The Internal Moving Healing Instructional Course

Internal Moving Healing

A simple internal process for finding and working with the faint matter associated with the trouble.

Dedicated to preserving and teaching the work of Robert Harry Hover

Robert Harry Hover described an ability most of us have never been taught to use—the ability to perceive what is happening inside our own body and to interact with what we find there.

He called the method Internal Moving Healing, or IMH.

Through what he called our internal input/output pathways, Robert taught people to “be at” a troublesome region, detect what he called faint matter, and use their innate ability to internally move what they found.

No equipment. No elaborate ritual. Just an ability Robert believed was already there, waiting to be used.

Who Was Robert Harry Hover?

Robert Harry Hover (1920–2008) was an American aerospace engineer whose life eventually took him in a very different direction.

He traveled to Burma, where he studied Vipassana meditation under the renowned teacher U Ba Khin. U Ba Khin later commissioned Robert, along with several others, to teach Vipassana in the West.

Robert went on to teach 75 Vipassana courses in nine countries and 15 U.S. states between 1971 and 1988.

But Robert's work didn't stop there.

His intensely analytical, engineering mind was also turned toward understanding our internal abilities and what he came to call Internal Moving Healing.

He documented the method in extraordinary detail. The problem was that his writing could be extraordinarily difficult to understand.

That's where this course comes in.

Already Practice Energy Healing?

If you already use Balancing by Numbers, The Emotion Code®, The Body Code™, or another energy healing modality, I think you're going to find Internal Moving Healing especially fascinating.

Many of you already have a toolbox of methods you turn to depending on the person and the situation. IMH gives you one more tool—and it works in a very different way.

With Internal Moving Healing, you aren't looking up a number, identifying an emotion, or working from a chart or list. You learn to “be at the region,” detect what Robert Harry Hover called faint matter, and use your own internal input/output pathways to work with what you find through internal moving.

You don't have to give up anything you're already doing. I see IMH as something you can add to your existing healing toolbox. There may be times when Balancing by Numbers is exactly what you want to use, and other times when IMH gives you another way of approaching the trouble.

I'm especially excited to bring Robert's work to the Balancing by Numbers community. So many of you are already comfortable exploring healing methods that fall outside the conventional box, and I think you'll understand very quickly why I became so excited about Internal Moving Healing—and why I felt Robert's work needed to be preserved and shared.

One more remarkable tool for your healing toolbox.

Robert's Work—Made Easier to Learn

When I discovered Robert's work, I knew I didn't want it to disappear simply because the original material was difficult to follow.

So I went through his teachings carefully and organized the essential concepts into a course that is much easier to understand and put into practice.

I haven't tried to turn IMH into something else.

You'll still learn Robert's terminology. You'll learn about faint matter, marshaling, being at the region, internal seeing, internal touching, internal moving, connectors and the many different ways Robert taught people to work with what they encountered.

My goal is simply to help you understand what Robert was trying to teach.

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