what is 3 in 1?

‘Three in One Concepts' ® - the way of Harmony

by Claire Tomlins –

Principal of Harmony College
Glasgow

At the moment I am writing from sunny California where it is 101 degrees, a little warmer than the summer weather we are used to in Scotland.

I am privileged to be working with two of the world’s leading kinesiology exponents, Gordon Stokes and Daniel Whiteside. They are the founders of ‘Three in One Concepts'® which is an amazingly powerful system.


Gordon Stokes	Daniel Whiteside

Three in One Concepts ® has been growing in the public awareness over the past few years in the UK and at Harmony College our mission is to bring the finest practitioners and the best training systems to those who wish to know more about this wonderful healing art.

Having studied many modalities around the world I can say that Three in One Concepts ® is one of the very best. It is a system that has a number of unique features that enable us to help balance the energy systems of the person on a very deep level. What I love about ‘3 in 1’ is that it is a beautiful, gentle system that helps us make sense of the challenges that we may be experiencing in life.

Sometimes we may find that even when following a healthy diet and lifestyle, we may still be subject to fatigue, depression or deep feelings of anxiety, yet not have any conscious reason for feeling this way. With ‘3 in 1’ we are able to reveal the hidden subconscious or body issues that may be the root of this limitation, depression, anxiety or fatigue etc.

Behavioural
Barometer

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‘3in1 Concepts’

Three in One Concepts ® teaches us that the only true authority for ourselves, is ourselves and with some knowledge of the unique ‘3 in 1’ ‘behavioural barometer’ and precision muscle monitoring skills, we are able to tap into the person’s ‘bio-computer’ to find the hidden answers to any questions they may have i relation to their health or life path. If the person has a challenge we can ‘ask’ the ‘bio-computer’ on which level of awareness the problem exists, for example, is it on the Conscious level, Subconscious level, or Body (cellular) level of awareness. We can also find the specific behavioural / emotional issue that is at the root of the problem, this could be Anger, Resentment, Fear, Grief, Guilt etc. also the time, place and any other relevant information.

This is only part of the picture, 3 in 1 skills help us do much more than just identify the problem, we can use muscle testing to consult the person’s innate intelligence as to what is required to restore balance to the Body Mind and Spirit.

Very often difficulties or health issues in the present have their roots in the past. With ‘Three in One’ we are able to help the body ‘tell the story’ as to why we may have the phobia, the allergy or that mystifying digestive disorder.

Three in One Concepts ® has long been recognised as one of the best systems in helping overcome learning difficulties such as dyslexia and dyspraxia. It can be invaluable in defusing the emotional stress that can be associated to the process of reading, writing and comprehension. We have a number of teachers who have taken Three in One Concepts ® programmes at Harmony and are now using the techniques with children to great effect.

Another unique and fascinating aspect of Three in One Concepts ® is Structure Function . This area of study was researched and developed by Robert L. Whiteside and gives us insight in to the realm of behavioural genetics. This system, which has been scientifically verified to be 99% accurate, reveals that our innate behaviour is linked to and influenced by our DNA and cell structure and by analysing these structures – such as the facial features, it can give us insight into our true nature (personality) on a deep level. The shape of head and face, the eyes, shape of nose and lips, hands etc, reveal so much about our personality. In this sense the body really does speak ‘louder than words’, however, this is much more than face reading.

Knowledge of Structure Function can help us recognise specific physical traits and associated behaviours (in others and ourselves) that clash and can help us defuse any negative emotional charge on this trait and the relevant issues so that we can overcome our limitations and relate to one another more easily.

These skills are invaluable for counsellors, teachers, arbitrators, managers, life coaches, therapists, in fact anyone who would like a deeper insight into the person, just by looking at them.

In Three in One Concepts ® we analyse many, many structural traits to help us to a greater understanding of our true self. Very often we are in denial of our essential self and this can bring a great deal of unhappiness as we find ourselves being a ‘square peg trying to fit in round hole’. For example, we can be influenced to follow the career path our parents wanted us to have or sticking with a job just for the money, but all the time resenting it deeply. Knowledge of traits can help us find fulfilment in our working and private lives.

Structure Function gives us insight into our genetic blueprint. To give an example, our structure is formed by two different sets of DNA one from our mother and one from our father, our mother gives us the DNA for the right hemisphere of the brain and the left side of the body and our father gives us DNA for left hemisphere and the right side of the body. In a practical sense, the greater the similarity between both halves of the face, the greater the emphasis will be on consistent behaviour and the expectation of consistent behaviour from others. The greater the variation in the two halves of the face indicates two quite different ways of ‘seeing’ things which leads to less consistent behaviour. It is not that one is good or bad they are just different! The ‘fun’ arises when we are working with a person with traits at odds with our own.


Hemispheric Variation

Left & right hemispheres in mirror image

We all have a hemispheric variation to some degree and when we start to look closely, we can see that we really are two different DNA determined personalities in one

There are so many examples that could be given it is difficult to know where to start, however, here are a few simplified observations in relation to feeling/emotion trait areas, in this case eyebrow structure function traits and usual behavioural preference. (The only feature that is different in the images is the shape of eyebrows).

Reserved Style

(Eyebrows low over eyes)

“ I like to keep everything low key”

Emotional Selectivity

(Eyebrows higher over eyes)

“I like some time and space to observe”

Expansive Style

(Eyebrows angle upward and out)

“I am dramatic”

Productive Style

(Inverted ‘V’ shaped eyebrow)

“I need to create”

There are just so many exciting facets to Three in One Concepts ® I have only been able to give a flavour of only 2 or three of the amazing range of skills and knowledge that have been synthesised over many years by Gordon Stokes and Daniel Whiteside.

Three in One Concepts ® is growing rapidly around the world; it has so much to offer in these stressful times. It is a system of love and humanity that really can help us to achieve our true potential and make our lives and relationships better.

It is a great pleasure to offer these wonderful programmes in Scotland