Can you sum up the differences between the Sunan method and other types of therapy?
At essence Sunan is very simple. It consists of by-passing the mental part of our being in order to find and release judgment against self. Such judgments are not to be found in the conscious mind, nor are they readily available to us in most meditative states. We find these self-judgments by means of the subjective altered state, which taps into the emotional body (inner child). Another difference is the emotional and spiritual connection between therapist and client. In Sunan, the client is not emotionally isolated. The therapist does not have to guess what is transpiring for the client because the therapist emotionally and spiritually shares all of the client’s experiences in the session. Yet a third and very important difference is the presence of God’s unconditional love throughout every session of Sunan therapy. Although it cannot be seen with physical eyes, felt with physical hands or measured with any scientific instrument yet known, that love is a very real flow of energy. Thi
