In his Psychic Self-Defense Handbook, Robert states that for some moles, you can use a blue pen and draw a circle around a mole with an X through it and, if the mole is caused by “negs”, the mole should quickly disappear. Well, I’ve tried this with four different moles, and it doesn’t seem to work whatsoever. Has anyone else had the same results or have they gotten success from this?
Wouldn’t that just mean the moles weren’t caused by “negs?” 
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So according to this test, your moles are not caused by negs? Meaning, they are natural.
Do you have another reason to think they are supernaturally produced?
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It could… But four different moles in a row? I dunno, mang. Seems a little high, hence why I’m checking here to see if anyone else has had success with this method in case my experience was just a fluke.
You’re speaking as if having more than one natural mole is uncommon when it’s not. Most people in fact have more than a single mole.
There are three on a part of my body and I think at least one of them is caused by parasites as I’ve had a few occasional strange tiny somewhat gradual stinging sensations there until I slap or brush that area with my hand. And I don’t think it’s actual insects like fleas or bed bugs or anything because I keep a pretty clean living space and I’ve checked such spots on that part of my body regularly and quickly whenever such sensations occur. I never find anything and there’s also never any visible red marks either whatsoever. No itching or anything. And the stinging can go days at a time before I feel it again. But there ARE, however, moles in one area that I feel the occasional stinging. And I’m almost 100% sure I have at least one parasite on me as, if I just focus a bit, I can begin to feel a slight irregular weight on my head that, once again, goes away when I run my hand over the area.
I actually started conducting this experiment quite a while ago, but I forgot about it after a couple of days. I really should revisit it.
Its been a while since I read the book and I don’t immediately have it to hand so I may be misremembering- but I thought he was saying that he thought they were caused by electrical conductivity issues rather than necessarily negs per se?
You should probably get that checked out by a doctor to make sure it’s benign.
Based on what Ragepanda said, and my info from my own qigong teachers who worked on skin cancers using qigong, it’s not going to be a one and done. You will need to work on this daily until it goes away.
I wouldn’t just draw around it, not enough contracting energy: use iron to gs tendencies to NOT allow that energy to connect with any other part of you, and dump it deep into the ground so it cannot return (qi likes to settle back to where it was Do don’t let it).
Iron tongs is very simple: visualise that you are holding a pair of chopsticks made of iron, and use them as astral tools to remove the energy without touching it.
You may have to repeat this over weeks or months to finally remove all the energy without surgery.
While you are doing it, keep your invention very clearly on the outcome that your skin is clear, whole and free of blemish or unwanted energy.
Not sure I understand what you mean. Could you explain this more?
EDIT: Ohhh, you mean to say iron tongs, not iron to gs. But what does tendencies mean? Did you mean intentions or working or… ?
In any case, I’m actually not that concerned about the moles I have. As said by @DarkestKnight, pretty much everyone has them. But when I read this advice by Robert Bruce, my eyebrow kinda shot up and I wanted to see if this was legitimate. His book is often touted as the go-to book for spiritual defense and healing, but if this doesn’t work, then it makes me doubt the rest of what he has to say.
Also, I should say, Robert doesn’t say that you have to do anything else to remove moles (caused by negs) from your body. He just says to mark it as explained above with a standard blue-ink pen, maybe reapply it over some days if needed, and the body should naturally get rid of the mole.
Sorry, phone typo… yes, I meant “iron tongs technique” 
That surprises me as he’s pretty clear everywhere else that you have to set your intention and be all relaxed to let the energy flow, which is the influence of qigong on his way of doing things.
Marking it is going to help focus attention, and qi goes to where you mind is, but it’s your intention that tells it what t o do when it gets there. I guess there’s the implication with the cross that the thing is being crossed out, or nulled out to go away, and that’s enough to do the job.
Hm… I’ll take one more look at the book again for you and see if he clarifies things further on this or not. As I recall though, it was just, like, “Mark it with a blue-ink pen, refresh the ink as needed, and wait.”
Well it’s going to hurt to add your own flair, to visualise the skin clear and evenly unblemished and mole free.
Synchronistically I was just watching this video about how the brain can cure just because you have the expectation to heal.
This is coming after a segment analyzing a hypnosis performance artist where the the techniques are explained , but I paused it when it gets toe the part where they had a fake MRI machine, with a Bluetooth speaking in it to make “big machine noises” and told kids they would be healed by the machine - and it worked! Dermatitis, allergies and such, all healed just by the brain believing it, like placebo effect, but magnified.
This is that same brain power, you must fully know without a shred of doubt that that mole is going away, because this technique does that and it works because the mole is a fake mole caused by negs, and it will.
(After this bit, it carries on into the power of visualization - this isn’t a magickal context but it’s magick as we think of it. Same exact thing. “magick” is nothing more than energy, applied via attention and intention of your whole brain and body working together. You know how we use astral temples - this guy applies the same technique for [astral] labs “in the brain” where people treat themselves. If you watch to the end it’s worth it. )
So I looked again (it’s in Chapter 6 specifically) and yeah, he says this is a treatment you don’t necessarily need to put any intention behind. But he ALSO says that it may take two weeks or even months to even notice an effect, depending upon the person and the neg and the blemish.
Thanks for that! That was really fascinating. All said and done though, I really do need to start working on these damn parasites on me. They seem a bit stubborn though so I’ve been putting it off…
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