Thursday, January 24, 2013

You Are Not Your Emotions!


Last week’s blog was about how we all at times, jail up ourselves and stay in relationships with people who are more than energy vampires.  In there, you feel so emotionally weak and mentally drained, yet have no courage to walk away. He/she is like your personal-blend of an addictive drug that you need to survive-yet slowly but surely destroy yourself in the process. 

Consciously, you are well-aware that you should run for your life; however, something within you keeps you holding on. You can’t explain it. It hurts, yet emotionally stings even more, whenever you attempt to stay away from them. Do you feel me???

As an Advanced Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Practitioner, I have included a brief video at the end of this article, with a free EFT session for anyone who feels like they are in a relationship-jail.  The session will address general root-causes of any emotions that could be promoting one’s self-jailing attitude.

EFT is a psychologically-charged technique discovered over five thousand years ago by the Acupuncturists. Just like them, less of needles, EFT works by one tapping on the same meridian points and self-talking, while acknowledging whatever emotions are engrossed in the body’s energetic system-which then magically gets rid of them.  EFT has been known to produce instant results regardless of whether one believes in the process or not.

In the attached Video, please tap along with me, as you repeat the statements that I say.

Try it out with enthusiasm. This may be the ticket to your emotional freedom.

Happy tappy. 
 Link to Youtube Free EFT session:- http://youtu.be/yp0_E0i5oFU

Monday, January 21, 2013

Are you emotionally jailed to him/her??

 

Okay… so you have all these seemingly profound reasons why you are in a relationship with someone you basically hate. You complain about them every single freaking day. Although…. ha ha… you still go back. You can’t let go. You think you love them. In some weird way, they mean the world to you. You do crap together. You quarrel together. You fight together. You dwell in negativity together. Maybe even do illegal drugs together; watch porn and the E-News together. They make you cry…cry so much that you wish your eyes would pop out. And…oh…wait a minute; you seek their approval for everything you do. You think they are your earthly gods. Yet… they are basically your “negativity buddies.” Oh my God…how can you live without them? You are so negative-in such a low vibration; and uncertain about what you really want. You need company in your negative world, without which you won’t survive.
You essentially create all these invalid reasons to stay in a whacky relationship with someone you don’t love-leave alone like.
So…what are you doing in there? Why are you so attached to this person? If you hate them so much because they make you sad, why are you still with them? Uuuh…strange-right? I have been there. I basically spent years in a relationship with someone I wished could break his nose, or lose his mind. I hated him so so so so much for all he had done to hurt me. But….I couldn’t let him go. And…he fed on my insanity. Then…one day, I woke up from my horror-dream and realized that it was time to live again.
Are you in a similar situation??? Why do you think you can’t let go of what you don’t want?
Take time to articulate on this. Next week I will share some more insights and proven solutions of how you can free yourself from that relationship-death-trap.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Man's ultimate purpose for all pursuits:

To a large extent, people tend to focus on three major things in life: money, love, and material possessions. We magnify the relevance of these things, which occasionally pushes our minds into “anxiety extravaganzas,” in an attempt to discover the easiest means to achieving plentiful in the shortest time possible. Moreover, millions of books have been written about happiness and how to realize it. However, I am yet to find any argument that advocates for forcing one’s way to achieving it.

In a UK Times online newspaper blog, the author James Montier, a global equity strategist, argued that several studies proved that money and possessions fail to create consistent happiness. For instance, incomes in the United Kingdom have increased tremendously since the 1950s; however, contentment levels have barely shifted. Research on lottery winners also indicated that these lucky buddies revert to their previous levels of happiness within a year of their windfall.

However, more controversial is that this report comes from an investment banker, where presumably money is God. Somewhat heretically for a bank employee, the report is titled
“For it doesn’t pay materialism and the pursuit of happiness.”

Understandably, this has been greeted with skepticism by some brokers who raison d’etre in their annual bonus. But Monteir says that, as a strategist, he wants to know what makes people really happy and why they force situations to happen while in the pursuit of their desires.

The concept of diminishing returns, although related to production, justifies the argument that more isn’t necessarily better. Why then, force things to happen, when there is no guarantee that they will yield everlasting satisfaction?

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http://www.audiobooks.com/book/132973
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu7PRNpPuHA&feature=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8hiJ8MaXp0&feature=relmfu
http://tapthegood.wordpress.com/2012/07/20/the-silly-things-we-do-when-stressed/