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Advanced ThetaHealing™ All That Is 'IIIINK THETiliEALING INSTITUTE OF KNOWLEDGE Vianna Stibal Published for ThetaHealing Institute of Knowledge by Rolling Thunder Publishing 1615 Curlew Drive, Ammon, Idaho 83406 This book is derived from the classes and manuals of Vi anna Stibal, founder of ThetaHealing™. Text Copyright© owned by Vianna Stibal-Vianna's Nature's Path respectively. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be stored transiently or permanently on any medium. It is prohibited to transfer, transmit, reproduce, photocopy, publish or otherwise exploit, modify, create derivative works from, or combine with other material, the contents of this book without the expressed permission of the copyright holders and the publisher. This is an official book of the ThetaHealing Institute of Knowledge. This book is protected internationally by the "Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works," and the Universal Copyright Convention (UCC). The trademark ThetaHealing™ and Advanced ThetaHealing™ is owned by Vianna Stibal, founder of ThetaHealing, ThetaHealing Institute of Knowledge, owner of Vianna's Nature's Path. Any unauthorized use of the term ThetaHealing™ is prohibited. The trademark Orian Technique™ is owned by Vianna's Nature's Path. Any unauthorized use of the term Orian Technique™ is prohibited. Copyright © reserved on the prior works of "Go Up and Seek God" and "Go Up and Work With God" and "ThetaHealing." ISBN 978-0-9671754-9-6 Illustrations and pictures copyrighted© by Rolling Thunder Publishing. Compiled from the teachings of Vianna by Guy Stibal of "Rolling Thunder Publishing" Special thanks to Giovanni Vota for assistance in the Digging Work chapter. The remedies, approaches, and techniques described herein are not meant to supplement, or be a substitute for, professional medical care or treatment. You should not treat a serious medical ailment without prior consultation from a qualified healthcare professional. Forward by Guy Stibal I am a living testimony to the purity of the formulation of this work. This information came from conversations with the Creator, from the thousands of Readings and Healings; not to mention interaction with Vianna's students, instructors and from ThetaHealing classes over a period of years. The ideas, concepts and processes were spontaneous in their formulation and never devised by abusing the information of other established or un-established energy healing modalities. The other, definitive sources and resources that are used in ThetaHealing are forthcoming for all that wish to know. Springing from a conservative community in America, ThetaHealing has become a world-wide healing modality. In observing the considerable challenges that were experienced in its formulation, I am constantly amazed at how ThetaHealing has triumphed. Against all probability, it has indeed become a light in the darkness; a gift from the divine. There have been many people all in their own way, who contributed to making ThetaHealing the energy-healing modality that it has become. These are the clients, students, practitioners and certified Instructors who in varying degrees have made contributions that cannot be overlooked. Nevertheless, no matter how many people that become involved in ThetaHealing; no matter how many people take these teachings into themselves; the inescapable fact still remains; it all came from the resolve, bravery and pure faith of one person: Vianna. Having witnessed the development first hand, I can comfortably say that I have never experienced such truth, faith and determination in any other human being as that I have seen in Vianna. To me, this is why she is the loving leader of ThetaHealing, and the only person qualified to do so. I believe that this is why the information comes through her. Many people love God, but I have seen few stand in the light and presence of the divine with such conviction and consistency that God the Creator is real. The contents of this book are from the visionary and physical experiences of Vianna. It is offered as a guide for the ability of the mind to heal through the Creator of All That Is. The rest is up to you, and to your Beliefs. Guy Stibal Yd~ tJ-/~/tte/ttjj Chapter One 1 Chapter Two Discover the Seventh Plane 5 Chapter Three The Advanced Reading 11 Chapter Four Advanced Healing 29 Chapter Five The Creation of Feelings 30 Chapter Six Advanced Belief, Finding and Digging Work Find the Bottom Be lef 75 Chapter Seven The Digging Work Sessions 94 Chapter Eight The Planes of Existence 151 ChapterNme Welcome to the Seventh Plane of Existence -All That Is 160 Chapter Ten The Sixth Plane of Existence 169 Chapter Eleven The Fifth Plane of Existence 182 Chapter Twelve The Fourth Plane of Existence 200 Chapter Thirteen The Third Plane of Existence 