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| eric watson |
Posted - 09/17/2012 : 12:07:09
You're having ups and downs for several reasons like, doubt, REM sleep, ongoing conflict, etc. This is all normal.
I noticed that every time I fell back hard that I reached another level of healing. So fall backs can be a good sign. Don't worry.
Are you doing the twice daily relaxation technique? Daily conscious breathing?
Calm the chatter in your head through a daily transparency like playing music. Take the focus off your body by doing something every day that is secondary in nature to you with no forethought. I play guitar and run, etc. Dr. Z has on his site a daydreaming article that fits nicely.
Everyone heals who sticks to it long enough and does the proper things to heal. You'll be fine, believe in yourself and imagine yourself free. You will soon begin to follow what you visualize so see yourself happy and healed. Imagine it first.
Steve.(This was an awesome response by steveo-i thought it needed reposting) |
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| eric watson |
Posted - 09/17/2012 : 15:11:42
its actually steveo referring.so im not sure -thanks for bringing that to my attention-day dreaming is something i would like to hear discussed as it relates to helping with the tms-what would be cool would be a break doun-this is step 1 -and so forth....i know its all here...just so many different people with different bodys and different problems-but the tms cure works the same for all right-with certain variations-thanks again |
| TaylorJoh |
Posted - 09/17/2012 : 12:57:21
I would like to see the article on daydreaming. I tend to purposely daydream when I'm in a lot of pain. It helps tremendously. So, I would very much like to read the article, but I don't know what site you are referring to.
Thank you.
Taylor |
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