Illness can be an opportunity for Growth

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Illness can be an opportunity for growth

 

I work with clients to help them understand how every single organ in the body

and every single system - from the digestive system to the brain - 'vibrates' or

'resonates' with either a positive or negative emotion. Once we accept this

simple concept, we can begin to understand better how we really can help

ourselves and our health by releasing those emotions which are doing us no good.

 

If you have digestive problems, for example, you might want to think about how

this part of the body is related to control and how, if that control is taken

away, we can end up manifesting all kinds of digestive disorders - especially

something like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

 

I know this will sound strange but I always think of IBS as a BONUS!

 

The body only has one language - the language of discomfort and sickness. And

when it speaks to us in this way, it is giving us the chance to put things right

and to trigger the self-healing that is our birthright.

 

Most people don't know this, but it actually takes between five and seven years

for shock or trauma - spiritual and psychological - to manifest in the physical

body. In other words, something that happened to you in 1995 or before could be

stamping its mark on you now. Maybe, when you do get a quiet time, it is worth

looking back.

 

This is often the underlying work of the healer - that search for the root cause

of sickness and then the task of alerting the client and helping them understand

better how they can work with their therapist to recreate harmony and balance in

their life once again.

 

What I am really saying here is that illness, however hard or unfair it seems at

the time, gives us a great opportunity for growth and change and the change to

recognise what we need to leave behind in order to move forward iin life. In

fact, it paves the way for the greatest form of growth.

 

If you are reading this and you have been suffering any kind of chronic

discomfort in your body, I hope this will inspire you to take back your control.

You can start very simply with your environment at home and create a more

healing space in which to rest and relax. Use colour and smells and anything

that you like and know will work for you.

 

Don't always put your health and faith in the hands of others. This is your

body, which is being affected by your emotional wellbeing. Take the time to

learn more about yourself and learn for yourself how it will pay dividends for

your future health and wellbeing.

 

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Thank you for the site, I am looking forward to checking into this..

JoAnn Guest <angelprincessjo wrote:Illness can be an opportunity for

growth

 

I work with clients to help them understand how every single organ in the body

and every single system - from the digestive system to the brain - 'vibrates' or

'resonates' with either a positive or negative emotion. Once we accept this

simple concept, we can begin to understand better how we really can help

ourselves and our health by releasing those emotions which are doing us no good.

 

If you have digestive problems, for example, you might want to think about how

this part of the body is related to control and how, if that control is taken

away, we can end up manifesting all kinds of digestive disorders - especially

something like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

 

I know this will sound strange but I always think of IBS as a BONUS!

 

The body only has one language - the language of discomfort and sickness. And

when it speaks to us in this way, it is giving us the chance to put things right

and to trigger the self-healing that is our birthright.

 

Most people don't know this, but it actually takes between five and seven years

for shock or trauma - spiritual and psychological - to manifest in the physical

body. In other words, something that happened to you in 1995 or before could be

stamping its mark on you now. Maybe, when you do get a quiet time, it is worth

looking back.

 

This is often the underlying work of the healer - that search for the root cause

of sickness and then the task of alerting the client and helping them understand

better how they can work with their therapist to recreate harmony and balance in

their life once again.

 

What I am really saying here is that illness, however hard or unfair it seems at

the time, gives us a great opportunity for growth and change and the change to

recognise what we need to leave behind in order to move forward iin life. In

fact, it paves the way for the greatest form of growth.

 

If you are reading this and you have been suffering any kind of chronic

discomfort in your body, I hope this will inspire you to take back your control.

You can start very simply with your environment at home and create a more

healing space in which to rest and relax. Use colour and smells and anything

that you like and know will work for you.

 

Don't always put your health and faith in the hands of others. This is your

body, which is being affected by your emotional wellbeing. Take the time to

learn more about yourself and learn for yourself how it will pay dividends for

your future health and wellbeing.

 

http://www.whatreallyworks.co.uk/start/authorZone_articles.asp?article_ID=563

 

 

 

The complete " Whole Body " Health line consists of the " AIM GARDEN TRIO "

Ask About Health Professional Support Series: AIM Barleygreen

 

" Wisdom of the Past, Food of the Future "

 

http://www.geocities.com/mrsjoguest/AIM.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

Platinum - Watch CBS' NCAA March Madness, live on your desktop!

 

 

[Guest guest]

---Diane, Food for thought and quite a different approach,

isn't it. This delightful site has some wonderful suggestions. I

thoroughly enjoyed browsing around. You're entirely welcome. Enjoy!

JoAnn

 

Diane Dellis <scotilover> wrote:

> Thank you for the site, I am looking forward to checking into

this..

> JoAnn Guest <angelprincessjo> wrote:Illness can be an

opportunity for growth

 

> If you are reading this and you have been suffering any kind of

chronic discomfort in your body, I hope this will inspire you to

take back your control. You can start very simply with your

environment at home and create a more healing space in which to rest

and relax. Use colour and smells and anything that you like and know

will work for you.

>

> Don't always put your health and faith in the hands of others.

This is your body, which is being affected by your emotional

wellbeing. Take the time to learn more about yourself and learn for

yourself how it will pay dividends for your future health and

wellbeing.

 

> http://www.whatreallyworks.co.uk/start/authorZone_articles.asp?

article_ID=563