Louise’s books and CDs were such a comfort during this time, helping me pull myself together. I was on five medications for the arthritis, and I slowly did feel some relief. (Adding insult to injury, he left me for a 22-year-old whom I’d hired to help out for the summer.) I felt as if I’d hit bottom and my world had been shattered. He decided to leave me because I was “sick and lazy.” We had three young children and a company we ran together. I’d developed arthritis that was so bad I could hardly walk, and I hurt everywhere. I was going through a divorce at age 40, after being worn down by a critical husband who verbally abused me until I had no self-esteem left. A couple of years back, I really needed that inspiration. I first discovered her more than a decade ago and was then led to other Hay House authors, all of whom inspired me greatly. Hay has touched my life in many subtle ways. I hope you find inspiration in the following story of recovery: This can help you get through the unpleasant experience and allow you to focus on healing your mind and soul. One way to deal with it is to change your perception of the situation simply do not give in to it! For example, instead of focusing on the fact that your wrist hurts, try referring to your wrist as having a lot of sensation. In order to heal the thoughts and beliefs that are the true source of the pain, you must face your pain head-on. But ignoring your body just makes it try harder to get your attention-your body is asking for your help. Often people try to hide from it, hoping that it will go away or that they can cover it up with medication.
0 kommentar(er)
