Straight from the horse's mouth: clients need to accept their reactions

Originally published on https://www.yhalp.ca/post/straight-from-the-horse-s-mouth on Aug 7/2025 moved to yourlifeplan.ca on Oct 20/2025.

Peter Mandel, founder of Esogetic Medicine

This article is a work in progress…

This is what I have come to understand: https://www.instagram.com/p/DNNePK5uRkw/?igsh=c3J3ZmJhaTRnaGNs

Maybe it happens to everyone, when they look for something, they find it everywhere, or rather, they find others are questioning or answering it for themselves too.

I've been questioning the negative reactions some clients experience after treatment and, listening to the 2025 Update, the founder of Esogetics shared that:

"Sometimes clients don't respond, then we connect them to their divine information, and they get a toothache, and have to get their tooth pulled". He goes on to share that "people need to accept their reaction, we are trying to get at root cause".

Of course, by mainstream standards, I can understand why someone might be particularly upset, if they come for a treatment to feel better, and then they have to get their tooth pulled as a result. They didn't come to experience MORE problems. However, according to Peter Mandel (founder imaged above): "if they accept and integrate their reaction, they might realize, actually this doesn't kill/hurt me, I've been elevated to my life script, something was activated that helped me realize that I need to stop or start doing something, I need to accept this treatment, etc".

This doesn't mean that the founder is reckless. He very clearly states that he doesn't want to trigger old trauma, he doesn't want to retraumatize people, he has ways to start that are less likely to trigger a strong reaction, to test that it is ok to proceed, and he doesn't do certain steps unless the person is very ill (cancer, relapse, in hospice etc). He also allows the reaction to continue and develop over time, sharing a bit about where it may go and why they need to let go of how they were doing things, because it is causing them harm, and how the new way of being, that they are shifting into is the way they are intended be (free to spread their wings with a basic trust).

He assigns treatments for the client to do between sessions, rents equipment (like I do), and he won't see a client if they are not putting in an effort too. He says, "it is not the practitioner's fault if the client is ill, they need to play an active role in their healing". I have no idea where this assumption came from, that if you pay for healing you should be healed or it's the practitioner's fault, they are a fraud. We pay for a service, we receive a service, it works, or it doesn't, but we carry to the responsibility for our problems and for finding the right solution to clear it, if we want it cleared. Some people find that trying to clear it makes things worse, and that's what mainstream medicine is there for, if it still works for you. It doesn't work for me, and I don't want to be in pain for the rest of my life, I have this option not to be. And I know money is also an issue for many, so is having kids, and not having time...

Markus (Peter's son), also a high-level Esogetics researcher, practitioner, and teacher, shares that he starts gently with the feet, for clients who react very strongly, and he keeps the ways to address psychological vs physical reactions in mind (these haven't worked for me, yet).

We all care, we all want a good outcome, we don't know, or we know what we know, and your body/life tells us the rest, as we go.

I feel bad when clients get a strong reaction, which hinders the life they want to live. The life they want to live may not be realistic, or it may not be what their soul wants them to learn from. They may need to wake up and make some changes Esogetics can't save them from that. What it can and has done is to resource them, either with pain/information to say where the problem is, things that worked before may not be able to mask things anymore, they may still lose what they want to hold onto, but they may be able to recover faster, so they can keep going.

I will still try to understand if there was something I did wrong, or could have done better, in the cases where clients didn't get the outcome they were looking for. My ego can take it. I want to be the best practitioner that I can be. I've already set up new protocols, to make sure my clients have what they need, and I listen to their feedback, because I know that if I have a problem after treatment, I treat it, but they don't have the luxury to do this, without contacting me. One of my clients shared that "the negative fallout after healing is because parts of her old self still need to die away".

Interestingly, like me, Peter has also been "ill" since November 2024 (he calls this 7 months), he had 3 surgeries and though some may say "that's terrible" he sees it as "he sowed a lot in his life, he has to accept the harvest, then the result of his situation, he sees his amputated leg as somebody helped him, they didn't harm him..."

Maybe people already know that they need to accept their reactions to treatment. After the treatment that I mentioned in my previous article (https://www.yhalp.ca/post/for-those-who-are-not-deterred-we-are-guided), I felt shorter (more grounded) and got back pain similar to what my client experienced. After which she experienced a big shift in what she’s interested in, and so did I. Peter Mandel says that “health doesn’t mean an absence of pain, it means that you are free”. I feel like I am getting closer to being free, the more I let go of what doesn’t serve me, I hope my clients do too!

Every thought that came to me in the past couple of articles did so as a result of treatment. This is how Esogetic Medicine and Divine Healing differ from positive affirmations, mainstream methods, or even going to ses a psychic. People can tell you (and you can even tell yourself) what you “should” believe, but when the change in how you see things appears on its own, it’s easier to accept as a new way of being.