if you're walking down an alley at night and you hear footsteps behind you, and your heart starts to race and you get the hairs raise up on the back of your neck, that's your body screaming at you that you're in danger.
Whether you are or you aren't, your body's screaming that you are in that moment.
Or if you meet a person at a party and you just click with that person, you feel like you've known them forever, your body's screaming at you again, like this person, you are connected to them.
They get you, right? Your body's a feedback mechanism, right? Well, it always has an opinion about everything.
There's a great book called Power Versus Force that you may be familiar with where a guy talks about muscle testing.
And he talks about getting answers to questions with people, like a huge room of people, and getting answers to questions by muscle testing.
Do me a favor if you would, just because a lot of people don't know what muscle testing is.
And it's, It leads to something else, which is what I teach every one of my clients, which is to use an ideomotor tool.
And this is something that your listeners might be really interested in because it gets at exactly what you're talking about.
It's a very specific way of asking specific questions and getting a specific answer that comes from where?
Well,
mind.
There's another storehouse, a warehouse of information that we have access to.
And because we live in this culture that hasn't really taught us this, it hasn't showed us how to access this, we're all totally disconnected from it.
But because you're disconnected from your body, you can't really recognize it unless it's screaming at you.
You know, if you're walking down an alley at night and you hear footsteps behind you, and your heart starts to race and you get the hairs raise up on the back of your neck, that's your body screaming at you that you're in danger.
Whether you are or you aren't, your body's screaming that you are in that moment.
Or if you meet a person at a party and you just click with that person, you feel like you've known them forever, your body's screaming at you again, like this person, you are connected to them.
They get you, right? Your body's a feedback mechanism, right? Well, it always has an opinion about everything.
There's a great book called Power Versus Force that you may be familiar with where a guy talks about muscle testing.
And he talks about getting answers to questions with people, like a huge room of people, and getting answers to questions by muscle testing.
Do me a favor if you would, just because a lot of people don't know what muscle testing is.
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