What Is Tapping?

Tapping or Emotional Freedom Technique is an offshoot of acupressure (needleless acupuncture). It was developed as an adjunct therapeutic tool and has spread around the world, with decades as a documented change agent.

Why Are We Tapping?

Surrogate tapping, that is, tapping on behalf of another person or circumstance, has its roots in ancient long distance healing techniques, such as Reiki and prayer work. By acting as a surrogate for the rainforests, we not only free ourselves from whatever emotional blocks we have to living in harmony with Nature, but we also contribute to opening up possible solutions for this critical challenge. We are committed to tapping for the rainforests on a daily basis and to sharing this transforming change agent with as many people as we can possibly reach.

Why Now?

The United Nations is holding its Climate Summit beginning on December 7, 2009. Reports worldwide consider this summit to be the fork in the road for mankind. We are beginning this project in order to have a positive impact on the Copehagen Climate Summit.

The Story of Tapping for the Rainforests

We have been following posts on Facebook by the Prince’s Rainforest Project and were touched by the RainforestSOS campaign. In this campaign HRH Prince Charles, celebrities, politicians, environmentalists, and authors from all over the world share, on video, their hope for the future — the healing of the rainforests — on the advent of the Copehagen Climate Conference.

On the RainforestSOS website, the importance of the rainforests is outlined:

“Rainforests are precious resources for all of us – not just for the nations in which they are found. They provide vital ecosystem benefits for the whole world. They store water, regulate rainfall and provide a home to over half the planet’s biodiversity. But more importantly, they also play a crucial role in climate change. And that’s why we’re worried.”

On October 19, 2009, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown “warned that the world is on the brink of a ‘catastrophic’ future of killer heatwaves, floods and droughts unless governments speed up negotiations on climate change before vital talks in Copenhagen in December.” He also stated that “there are now fewer than 50 days to set the course for the next 50 years.” It could very well be that everyone’s future, that the future of generations who follow, hangs in the balance. But, what can one person do? How can one person make a difference on such a complex issue?

If we could come together as one people, no matter where we were located, and do one thing that had the potential to change everyone’s relationship with the rainforests and open up numerous possible solutions to the problems facing the Copenhagen Climate Conference in early December, what would that be? We took these questions into deep prayer and meditation, as individuals, and were led to come together to create an innovative change agent that combines acupressure (needleless acupuncture), an ancient healing technique with a five thousand year old proven track record, and modern video technology. The product of this marriage is the video below, Tapping for the Rainforests.

What You Can Do

We are asking everyone who sees this video on Youtube or comes to this site to download the video and commit to spending 8 minutes every day doing the routine Brad Yates, the EFT Wizard, developed on the topic of healing our relationship with the rainforests.

For those of you who are inspired, please feel free to share your insights, feelings, and thoughts here in the comments section of this post. We will be compiling these comments in a bi-weekly newsletter, which you can sign up for by filling in your name and email address in the box on the right. We will also be blogging here on a daily basis, sharing information and tips on how you can positively impact the environment. So, please feel free to visit every day and share what you are doing to create ecological balance in your life. Finally, share this website and our Youtube video with as many people as you can reach. The more people we have tapping, the more effective this solution will be.

One Person Can Make a Difference

The rainforests are calling. Our children are calling. Mother Earth is calling.

Will you heed the call?

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  1. Diane Kristulovich says:

    I am familiar with tapping as an anxiety and stess-reducing tool.

    Fun to watch your video.

    Why not?

  2. Diane Kristulovich says:

    ps – LOVE the frogs on your site!

  3. Zakiyu Iddris Tandunayir says:

    My name is Zakiyu from Ghana, Melody’s friend I am tapping for the rainforest

  4. Faisel Ali says:

    I am Zakiyu’s friend and i am tapping for the rainforest

  5. Karl Stirland says:

    thankyou for this Brad, I find your videos inspiring and uplifting

  6. BD says:

    This is a great idea and one which I’m happy to support! Plus, it feels good eh? Blessings…

  7. Stan Cox II says:

    Brad, a very cool idea! I love your caring attitude and your spirit of giving!

  8. Donna says:

    Brad,
    I simply want to say Thank you. I am so grateful for the love you put out there. This video and the Comfort one are beautiful and probably the best you have done. And you others are pretty awesome! Again Thank you, Bless you.

    Donna Carr

  9. erica taraporevala says:

    A really good practise – combining the good of self with that of another as perceived seperately … and reaffirming the unity of all … and reminding us of where the healing can really start….

    will be practising this once a day and a variation of it for the wildlife as well as the forest dwellers of my country – and innumerable other causes … that might otherwise breed anger, insecurity in me.

    Thank you
    Blessings to you and the rainforests

  10. Manuela says:

    Thank you for this marvellous, generous and loving action, Brad.
    Blessings to you all, blessings to the rainforest and Mother Nature.

  11. Lucy Clark says:

    Thank you for this gift to us and to the universe! It is hard to know what to do for the rainforests — you’ve broken it down to its simplest form. Even I can do this…. Mahalo nui loa!!

  12. Brad Yates says:

    I greatly appreciate all the notices of gratititde. Much of it rightfully belongs to Melody-Rose, who is the driving force behind this project. :)

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    Great video, love your work and thank you for sharing your beautiful spirit. You created a nice butterfly.

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    That was cool – thanks Brad

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  47. Debora W. says:

    I practice Ho’oponopono and it’s so beatutiful how you are using the tapping for a global cause like the rainforests! its feels alot like Ho’oponopono – the knowing that we all are connected and responsible for every thing. I’ll do this Tapping as often as I can . THANK YOU !

  48. thank-you Melody-Rose and Brad for “Daring 2 Care.” I have sat in old growth forests in British Columbia, trying to stop the logging of 1,000 year old tress. May we all use 100% re-cycled paper and look at how each of our purchases and actions impacts this amazing planet. May we all take good care of our health and the health of the Planet. I am a friend of all of you. Thanks for helping me bring new energy and vitality to myself and my planet!

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