Questioning More Cord Cutting Myths
February 20th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
In Part 2 of this series, let’s continue our pursuit of “Just right” in the context of cutting cords of attachment, a form of spiritual reading and a key technique for doing healing with Energy Spirituality.
- Just because a psychic knows a great deal about intuitive reading or aura reading doesn’t mean the practitioner is qualified to cut cords.
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Just because a healer does wonders with energy fields, that doesn’t mean the practitioner is qualified to cut cords.
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Just because a hypnotist or regression therapist does superb work in a session, that doesn’t mean the practitioner is qualified to cut cords.
Oboy, the stories I’ve heard, tales of woe where no tear was shed… but crying would have been quite appropriate. Neither the practitioner nor the client recognized a missed opportunity… or worse.
In our category of “Too little” comes this story quoted in my book, Cut Cords of Attachment: Heal Yourself and Others with Energy Spirituality:
“It was a beautiful thing. My therapist asked if I was ready to cut the cord to my brother. I decided I was. After she cut the cord, it reattached instantly, only now it was a beautiful shade of blue. I guess that’s because I still love him.”
My friend “Gracie” told me this story, creating instant flabbergasting on my part. Gracie had gone to a wonderful regression therapist on my recommendation.
(Before recommending “Jean,” the regression therapist, I had gone to her many times myself. As a regression therapist, I cannot do this depth work on myself. Once I had done a session for Jean where I facilitated cutting a cord. Was being on the receiving end of one cord cutting session all that Jean thought she needed to consider herself trained to cut cords? I may never know.)
What is wrong with this story? First, no cord of attachment reattaches after being properly cut. It doesn’t reattach instantly… It doesn’t reattach ever.
What would you think of a hair stylist who cuts off several inches of your hair, all split ends. Suddenly, after the snips hit the floor, they all come rebounding right back and re-attach themselves to the rest of your hair.
Okay, I might go do that once, just for entertainment. But I wouldn’t call it getting a haircut. Maybe that’s not the greatest analogy I could have made, but you can find a good one, surely. When something is really cut, then it’s cut. Hello!
Second, the unconditional love in a relationship is encoded between the energy fields of two people. But beautiful love flows are, by definition, do not exist in a cord of attachment. There is a technical name, from intuitive readings, for that auric structure of beautiful energy flow. The term is “spiritual tie.”
Nobody can cut spiritual ties. Who would try? When a practitioner cannot tell the difference etween cords and spiritual ties, that’s a pretty basic misunderstanding. Not that I think it happened in the instance with Jean. From the description, she didn’t cut a spiritual tie. She didn’t cut a cord, either. She helped someone who was hypnotized to do a visualization And speaking of hypnotism…
Third, and most important, you’re asking way too little of cutting cords if you think it can ever be done successfully through hypnosis or meditation. Look, I admire both of these fields enormously. I admire them so much that I do them. With hypnosis, I am a certified practitioner and a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists. I’m also a member of IAART, the international association for past life therapy. Regarding meditation, some of you Blog-Buddies have read here how teaching meditation was pretty much my whole life for 17 years.
So yes, meditation and hypnosis are wonderful. Both are based on altering a person’s inner experience of consciousness. But a cord of attachment is a physical structure, not merely an idea. Moving out a cord amounts to surgery on the level of your aura. It is physical healing on the metaphysical level of energy fields.
If you cut your hand, might it be useful to physically stop the bleeding, use a real antiseptic, put on a three-dimensional band-aid? It’s asking far too little to think that a cord is just a simple idea that can be removed with one quick thought or prayer.
That’s like thinking you should born automatically knowing how to move out other kinds of astral debris (something I’ll be teaching February 29 – March 2, at a Spiritual Healing Intensive.)
Let’s collect stories and thoughts about this aspect of expecting too little when cutting cords of attachment:
- Has anyone told you that a cord will reattach if….. something else?
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Do you believe that hypnosis is an appropriate way to remove physical structures in energy fields?
Sharing our stories, we can raise consciousness about Cutting Cords of Attachment all over the Internet. Today’s theme is this: “Can you permanently remove a cord of attachment by wishing, praying, hypnosis, or meditating?”



I have found that sharing Rose’s extremely high intent during a cord cutting session where a Divine being from the heart of God is in charge has effected hugh shifts/releases in not only relationships but patterns of my life. The power of the ceremony, the two of us focussed on healing and light, and the assistance of the Divine being goes beyond anything that wishing could do. I am so grateful to feel more free thanks to this technique, and Rose, and Grace that brought them to me!
Good question. I think, in a lot of cases, intention is the key and yet, when it comes to cutting energetic cords of attachment, more than intention is needed to do it correctly.
I am fortunate to have been introduced to the concept and eventually taught how to do it by a professional (guess who?) and it’s a process I don’t take lightly.
Good post.
1. Not personally, but I have read in various places that this can happen.
2. I do not think I have heard of using hypnosis to clean up a person’s aura, at least not in the ways that you do. I do not have any real knowledge of hypnosis. As far as I know, it is mostly for recalling memories and behavior modification.
Once I had done a session for Jean where I facilitated cutting a cord. Was being on the receiving end of one cord cutting session all that Jean thought she needed to consider herself trained to cut cords? I may never know.
You know…I had similar thoughts when I read Cut Cords of Attachment.
I imagine that somebody somewhere is probably going to have a cord of attachment removed by a person who has learned your system and will believe that it is as simple as it seems and then start removing cords on others without any real study.
Your system is not difficult to learn, but it does require a certain amount of commitment and effort, especially if you are new to aura reading.
