There is usually more than one aspect of life that needs balance to have and maintain an abundance of health and wellbeing. It may be easy to think that if I take this pill, whether it be a natural supplement or a pill from your doctor that it is going to sort all your problems. The truth is that it can be a winding road of discovery.
Kelly Turner in her book, Radical Remission gives her findings from a study on over a thousand cases the astounding insights of nine key factors that she found among nearly every Radical Remission survivor.
You can put these practices to work in your own life.
-Radically Changing Your Diet (What are you eating?)
-Taking Control of Your Health (taking an active role in your health, being willing to make changes in your life, and being able to deal with resistance)
- Following Your Intuition (listen to your inner voice)
- Using Herbs and Supplements (Using plant-based herbs and supplements that boost your immune system)
- Releasing Suppressed Emotions ( Explore and resolve suppressed emotions from your past that is impacting your physical body)
- Increasing Positive Emotions (When we are happy and loving, our physical bodies are flooded with immune fighting cells. Our lives are free of stress and worry, and our social and work relationships improve.)
- Embracing Social Support (We are social creatures by nature, we need each other to survive. Support and touch are important to be well)
- Deepening Your Spiritual Connection (Explore the idea that there is a connection possible to a deeper or higher energy)
- Having Strong Reasons for Living (A strong core of Yes I want to keep living to see this, do this, be this)
The above 9 steps empower you to be the driver of your own life and your own health and wellbeing.
Grab it today

  
I wanted to talk a little about "Not wanting to go into the past" or "I am ok about that old event now' which I often hear from clients.

In PSYCH-K somethings it asks that we do a de-stress or belief work on an event or situation that we think "as an adult" that we have dealt with and healed.  We think this because we haven't thought about it for the last 10-20 years.  Or we have done some work on it, so believe it is completely sorted meaning it is having no impact on our daily life.

I have huge trust in PSYCH-K as it is a tool to communicate with your subconscious mind with the ability to change beliefs and issues at a deep  core level.  The subconscious mind  records everything about your life from day dot.   The subconscious mind knows EVERYTHING about  the events, beliefs. and emotions you hold.

If an event or situation comes up  in a session, that they may think is irrelevant I always ask my clients to stay open and curious.  It does not mean that the work you have done on the event or situation didn't work, it just means that there is an aspect of the event or situation that is still causing stress in your body and life.
What this means is that it is controlling your life at some level whether you are aware of it or not.

When we choose not to revisit old pains and struggles it means that we have made a decision to try not to think about it.  BUT in not wanting to think about it  means we  already are living in that old pain and struggle as with resistance we must put focus on that, consciously  or unconsciously.  Our nervous system will be on alert to keep us safe. This means that daily we are actually living from that pain or struggle at some level.

Yes to look at ourselves is brave and  hard work.   If there is one thing that "doing the work" allows us to see about ourself, it is that we are OK and normal and how liberating is it to see ourselves as whole and not broken.  I think we all deserve to take this journey. Actually I think we owe it to ourselves.  

Changing beliefs for myself has allowed me to not only know that the universe is a friendly and safe place but that I am good enough, I am loveable and that I matter.  And this has allowed me to be FREE.  Free to be me .Free to be whomever I choose.

​xx

To love life, to love it even
when you have no stomach for it
and everything you've held dear
crumbles like burnt paper in your hands,
your throat filled with the silt of it.
When grief sits with you, its tropical heat
thickening the air, heavy as water
more fit for gills than lungs:
when grief weights you like your own flesh
only more of it, an obesity of grief,
your think, How can a body withstand this?
Then you hold life like a face
between your palms  plain face,
no charming smile, no violet eyes,
and you say, yes I will take you
​I will love you, again.

We are feed so much information about needing to be positive.
To think positive thoughts.  
To look at your life through a lens of positivity.

Now don't get me wrong, the more we are able to live life from a place of peace and love, the more we will attract that into our lives and the more  our reality will change to reflect that.

BUT that does not mean that the bad and ugly is to be forced to hide and is best to be covered up. No matter what is happening in our lives it is not a good idea to squash all the negative emotions and thoughts down or to think that we are healed if I only think loving peaceful thoughts. 

This is a time bomb waiting to explode!

To heal, grow and expand our lives into seeing and been more positive, means we must also accept and fully love the bad and ugly.

Yes LOVE it till it feels accepted and fully loved.
Not always easy I know.

Fully loving a situation does not mean you will have it for life but instead means that you love it till it is accepted just the way it is and then it no longer has a place in your life.  It means it can then go and you can create great stuff.

Give it a try.
Choose something you don't like like an ache in your body or a boss who drives you crazy or having no energy.
And every day when you think about love it a little more, imagine that you just love it for what it is, no matter what.
You may find you have lots of mind chatter that says this is rubbish, or it won't heal if I Fully Love it but I encourage you to give it a try for 30 days.

cheers
Jacky

You may wish that life was smooth sailing and that everything goes exactly as you wish and nothing gets in the way of your happiness.

