Re: I will no longer read any emails from Kaivey

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I'm quite happy to leave if the moderators ask me to go, as I might be a bit too mixed up for this site. Perhaps one of them will contact me privately and tell me where I went wrong. Still, I think my posts have lot of merit and I would have thought they have helped a lot of people too.

And I'm really touched by your supprt, Helena.

As I am here, I would like to say that Dr Sarno completes my list of heroes and his theories on psychosomatics have really helped me:

Professor Sarno's theories about psychosomatic illness are not well recieved either. He has studied the link between the state of mind and physical illnesses. When I posted about this before here on this site a lot of people got very angry, but Sarno is not saying some people's illnesses and are all in the mind, all he is saying is that a distressed mind can cause the body to malfunction too. 80% of the public don't accept his theories, and many doctors are skeptical, but I think Dr Sarno theories are full of hope. He's a nice guy.

An interview with Sarno: The Divided Mind.

I won't be posting for a while week or so now, as I have overdone it a bit recently.

Kv

> >> >> > , I withdraw my statement that you have no right...you do, of> course. It's a free country. I should have said that it is, in my> opinion, inappropriate to ask a list member to leave. Rather, any> concerns should be addressed with the moderators (could you guys post> again how we can reach you?). Keep in mind these words from the list> guidelines:> >> > This list has a culture of openness and respect. We don't do "flame> wars" on> > this list: try to put "being right and looking good" at the door.> Negative> >> > personal comments of all kinds are unwelcome (watch your adjectives!).> > ...> > There are no hard and fast rules on the list. The only thing that will> for sure> > get you kicked off is spam, but bad behavior (ad hominem messages;> > etc) could also do it.> >> > Helena> > I will no longer read any emails from> Kaivey> >> >> >> >> >> >> > Hi all,> >> >> > I think Kaivey is a total distraction and disturbance to this list and> so I will not even read messages from him. I hope this doesn't interfere> with the flow of any of the threads. I hope he just leaves the group for> good.> >> >> > Now, you may say this is experiential avoidance. Hell yeah, it is - I> want to avoid experiencing Kaivey and his BS on being brain damage. You> might say this is a good opportunity to practice the ACT acceptance.> Perhaps, but I have lots of other opportunities for that.> >> >> > > >>