Release The Story: EFT Tapping For Abundance Day 2

Welcome to Day 2 of a 10-day EFT tapping journey to manifest abundance.
Most of what we believe about money was written before we could read. The way the adults around us spoke about bills, the tightness in the room when checks arrived, the quiet messages we absorbed at the dinner table — all of it lives in the body now. In this gentle 5-minute session, we honor where those stories came from, and we begin to release the ones that were never ours to carry.
I'll guide you through two full rounds of tapping with simple, clear cues. You don't need any prior experience with EFT — just a willingness to speak the words out loud and let your nervous system listen.
This practice is for you if:

You grew up with money stress, scarcity, or silence around finances
You notice you're repeating patterns you didn't consciously choose
You're ready to honor your lineage and write a different chapter
You want to release inherited fear without losing love for those who passed it on

Transcript

Welcome to day two. Most of what we believe about money was written before we could read. Today we honor where those stories came from and we begin to release the ones that were never ours to carry. Let's begin tapping. On the karate chop point, Repeat after me. Even though I learned my money story from people who are doing their best, I deeply and completely love and accept myself. Even though some of these stories don't belong to me anymore, I honor where they came from. Even though it's time to write a new chapter, I can do this with love for the past. Tapping on the eyebrow point, The stories I learned about money. Side eye, What was said at the dinner table. Under eye, What was felt but never spoken. Under the nose, The tightness when bills arrived. Chin, The way the adults around me carried it. Collar bones, The quiet messages I absorbed. Under the arm, Money is hard, Money is scary, Money runs out. Top of the head, All of this lives in my body. Pause here, Take a slow breath in and out. Eyebrow point, I honor everyone who came before me. Side of the eye, They did the best they could with what they knew. Under the eye, And I am allowed to know something different. Under the nose, I can love them and release the inherited fear. Chin, Their story is not the only story. Collar bones, I am writing a new one now. Under the arm, It is safe to have a different relationship with money than they did. Top of the head, I release what was never mine to carry. Release your hands and notice what wants to release. Maybe a name comes up or a memory. You don't have to do anything with it, Just let it be witnessed. Today, Listen for inherited phrases, The money sayings that you perhaps grew up with. When one surfaces, Ask gently, Is this mine? Did I borrow it? Borrowed stories can be returned.