Hi Rose,
I wonder what spiritual ties are, and what is transmitted by them between 2 people. As you said this is what remains after a cord-cutting, but I don’t know much more.
BTW non-Americans are terribly behind concerning cord-cutting, most never have even heard of them, this shows once more that the US is far ahead in many fields.
KARIN, there’s an uplifting topic. When you have an important relationship with another person, two different structures are installed between your auras.
CORDS, as you know, contain the most difficult flows of energy between the two of you.
SPIRITUAL TIES contain the beauty, the learning, the love, the growth, the sacrifice, the helping, etc. You have a glorious story of your life. Everyone does. Much of it is inscribed here, in these wonderful spiritual ties.
PSYCHIC TIES round out the collection. As graduates of my last Intensive know, the one about Spiritual Healing, psychic ties are like spider webs. They’re small attachments, way tinier than cords.
There is no limit to how many you may have of them. They don’t contain a whole lot of valuable information, either. Instead, psychic ties create small leaks in your energy field.
Of the three types of connection, only spiritual ties are beneficial. Nobody can remove them, far as I know. And only a fool would try.
I have in the last few days been to a healer who cut the cords to a person I had been in a relationship with. What should I expect to feel after this?
Although I left the relationship a while ago I find it very difficult to get him out of my life and move on. How do you know who is holding who?
I had imagined to feel a great sense of relief but feel much the same as before. We have a child together so does this make it more difficult to cut cords?
Meg, if you don’t feel any improvement, chances are that the healer who helped you didn’t know as much about how to cut cords of attachment as he/she claimed. Having a child with the cordee is completely irrelevant to your being able to have someone competently cut your cord of attachment to the father.
What if you went to the dentist to have a tooth pulled? What would you think of the dentist who said this? “Well, I’ve pulled that infected tooth, but you won’t really notice any difference because you have a child.”
Results from personal sessions are very individual but there are a LOT of people who claim to cut cords whose skill level is limited, or may be lacking completely.
Here is a recent email that I received from someone who had a first session with me:
Thank you, too, for facilitating such a massive healing for me yesterday: I don’t think it’s an overstatement to say that it was truly life-saving. I haven’t felt as good - or as much myself - as I feel today in so very long. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
You might want to have a session with me, Meg. And certainly those of you who are reading this thread, remember that there is more incompetence in cutting cords of attachment than in many other mind-body-spirit specialties. Be a smart consumer!
Thanks for your reply Rose, your information has been interesting and helpful.
I wouldn’t be able to make an informed comment about the competency of the healer helped me to cut ties during my session. However I didn’t receive any feeling from this person that they were claiming to be something more than they were either.
It does come to mind that not everything in this life is within our control, so the level of healing we receive at the time may be more appropriate for us than we think, or may be preparing us for something much deeper. Whatever the case one would hope we are all here to help one another to reach a common goal.
Ooh, Meg, you’ve done it again. There’s so much in what you said that it’s forming the basis of today’s post. Thanks for writing!
Hi Rose, what great insight, finally some answers. I had my cords cut from an ex lover, and i feel totally lost.. Obviusly im still in love and he has moved into a relationship. I still feel a strong connection, or yearning.. Is this normal..?
MARIA, thank you for writing. There could be many reasons why you are having this problem.
If you had a personal session with me, we could do a combination of aura reading and good-old communication to find out. Meanwhile the strongest possiblity is that the practitioner, with all respect, didn’t do the job with enough technical skill for the cord to really be cut.
And if the practitioner did refer to having “your cords cut,” there’s your first clue that the practitioner lacked skill. It is quite common, unfortunately, for people to refer to “CORDS”, plural, and “cut them all.” Or claim to.
I have facilitated this type of healing for more than 20 years, and it takes me a full session to facilitate cutting ONE cord of attachment.
You would, incidentally, only have one cord per person per lifetime. That is one thing you can call “normal.”
I’m going to write a second part to this comment, MARIA, because you have asked a very interesting question.
MARIA, in further response to your question, Comment 11:
I have talked with many clients doing follow-up sessions after a first one, not to repeat what was done but to bring additional healing.
Based on feedback from clients, I can tell you that it is quite a consistent result that there are both immediate and long-term results from the 12 Steps to Cut Cords of Attachment(R). The client feels relief, not continued longing, yearning, frustration, etc.
Isn’t that the point? Whether you aim to stay in a particular relationship or not, you can gain freedom energetically.
So, the first possibility, Maria, is simply having someone the job properly, if this hasn’t been done before, however well meaning the person who aimed to help you previously.
A skilled practitioner could easily find out if you still have that particular cord of attachment.
In addition, I could help you with cutting related cords of attachment, other aspects of Aura Transformation, or releasing frozen block of energy with Energy Release Regression Therapy.
Sometimes a person really needs long-term support from a psychotherapist, or even psychiatric medication. There are many reasons for “unrequited love for someone who has moved on.”
Now, I know there is plenty of music/movie/pop cultural fantasy around, “I will never get over him. No matter what, he is and always will be my true love.”
But I’m not so convinced at all. Hmm, can you guess?
When a relationship is inappropriate… when you still are upset on a daily basis about the relationship… when you consider yourself actively in love when that other person has moved on or otherwise acted in a way that shows there is a serious problem in the relationship… hey, something is wrong!
And you can have that healed.
Whatever modality for healing appeals to you most, I do recommend that you search out quality help of that kind.
Bottom line, Maria, you can get healing, when you seek it out from reputable sources that resonate for you. THAT is normal.
To settle for less is also common (and so it might be called “normal”). But you don’t have to, Maria, and the fact that you have written is hopeful about your achieving the quality of life you really deserve.