Guest guest Posted August 10, 2007 Report Share Posted August 10, 2007 The Five Steps For Intuitive Healing (reprinted from The Guide with permission from Dr. Judith Orloff)Step 1Notice Your BeliefsYour beliefs set the tone for healing. Positive attitudes accentuate growth, negative attitudes impair it. Honesty is required to flush out counterproductive perceptions so ingrained you may not realize how pernicious they are. If we examine our beliefs, we won't be subject to subterranean undermining influences. Our beliefs trigger biochemical responses. No organ system stands apart from our thoughts. What you believe - what you really believe - programs your neurochemcials. I'm not suggesting that you be Pollyannaish or put on a happy face to please, but that you be absolutely true to yourself. This will liberate you from unconscious impulses that impede your healing. Step 2Be In Your BodyYour body is a richly nuance intuitive receiver. You must be in it completely to heal. This may require some adjustments. We're trained to function from the neck up, denying the rest of our bodies. I want you to reorient yourself, to respect the intellect but delight in your physicality as well. Being aware of the sensuousness of the body can open intuition. This may mean noticing the early signs of pain so you can act on them, trusting your gut about relationships, or awakening your sexuality. We can't afford to ignore such life-informing signals. Being attuned to your body is a treasure. Step 3Sense Your Body's Subtle EnergyTapping into your body's subtle energy can heal. From an intuitive standpoint we are all composed of vibrantly colored energy fields (whose centers are called chakras) that emanate from us. These can be sensed. They contain truths about our physical, emotional, and sexual needs. Energy has different manifestations, from erotic to psychic. Invisible to most people, it can be sensed with intuition. To heal you must first learn to identify energy. Then you can direct it to specific parts of the body. Feeling energy can be very sensual. I assure you, it won't be all work!Step 4Ask For Inner GuidanceA range of answers lies within you. To access them, I'll focus on two intuitive techniques: meditation and remote viewing. Meditation is a state of quite that amplifies the intuition. It is the foundation of my spiritual practice. In practical terms meditation lowers blood pressure, relieves stress, can help reverse heart disease, even retard aging. The method I'll show you is to focus consciously on your breath, to contact a soundless inner pulse. This is your intuitive course. Your breath will take you there. Once you're accustomed to the quiet, you can use remote viewing, an intuitive technique to move both time and space. It enables you to tune in to the past, present and future, or to visualize a person, place or situation even at a great distance. With this knowledge you can help diagnose illness by picturing the body's organs, predict proper treatment, appraise current therapies â€" all mandatory when conventional medicine seems unable to find a cure. Remote viewing also reveals emotional and sexual blocks; it can even let you check out someone before you get involved. All this is possible: College students have been taught basic remote viewing in a few sessions. Step 5Listen To Your DreamsIntuition is the language of dreams. We speak it every night, during the REM state, the phase of sleep when our brain waves impart secret healing formulas. This mystic symbology - images, messages, scenarios â€" has rules different from those in our waking life. A dream's tone can be as restorative as its content; the nonverbal often presides. Also in dreams revelations about illness and relationships are conveyed. Dreams do heal, but first you must retrieve them. During sleep we experience a kind of amnesia. To the intellect dreams are alien, language that does not compute. Dreams cannot be captured by the rational mind alone; intuitive memory is needed. As you learn how to remember and interpret dreams, you'll be able to draw on this form of healing Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 Ah, Liane, and all... Another helpful post...I am really beginning to like this positive thinking I have been " addicted " to lately, lol...It has been a rough challenge but I am really feeling so loved here and ALL of you to thank for this!! Thank you all from the Very Bottom of my Heart of Hearts!!!!!!! Light and love, LUNA > > The Five Steps For Intuitive Healing (reprinted from The Guide with > permission from Dr. Judith Orloff)Step 1 > Notice Your Beliefs > Your beliefs set the tone for healing. Positive attitudes accentuate > growth, negative attitudes impair it. Honesty is required to flush out > counterproductive perceptions so ingrained you may not realize how > pernicious they are. If we examine our beliefs, we won't be subject to > subterranean undermining influences. Our beliefs trigger biochemical > responses. No organ system stands apart from our thoughts. What you > believe - what you really believe - programs your neurochemcials. I'm > not suggesting that you be Pollyannaish or put on a happy face to > please, but that you be absolutely true to yourself. This will liberate > you from unconscious impulses that impede your healing. Step 2 > Be In Your Body > Your body is a richly nuance intuitive receiver. You must be in it > completely to heal. This may require some adjustments. We're trained to > function from the neck up, denying the rest of our bodies. I want you to > reorient yourself, to respect the intellect but delight in your > physicality as well. Being aware of the sensuousness of the body can > open intuition. This may mean noticing the early signs of pain so you > can act on them, trusting your gut about relationships, or awakening > your sexuality. We can't afford to ignore such life-informing signals. > Being attuned to your body is a treasure. Step 3 > Sense Your Body's Subtle Energy > Tapping into your body's subtle energy can heal. From an intuitive > standpoint we are all composed of vibrantly colored energy fields (whose > centers are called chakras) that emanate from us. These can be sensed. > They contain truths about our physical, emotional, and sexual needs. > Energy has different manifestations, from erotic to psychic. Invisible > to most people, it can be sensed with intuition. To heal you must first > learn to identify energy. Then you can direct it to specific parts of > the body. Feeling energy can be very sensual. I assure you, it won't be > all work!Step 4 > Ask For Inner Guidance > A range of answers lies within you. To access them, I'll focus on two > intuitive techniques: meditation and remote viewing. Meditation is a > state of quite that amplifies the intuition. It is the foundation of my > spiritual practice. In practical terms meditation lowers blood pressure, > relieves stress, can help reverse heart disease, even retard aging. The > method I'll show you is to focus consciously on your breath, to contact > a soundless inner pulse. This is your intuitive course. Your breath will > take you there. Once you're accustomed to the quiet, you can use remote > viewing, an intuitive technique to move both time and space. It enables > you to tune in to the past, present and future, or to visualize a > person, place or situation even at a great distance. With this knowledge > you can help diagnose illness by picturing the body's organs, predict > proper treatment, appraise current therapies †" all mandatory when > conventional medicine seems unable to find a cure. Remote viewing also > reveals emotional and sexual blocks; it can even let you check out > someone before you get involved. All this is possible: College students > have been taught basic remote viewing in a few sessions. Step 5 > Listen To Your Dreams > Intuition is the language of dreams. We speak it every night, during the > REM state, the phase of sleep when our brain waves impart secret healing > formulas. This mystic symbology - images, messages, scenarios †" > has rules different from those in our waking life. A dream's tone can be > as restorative as its content; the nonverbal often presides. Also in > dreams revelations about illness and relationships are conveyed. Dreams > do heal, but first you must retrieve them. During sleep we experience a > kind of amnesia. To the intellect dreams are alien, language that does > not compute. Dreams cannot be captured by the rational mind alone; > intuitive memory is needed. As you learn how to remember and interpret > dreams, you'll be able to draw on this form of healing > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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