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Overcoming fear
- Thread starter Mermaid
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Steve Ozanich
TMS Consultant
He's exactly right, fear comes from separation. "What we focus on grows," just like TMS. The idea in healing is to shift awareness to another point. I also surrendered to "being" by freeing myself from survival mode.
You also have to become more of yourself. The slave turned philosopher Epicurus said, "The highest good anyone can do for mankind is to become what nature intended him to be."
It's all about separation thus, tracordifying. Thanks for posting this.
You also have to become more of yourself. The slave turned philosopher Epicurus said, "The highest good anyone can do for mankind is to become what nature intended him to be."
It's all about separation thus, tracordifying. Thanks for posting this.
Mermaid
Beloved Grand Eagle
Hi Steve
I'm glad you liked it. I remember you discussed this in "The Great Pain Deception". I was one of those people who read Dr.Sarno, but needed a bit more guidance in how to apply his approach. The concisely detailed, but amusing tone of your book gave me the confidence to start this journey for myself. I am almost recovered now and I shall be forever grateful to you.
Thanks a million !
I'm glad you liked it. I remember you discussed this in "The Great Pain Deception". I was one of those people who read Dr.Sarno, but needed a bit more guidance in how to apply his approach. The concisely detailed, but amusing tone of your book gave me the confidence to start this journey for myself. I am almost recovered now and I shall be forever grateful to you.
Thanks a million !
Walt Oleksy (RIP 2021)
Beloved Grand Eagle
A wonderful video. Lots of good ideas from Ralph Smart that need reflecting on every day.
Steve Ozanich
TMS Consultant
Good job mermaid, drop me a note sometime telling me your story. We all have one, and they all need told.
Walt Oleksy (RIP 2021)
Beloved Grand Eagle
Walt Oleksy (RIP 2021)
Beloved Grand Eagle
Wonderful, Mermaid. Bless, you, too. No hurry. I love to read posters' stories and also think they're
therapeutic to write.
I wrote a book about everything I could remember from childhood to when I was 21 and finished
my second year of college. I learned a lot about myself and others in my life and since discovering TMS
learned to look at everyone in it from their perspective. I realized that they were probably suffering
from TMS pain and didn't know it.
When I put myself in my parents and others' shoes, I was able to forgive them and myself.
therapeutic to write.
I wrote a book about everything I could remember from childhood to when I was 21 and finished
my second year of college. I learned a lot about myself and others in my life and since discovering TMS
learned to look at everyone in it from their perspective. I realized that they were probably suffering
from TMS pain and didn't know it.
When I put myself in my parents and others' shoes, I was able to forgive them and myself.
Mermaid
Beloved Grand Eagle
Hi Walt
I'm doing a similar kind of thing with my journaling. I've got a huge list a mile long with everything significant good and bad that as happened throughout my life. I chose one event a day and write about it, looking at it form every angle, not to look for TMS fuel just to understand myself better. Later in the day I just sit down for a few minutes and review my day in the same way. I've discovered I'm from a long line of TMS sufferers !
I'd like to hear your
I'm doing a similar kind of thing with my journaling. I've got a huge list a mile long with everything significant good and bad that as happened throughout my life. I chose one event a day and write about it, looking at it form every angle, not to look for TMS fuel just to understand myself better. Later in the day I just sit down for a few minutes and review my day in the same way. I've discovered I'm from a long line of TMS sufferers !
I'd like to hear your