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Natural Healing Guide Review We think of healing generally refer
to the healing of an injury, a healing of pain of some kind. But what
happens if pain doesn't subside? What happens when doctors don't have
any more answers to solving the problem? What happens the problem
isn't pain per se, but constant confusion, unhappiness, anger, or
fear? When we think of healing in terms of an injury, we think of bed
rest or not using the area that has been hurt. Resting while feeding
it nutrients that will help sustain it and aid in the body's natural
ability to repair itself. Occasionally, the trauma is so severe it
requires surgery; an active outside force to heal the wound.
I
am commonly asked if they, my clients, need to 'believe in' healing
for it to occur. My response to that is very simple. Have you ever
walked into a room where there was someone who was depressed? How
about when there was someone ecstatically happy? Have you ever felt
someone watching you without seeing them, turning around and then
seeing someone there? These are all signs of a natural sensitivity to
the world around us. We are more influenced by our environment than
we think and specifically the people in it, who have the capacity to
change their own frequencies through their thoughts and intentions.
Our
brains operate during our day-to-day activities at a beta brainwave
frequency. This is most optimal for logical, time sequential thinking
for things like deadlines, figuring out income and expenditures and
when the rent is due. When healthy, we can live in this frequency
during the day indefinitely. When we rest, our brains move to an
alpha brainwave state or deep physical and mental relaxation, then to
theta, the place between waking and sleeping, then delta when we are
asleep. As the brain controls the rest of the body, when we are
unhealthy, when there is trauma, mental or physical pain, healing can
only best occur when the brain is in these resting phases.
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