
27/05/2025
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The Personal Peace Procedure in EFT Tapping
The Personal Peace Procedure offers a structured approach to clear emotional disruptions from your past and make peace with what happened. It was created by EFT developer Gary Craig and is considered an essential application of Tapping. Similar to other kinds of “30 Day Challenge” and “90 Day Challenge” processes, this is a way to schedule your tapping – a little each day – for a large effect over time.
By consistently applying this method, you can release layers of emotional intensity over time. It works because of the Generalisation Effect, where addressing one event can reduce the emotional intensity of other similar or related events.
1. Make a list of every specific event from your life that still feels unresolved or emotionally charged.
2. For each event, rate the intensity on a scale of 0-10. Choose a manageable starting point.
3. Circle the ones you don’t think would be safe for you to work on without a practitioner. This includes anything that might come under the heading of major trauma. You won’t include these in your self-tapping, so this way you know to avoid them.
4. Begin the EFT tapping process on each non-circled event, using the Tell the Story Technique or another EFT method to tap on all the emotional aspects of the event. As you tap, reassess the intensity after each round. When the emotional intensity drops to zero, cross the event off your list and move on to the next.
5. Every few events, check your progress. You’ll likely notice that other events on your list feel less intense even before you’ve tapped on them directly—this is the Generalisation Effect in action.
If you clear one event per day for 6 months you will have resolved 180 events! The ultimate goal is to feel lighter, more at peace, and less weighed down by your past.
For those who may be dealing with particularly traumatic or long-term abuse memories, it is always recommended to see a trained EFT practitioner. This process should be empowering, not overwhelming. 💗