Recently a friend came for a visit from out of state. She told me about a book that she had read, and found it to be helpful. When she shared with me how it had affected her...and told the name of the book..I remembered that I had heard of the book...in fact I think I had that book! I looked on my bookshelf, and lo and behold there it was! My dad had given it to me a couple of years ago, and I had stuck it on the shelf...and there it had been sitting.
It gives a step by step procedure on how to manage physical pain when there is no medical reason for the pain. It addresses the emotions, especially negative ones, and helps know how to process through the different emotions that we stuff down into our subconscious mind throughout our life.
The author promotes 5 steps to the healing process.Here they are in summery:
*Establish a strong mind-body-spirit link. (Address repressed emotions)
*Take control over your subconscious mind. (Through Imagery ,Concentration training, Relaxation and Visualization)
*Write about your emotions
*Spend time in prayer and meditation
*Resume physical activity
To really get the benefit of this 6 week program you need to read the book. It tells how to do the in-depth journaling that is necessary to process the stuffed down emotions that have been filed in our subconscious minds since childhood.
I happen to know... I get irritated, annoyed and angry easily. I want to identify where it is coming from, why, and what to do about it!
Monday, April 19, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Today
This has been in my kitchen for 10 years. It reminds me to *smile* though I don't see it often enough....
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Scripture Encouragement
Picture Time
I walk past these many times. I just am awed at how many are blooming right now. Truly...spring has come!
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Nature
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Something to ponder
We will never have the hearts of our children
when the only words they hear are words of censure and rebuke..
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Wisdom
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Final Round
of required vaccinations for J. By the time he needs any others, he will be on his own...
We went to the local health clinic early in the morning to be the first in line, as they do not make appointments for vaccinations. And wait we did! I had just gone and asked what the delay was about when they called us in. Finally completed this mission at 10 a.m., and was glad to be done. The clinic is in a building that partners with WIC, and there are lots of little kids running around in the waiting room...with little supervision. 'nuff said...
Monday, April 12, 2010
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