Guest guest Posted June 10, 2004 Report Share Posted June 10, 2004 Dear Bonnie, Please let me share with you what I found in a Kundalini article for quitting smoking. When I seriouly try it, it works, but you need to have time. When you feel like smoking, breath and meditate. Do not stop your desire for smoking, just accept it. Then light a cigarrete and feel what the smoke does into your body when inhalating it. When exhalating just feel it, go on if you have the desire, just accept it. Smoke again and feel what your body is telling you and let it go. I cannot smoke after the second time. The feeling lasts for hours. But what is to be avoided is to smoke as we do, automatically, without thinking. I am starting next month as I will have less work and be more relaxed. I am sure that I am going to quit. Hope it works for you. Sat Nam, Gurusher Kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 11, 2004 Report Share Posted June 11, 2004 Dear Gurusher: Sage advice! I have no problem quitting. I just can't seem to do it for long or forever. I have been at it since age 14, and am now 55. It is like saying goodbye to a friend, even though that friend may kill me in the end. Prior to my quitting before, if I had the urge I would go out for a long run. Eventually those feelings passed and I was fine with myself. Then the emotional upheaval I mentioned in my post to Curly came up. I am still smoking. Much luck in quitting to you also! Much Love, Bonnie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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