The Undeniable Power of Suggestion

Written by Lady Camelot


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So, how do we extract these details so to function more appropriately? Unbelievably, and holistically speaking,repparttar power of suggestion cannot be only mental undoing; but can also berepparttar 101690 mental regrouping or intuitive spark ofrepparttar 101691 human psyche. When we force ourselves to encounter events fromrepparttar 101692 past, or discover that certain urban legends aren't real, or face our phobias head on,repparttar 101693 human psyche can release frozen material and absolve us from it.

When speaking ofrepparttar 101694 power of suggestion, it simply translates to mind over matter. By coming to terms with an issue, addressing it and affirming your stance over it,repparttar 101695 human psyche can and will bring about unsettled emotions, fears and feelings. In doing so,repparttar 101696 human psyche collaboratively enablesrepparttar 101697 mind, body and spirit to release tension and stress; thus allowing total peace of mind, and an overall sense of well-being.

The power of suggestion is indeed omnipotent when used in positive conjunction as a method of self-treatment. Daily affirmations, meditations and Tai-Chi are wonderful vessels forrepparttar 101698 power of suggestion, spiritual & emotional health, and good anatomical health as well.

In closing, a quote from F. Langbridge from 'A Cluster of Quiet Thoughts' -- "Two men look out throughrepparttar 101699 same bars: One seesrepparttar 101700 mud, and onerepparttar 101701 stars..."

In other words,repparttar 101702 human psyche has internal insight to control our individual being...the way we view our environments, events and people can be fulfilling and happy if we allow our psyche to free itself -- through power of suggestion.



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What Would Be Your Idea of a Fun Day?

Written by Susan Dunn, MA, The EQ Coach™


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And what aboutrepparttar “whens”? A fun day would be when I’m out of school, or when I don’t have to work, or when I get my credit cards paid off, or when I’m an adult.

And what aboutrepparttar 101689 fantasies? A fun day would be going torepparttar 101690 moon, or buying a $1,000,000 home, or sitting in a hot tub with Britney Spears, or talking with Albert Einstein, or meeting your great-great-great grandmother.

Well, how about this answer from my six-year-old friend?

Q: What would be your idea of a fun day? A: Today.

How immediate children are. How focused they are onrepparttar 101691 moment. And when you stop and think about it, why not today? It either lies before us, rich with possibilities, or it lies behind us, withrepparttar 101692 possibility of focusing onrepparttar 101693 fun that was had, or right now we could decide to have fun or maybe we are. If you aren’t having fun right now, you could be inrepparttar 101694 next moment.

But why stop and think about it. “Today” isrepparttar 101695 best possible answer to that question.

Carpe diem. Seizerepparttar 101696 moment! Children do it so well. Why do we lose this capacity? Next time someone asks you, “What’s your idea of a fun day?” I hope you say, “Today.”

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