Solex AO Scan

Inner Voice

Inner Voice AO Scan is a non-invasive sound frequency assessment that analyzes the tones in your voice to identify emotional imbalances. By generating personalized balancing tones, it helps calm the nervous system, support emotional release, and promote a greater sense of inner harmony and well-being.

Note A Low Self Esteem vs Self Accepting

Positive Emotions

• Self accepting

• Deep connection to mother

• Deep sense of self worth

• Willing to be nurtured in a healthy manner

• Self-accepting of one's value and worth

Negative Emotions

• Unworthy/undeserving

• May feel, or may lead to reality, that love is rejected

• May foster self-defeating behavlors that obstruct ability to

achieve goals because achleving them would conflict with

subconsclous bellef that they are "unworthy"

• May overachieve to try to compensate for subconscious

feeling of undeserving/unworthiness

• May have difficulty bonding with others and can be due to

abuse, neglect, or separation from mother

• May have poor follow through

Note A# Rigid Beliefs vs Open to Possibilities

Positive Emotions

• Open to possibilities

• Possesses greater sense of security as doubts and fears fade

• Differences of opinion are more easily tolerated

• Willing to question the validity of their own bellefs

• Feeling more grounded and at home in the world around

them

• Low self esteem and consistently tends to spread themselves

too thin

Negative Emotions

• Rigid bellefs

• Attempts to make world seem more secure by having rigid

bellefs on "how things should be"

• May be Inflexible, uncooperative listener

• May be a high-strung over-achlever

• Highly dedicated to principles, especially truth and justice

• May feel unloved, unsupported and ungrounded

• May originate from the lack of a father figure

Note B Conflicting Beliefs vs Congruent Belief

Positive Emotions

• Congruent belief and action

• Focused and completely in the present moment

• Increased peace of mind

Negative Emotions

• Conflicting beliefs

• Disparity between their conscious bellefs, values, and actions

• May have a block on their ability for inspiration and faith,

resulting in feeling ungrounded

• May come across as spacey, distant, demanding, or detached

• May have experienced accidents, difficulty at birth or tragic

events leading to the belief that "life is hard, dangerous, and

leads to constant failures"

• May experience mental issues, Inability to maintain focus

• Establishes a connection to infinite possibilities

Note C Unacknowledged vs Self Validated

Positive Emotions

• Self validated

• Secure In own self worth

• Recognizes own uniqueness, talents and attributes

• Experlences more self-confidence, self-esteem, better

Negative Emotions

• Feeling unacknowledged

• Personal sense of self worth may be based on the opinions of

others

• May feel under valued and judged by others

• Feelings may stem from childhood experlences of criticism,

teasing, punishment, abuse or bullying

• Resulting behavlors may be low self-esteem, lack of self-

trust, depression, poor memory and self judgement

• May be overly concerned about safety, security, and finances

memory and joy in Life

Note C# Repetitive Thinking vs Creative Thinking

Positive Emotions

• Creative and independent thinking

• Release of negative life-experience patterns results in the

ability to be more creative

• Encourages a broader perspective

• Enhances problem solving abilities

Negative Emotions

• Repetitive thinking

• Thinking patterns may run in endless circles

• Solid concrete thinking and creative abilities may be reduced

• May result from genetic patterns or life experiences that

create doubt, fear, intimidation or feeling of overwhelm

• May be a precursor to depression due to mental fatigue

• May be sarcastic, hard on self or others

Note D Sadness vs Inner Peace

Positive Emotions

• Inner peace

• Being self-accepting and having inner harmony

• Absence of constantly worrying

• No pressuring thoughts associated with the past

Negative Emotions

• Sadness

• May consciously or subconsciously focus on the past to "make

sense" or "solve" negative experiences and emotions

• May have decreased appetite and energy, or tendency to the

opposite: overindulgence

• May negatively impact rational thinking and left-brain Logical

ability

• Often triggered by trauma such as abuse, disappointments, or

feelings of failure

• Lifestyle choices may contribute to the issue

D# Emotionally Disconnected vs Emotionally Integrated

Positive Emotions

• Emotionally integrated

• Reestablishes a more complete sense of self

• Increased understanding and awareness of feelings

• Increased ability to express feelings

• Ability to connect more deeply with others and form

relationships

Negative Emotions

• Emotionally disconnected

• Possible unlimited ability to experience and express emotion

• Difficulty with healing and grieving processes

• May be a result of abuse, fear of rejection, or past

overwhelming emotional experiences

• May shutdown as a present protection from chronic stress

Positive Emotions

• Self accepting

• Restores a sense of self

• Ability to express feelings to others

• Connects more deeply with others

• Easier to form rewarding relationships

Negativa Emotions

• Self critical

• May act timid or reserved even when having Ideas and

opinions to share or compensate with droll humor or boring.

bland conversation

• May result from abuse, fear of being rejected, or any situation

involving overwhelming emotions

• May Identify and experlence emotions through others or

entertainment

Note E Self Critical vs Self Accepting

Note F Conditional Love vis Unconditional Love

Positive Emotions

• Unconditional love

• Secure In own emotional Identity

• Self-tolerance supports tolerance of others

• Interacts In a mature manner with others

• Acknowledges how their expectations Influence treatment of

others

Negative Emotions

• Conditional love

• May be caused by an Immature emotional foundation based

on using rewards and punishment to communicate ones

needs and expectations

• Possibly passive aggressive, silent treatments, or disapproving

comments feel justifled when judging others

• Possibly poor self-care and boundarles while Ironically

looking for ways to serve others

• May blame self for others unkind and unloving behaviors and

Note F# Angry vs Accepting of Change

Positive Emotions

• Accepting of change

• Anger sends the positive message that change Is needed

• Recognizes that changes can positively help correct Issues,

and acceptance prevents inappropriate anger from bullding

• Calm security Is galned through releasing subconsclous anger

appropriately

• Increased willingness to face challenges, experience more

Inner harmony

Negative Emotions

• Angry

• Tendency to anger over Inconveniences or unmet

expectations

• May cover up feelings of grief, loss, or betrayal with anger due

to Inability to release in a healthy manner

• Disappointments may manifest as self-sabotage and anger

• Chronic worry, Indecision and dread may be assoclated with

feeling threatened and angry

Note G Fear vs Confident

Positive Emotions

• Secure and confident

• Experiences increased joy and pleasure

• Experiences independent thinking-not influenced as much by

external factors and stressors

• Embraces responsibility in a balanced manner

• Experiences internal patience, sense of humor at self, and

love

Negative Emotions

• Fearful and overwhelmed

• Diminished capacity for joy and pleasure due to feelings of

overwhelming life demands

• Overworking or too serious in effort to break free from

stressful external situations

• May feel impatient, angry, reduced ability to experience

humor

• Need to recognize that fear and overwhelm often co-exist

• May have experienced harsh upbringing, pressure to grow up

fast and early, be a first child in the family

Note G# Suppressed Emotional vs Self Expression

Positive Emotions

• Appropriate self expression

• Appropriate perception of those who have wronged them

• More compassion for the weaknesses and errors of those

personally offending them

• Easier to forgive and release the effects of emotional stress

• More fulfilling, satisfying Ufe with the ability to engage the

whole emotional self

Negative Emotions

• Suppressed emotional expression

• Fear of confrontation and of expressing emotions may lead to rejection

• May result in frustration, discouragement, Lack of self-

approval, apprehension

• May continually try to "fix others" to find satisfaction in Life

• Betrayal and mistreatment by others when unable to defend

oneself may result in difficulty forgiving or letting go

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