212 Chapter Fourteen The Second Plane of Existence 221 Chapter Fifteen The First Plane of Existence 232 Chapter Sixteen Healing With the Planes 243 Chapter Seventeen Free-Floating Memories 252 Chapter Eighteen Send Love to Baby in the Womb 255 Chapter Nmeteen The Broken Soul 258 Chapter Twenty The Heart S01 265 Chapter Twenty One Clearing and elief Work on Non-Organic Material 270 Chapter Twenty Two Bending Time 272 Chapter Twenty Three Creatin~ Our Future 274 Chapter Twenty Four Divine imina 276 Chapter Twenty Five Beliefs, Down oads and Feelings 281 Chapter Twenty Six DNA3 Prerequisites 316 Cha~ter Twenty Seven Vianna's Saymgs 321 Fina e 322 ThetaHealing Classes 323 Index 325 About the Author 340 Preface From Vianna This Advanced ThetaHealing manuscript is the companion to the first book ThetaHealing and ThetaHealing Diseases and Disorders. In the book ThetaHealing, I explain the step by step processes of the Reading, the Healing, the Belief Work, Feeling Work, Digging, Gene Work, an introduction to the Planes of Existence and additional knowledge for the beginner. This book of Advanced ThetaHealing gives the reader an in-depth guide to Belief, Feeling, Digging Work, insights into The Planes of Existence and the Beliefs that I believe are essential for spiritual evolution. Advanced ThetaHealing does not include the beginning specific step by step processes that proliferate in ThetaHealing. It is necessary to reach an understanding of these processes that are explained in ThetaHealing in order to fully utilize this book. I must thank all the wonderful clients and students who gave me the opportunity to learn the information that has finally come to rest, compiled in Advanced ThetaHealing for posterity. This manuscript focuses on the experiences of Belief Work from some of the thousands of sessions I have done. May this knowledge be a gift for all those brave souls out there who dare to believe. In this book, advanced information will be revealed from one of the most powerful energy-healing techniques that has ever been in a written text: ThetaHealing™. ThetaHealing is a process of meditation that we believe creates physical, psychological, and spiritual healing using the Theta brain wave. While in a pure and divine Theta-State of mind, we are able to connect with the Creator of All That Is thorough focused prayer. The Creator has given us the fascinating knowledge you are about to receive. It has changed my life and the lives of many others. There is, however, one requirement that is absolute with this technique: You must have a central belief in the Creator of All That Is, of a Creator, of God. With study and practice, anyone can do it; anyone who believes in God or the All That Is essence that flows through all things! ThetaHealing has no religious affiliation. In this book, you will find that it will appeal to most Belief systems. I realize that the Creator has many different names. God, Buddha, Nirvana, Shiva, Goddess, Jesus, Yahweh and Allah are all currents leading in a flow towards the Seventh Plane of Existence and the energy of the Creator of All That Is. The processes of ThetaHealing are not specific to any age, sex, race, color, creed or religion. Anyone with a pure belief in God or the All That Is Essence can access and use the branches of the ThetaHealing tree. This book is a compilation of information from the "DNA Advanced Classes," the "DNA 2 Advanced Manual" and from recordings. It is the prelude to DNA 3. Even though I am sharing this information with you, I do not accept any responsibility for the changes that can occur from its use. The responsibility is yours, a responsibility you assume when you realize that you have the power to change your life as well as the lives of others. ii Introduction Hello, I am Vianna. On a dark moonless night in the year 2003, I was driving down the long road from work toward my home in the country. Suddenly I had a most amazing epiphany. I realized that it had been nine years since the beginning of my journey in ThetaHealing and I had come a long way. During these nine years, I had given thousands of Readings and Healings, taught numerous classes and written books on the ThetaHealing technique. After nine years, I learned one undeniable truth; I still had much to learn. Driving down that lonely road along the Snake River, the voice of the Creator told me that I had finished my nine year indentured service. It was at the end of this learning process that I began a new journey of discovery and I was told I was entering into a three year period of being a teacher. The Creator told me that I would be teaching preparation for DNA 3, ThetaHealing for advanced students. This alarmed me a little because every time this information began to come in; I knew there would be great changes in my life.
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