As idea as this sounds it is the ups and downs of life that help us learn and grow.  For example, we usually don't give serious thought to our physical condition when we are savoring healthy and vital living.  But this doesn't mean we should consider illness simply as the enemy of well-being and write it off as the source of misery and suffering in life, because we can actually find positive meaning in illness.
Let us consider why we become sick.  If we look back and contemplate a series of events that may have led us to illness we will see that there is always an early stage or a preliminary period before we develop an illness.  This is when we see a sign that something is wrong with our physical body.  We start to feel like we are coming down with something.  We may feel pain, nausea, or other symptoms that prevent us from doing what we usually do.  In a sense this is nature's way of telling us to rest and recuperate when we are at the brink of collapse.  If  always healthy, we would take it for granted and keep working until we dropped.
So one positive role that illness plays in our lives is that it keeps us alive when we burn out.  Illness forces us to temporarily stop working and rest so we can live out our life and fulfill our true purpose in this world.  Illness can save and extend life by giving us time to recuperate.  If we never fell ill, we might push ourselves beyond the limit and leave this world before our time.  By forcing us to rest we  undergo a period of recuperation, physical ailments serve as precautions against life-threatening damage to our body.
This period of recuperation brings us  alot more benefits than just physical rest.  When we become sick, we become introspective: we take the time to look within and reflect on our thoughts and feelings.  We often neglect to look inward when we become busy with our social lives or preoccupied with external achievement.
We're at special risk when the goal of our life becomes getting ahead in a competitive society.  This leaves us no room to care about anything else, and we start to adopt a falsely positive attitude and judge everything by outward results. Failures and setbacks, either at work or in health, await them at some point in life to serve as catalysts to help them find their true self.

A section from Ryuho Okawa's book  Invincible Thinking
https://ryuho-okawa.com/

Yes our bodies hold old memories as stuck, gooey emotions.

Have you ever wondered what happened to the pain, anger and  shame you felt after a distressing and disturbing event. Or the pain and shock in going through a divorce, or the scarring and terrifying impact from an accident.

All these feelings and emotions put us into a state of stress.
When we are in a state of stress and fear, we  also have doubt.  We have lots of questions and alot  of  these questions go unanswered.
Fear contracts our bodies  and we are in the fight and flight response.  We store the emotions or the events safetly into the organs and muscles of our body thinking that they will help us to stay alert and aware so that we never have to go through that kind of event again.  Unfortunately it means that we are now carrying around baggage that holds us stuck in the past.

I was reminded of exactly this today as in a session with a healer  she reminded me that we are slowly going back in time, clearing out each event and emotion as we go.  This also means that our bodies need some time to adjust and grow in a new way.

If you have old events and emotions lingering, I encourage you to take some time to work with a healer, who  can slowly and gently help you to clear out the old events so you may  move forward feeling free and happy.
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When we get out of  flight and fight our bodies can do amazing things but firstly we  must get into the parasympathetic state of rest and relaxation.

The words that you say and the thoughts that you think create your reality.

We talk all day long and if we aren't then we sure are having a million thoughts in our heads.
I never use to even think about what I said, I certainly didn't think that what I said would be making any difference in my life.

For me it was more the way I spoke to myself in my head like I'm not good enough or thats too hard.
We think it doesn't matter what or how we talk to ourselves but really would you talk to a friend that way?
Start to really listen to yourself and pull yourself up when you hear the judgement or critzism you are telling yourself.  Its your choice, you can change it now.  Change the I am not good enough into I am getting so much better at that, or I am proud of you, lets try again.

Choice to change your reality by changing the way you talk to yourself or others.


​Jacky x

Ok here goes...... 
I have known for ages that I get this shaky feeling inside me the minute I think about  putting  my true thoughts and feelings into writing.
Maybe you also know this feeling.

Why?

Because it is easier to stay small.
I am scared of hurting others by my words
I really don't want to deal with conflict.
I might have it all wrong.
No one else might think the same way as me.
I might be ostracized.
Others might talk about me.
What I write may not make sense to anyone else.

Wow really!!!
Yes this feels really true for me and  it may for you too.

Is this the truth?
No and I know that but at some level in my subconscious mind I have a memory or feeling that tells me it is unsafe for me to write my thoughts for others to read.
I don't know what this memory is but what I do know is how I feel when I go to write. 
This feeling has been with me for a while.  It has been a gift by helping me to stay safe and protected but it is no longer helping me, if anything it is holding me stuck in fear and doubt.

So as I will look at what beliefs I can balance to make this an easier journey, allowing "that feeling" to sit back and relax when I wish to write.

Heres some beliefs that I would like to have to support me on my journey.

• It is safe to allow myself to be visible as I grow and flourish.
• It is safe to be rejected.
• I am a confident and engaging writer.
• I stand authentically in my power.
• I easily speak and write my personal truth with clarity and confidence.
• People like and respect my work.
• I am surrounded by people who enjoy and benefit from my knowledge and wisdom.

Maybe make some of your own enhancing beliefs to live by. 
If you need help, let me know.

We often make a story up about ourselves that at some stage kept us safe and protected but as we grow older, these stories no longer help or support us.  Yes we can push through but by changing the limiting belief into supportive ones it allows our journey forward to be easier, smoother and faster.

I encourage you to choose a fear or doubt that you may feel and come up with some powerful, juicy and supportive beliefs to help you take that next step.

cheers
Jackyx