There is much new evidence emerging from both science and medical research that emotions and health are quite tightly interrelated. Perhaps there is a better way to explain this. If you are internally directed you will have true bliss. That is not to say you will never feel upset or pain, but you will be able to put these quickly into perspective, forgive yourself and others and not have trapped or blocked emotions, which will impede your energy. We are energetic beings. If we do not process (and as Bradley Nelson in The Emotion Code demonstrates, this does not have to be a lengthy process) our emotions as they happen, we risk "stuffing" them and suffering the physical consequences of things like loss, unforgiveness, anxiety, sorrow, and others. Joy is the birthright of every human on the planet but many well-meaning people are telling others that there is "No pain, no gain". While discipline may be needed to master a subject, this does not imply sadness, if that subject is your passion. Will there be some trouble in your life? Likely. It is how you react that is paramount. Do you see all things as an opportunity to grow and learn? Or are you seeing yourself as the hapless victim of circumstances? The feeling of learning from a mistake or problem is empowering. The feeling of being a victim is depressing. Very different. And the body will likely not be as physically capable with the feeling of depression weighing on it.
We should all be in vibrant health. We have abundant food and resources to exercise. Yet, listen carefully to what most Canadians talk about - the weather, the troubles they are having, and their health. The latter is not usually viewed as positive.
Something hurts or everything hurts, perhaps it is trouble with their teeth, their feet, their gut, their back, whatever it is, the "O poor me!" talk is rampant. If you listen, you will hear it.
When you don't go there, you can be left out of the conversation altogether. Perhaps that might be better. Talking about an illness, impending or not, certainly can't help. However, if you believe that what you focus on expands, if you want health, you should not be concentrating on illness.
Something to think about.
Check out www.GNM.ca for info on German New Medicine. It is a paradigm shift that is well supported with medical evidence.
We should all be in vibrant health. We have abundant food and resources to exercise. Yet, listen carefully to what most Canadians talk about - the weather, the troubles they are having, and their health. The latter is not usually viewed as positive.
Something hurts or everything hurts, perhaps it is trouble with their teeth, their feet, their gut, their back, whatever it is, the "O poor me!" talk is rampant. If you listen, you will hear it.
When you don't go there, you can be left out of the conversation altogether. Perhaps that might be better. Talking about an illness, impending or not, certainly can't help. However, if you believe that what you focus on expands, if you want health, you should not be concentrating on illness.
Something to think about.
Check out www.GNM.ca for info on German New Medicine. It is a paradigm shift that is well supported with medical evidence.
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