Embark on a transformative journey with Sophia Livshitz, a remarkable Channeler and Level 3 QHHT (Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique) Practitioner, as she invites you to step into the radiant clarity that emanates from healing your past, connecting with your inner self, and discovering your life’s purpose. In a world bustling with noise and distractions, Sophia serves as a guide to the profound serenity found within. By seamlessly blending the art of channeling with the transformative techniques of QHHT, she unlocks the door to self-discovery, helping individuals delve into the recesses of their past to illuminate the path toward a more purposeful and connected present. Join Mystic Mag as we explore the cosmic wisdom and healing energies woven into Sophia Livshitz’s practice
As a Certified Level III QHHT Practitioner and Channeler, can you share a defining moment or experience that led you to pursue this unique path of healing and channeling?
I can’t point to a specific defining moment because I’ve always wanted to help people ever since I was little, particularly in aiding emotional healing. I consistently strive to make people feel better.
I am an accountant by trade, but that profession did not fulfill me. Dolores Cannon, the creator of the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique, became a significant influence for me. I came across one of her videos a few years after her passing. As I listened to her and read the books she wrote regarding her sessions, I felt a strong desire to pursue this path.
Everything in my life seemed to converge at that specific moment, as I had previously tried other modalities. I am a certified level 2 Reiki practitioner, which provides valuable insights into energy flow. However, I did not feel a strong sense of conviction that this was what I truly wanted to do. In contrast, when I discovered Dolores Cannon’s work, I felt a profound connection, and it resonated with me on a deeper level.
Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) is a distinctive approach to healing. How do you explain QHHT to someone unfamiliar with it, and what drew you to specialize in this modality?
QHHT, as the name implies, is a hypnosis technique. Initially, I often find myself explaining the nature of hypnosis because many people associate it with the exaggerated portrayals seen in movies, where someone is coerced into doing things against their will. However, this is not the case. Throughout the hypnosis part of the session, you are in control and aware of what is happening. Our objective is to induce a state where the left side of your brain, responsible for analysis, is temporarily dormant, like when you are sleeping. This allows your subconscious to surface and communicate.
We achieve the sleep-like state by, what we call, doing a past life regression. I emphasize to participants that belief in past lives is not a prerequisite; rather, it’s about the subconscious mind presenting images. The ultimate goal is to connect with your higher self or the subconscious, as Dolore Cannon called it.
Once we establish contact with the “all knowing” part of you or your higher self, the session unfolds as a collaborative exploration. This phase serves as the foundation for emotional and physical healing.
As the session progresses, we delve into the messages from the subconscious, seeking to understand the reasons behind specific ailments. By uncovering the purpose or necessity, we work towards resolving these ailments. In essence, you are the active participant, and my role is merely to facilitate the journey toward healing and self-discovery.
Channeling is a fascinating aspect of your practice. How did you discover your ability to channel, and how has it enriched your work as a QHHT Practitioner?
I believe it was the other way around. QHHT has enriched my channeling work. I’ve undergone numerous hypnotic sessions conducted by my fellow practitioners, and as a result, I’ve learned how to set aside my conscious mind, allowing the subconscious to take the forefront. Having experienced hypnosis multiple times made it easier for me to channel. During channeling sessions, I consciously step aside, allowing my guides to communicate through me.
This interconnected journey began during my initial QHHT session when I had a session performed on me. One of my inquiries pertained to the existence of any latent abilities and the potential for bringing them to the surface. According to my subconscious, I indeed possessed other abilities, but I had been blocking them. This was supposedly a result of a past life where I faced consequences for having those abilities. Intrigued by this revelation, I pondered the idea that if I could block these abilities, then I could also unblock them.
Driven by this curiosity, I enrolled in a class with an exceptional psychic medium, who also happened to be a QHHT practitioner. During one of the lessons, she guided us through a channeling exercise. I distinctly felt a presence, as if someone were sitting on my head, initiating the process. While I humorously say I “blame” QHHT for this development, it remains a testament to my ability to shift my conscious mind and welcome whoever needs to come in during such experiences.
What type of services do you offer?
QHHT, which I offer, is a four to six-hour session conducted exclusively in person. However, for those interested in a QHHT session, an official website is available at qhhtofficial.com. This platform helps individuals locate practitioners near them. There’s a multitude of possibilities during a QHHT session, encompassing both emotional and physical healing.
In addition to QHHT, I also offer channeling services, which can be done through Zoom. Channeling involves unique experiences, and I encourage individuals to bring their own questions. Guides are direct in their approach, addressing the specific queries presented to them. I do caution that the answers may not align with expectations, but this unpredictability often leads to profound insights.
Channeling involves connecting with non-physical entities or higher consciousness. How do you ensure a safe and positive environment for both yourself and your clients during channeling sessions?
My approach, or the way I work, is centered around not allowing anything that isn’t from the light. I have a firm belief that I am taken care of by my team, which comprises my guides. Therefore, when I engage in channeling, my guide takes precedence. He is male, direct, and generally prefers to maintain an intermediary role because, when channeling for someone, their guides are also present. It’s important to remember that on Earth, we exist as separate individuals, but on the other side, we are all connected, essentially one.
While my guide typically stays in between during channeling sessions, if a client expresses a desire to communicate directly with their guide, I am open to it. I allow it because I trust that my guide has everything under control. He is present to protect me, and I wholeheartedly believe that he fulfills this role. As a result, I am confident that nothing unwanted will occur, and no entities not permitted to enter will be able to come through me.
Many people may be curious but hesitant to explore QHHT or channeling. What advice or insights would you offer to individuals considering these modalities for their personal growth and healing?
I would encourage you to go for it because if you’ve come across the knowledge about QHHT and developed an interest in it, there’s likely a reason behind it. It indicates that your team, which includes your subconscious and your guides, has led you to it to assist you with whatever you are currently experiencing. The same holds true for channeling. Often, people discover my channeling services through my YouTube channel. Some individuals have shared that they stumbled upon the information on my YouTube channel, and it left them astonished. Their subconscious or guides guided them to it. However, the conscious mind may instill fear, leading to hesitation.
The conscious mind, or what some may refer to as the ego, serves a protective function. The challenge arises when it attempts to safeguard us, and in doing so, it can create hesitation. I often advise, “If you’re scared, do what you’re scared of,” because the conscious mind is often fearful due to the unfamiliarity of a new experience. It relies on the past experiences of this lifetime, and anything new automatically triggers fear. That’s why I encourage you to just go for it.
Furthermore, approach the experience with no expectations. The idea is to refrain from setting specific expectations because having fewer expectations opens up the possibility of what I would describe as “magic” happening. When we hold onto expectations, we limit the potential outcomes to a narrow window. There are numerous possibilities beyond what we might anticipate.
