The Mean Voice is ALWAYS Wrong
The crappy way I feel every time something mean is said means it’s incorrect. It’s as far from Truth as I can possibly get.
The crappy way I feel every time something mean is said means it’s incorrect. It’s as far from Truth as I can possibly get.
Many unwanted symptoms we experience are rooted in the foods we eat. What kind of symptoms? All of these and more: • compulsive overeating• excess weight• sugar cravings• low energy• poor sleep quality• irregular BM (loose/solid)• gas, bloating, gut issues• Read more
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This is our spiritual practice, to move ourselves closer and closer to the perspective/vibration of that which we call God, Source Energy, Infinite Wisdom. Because living fully in that energy here and now is what in means to live in Heaven on Earth.
Knowing how awful it feels to struggle with food, and knowing how much shame is attached to constantly seeing myself as a failure with food and health is the reason I coach.
As soon as I notice that my mind has wandered into a scary neighborhood, I quickly repeat “nope, nope, nope!” It’s like a little energy canceling mantra I use to retrieve my energy from unwanted territory.
Overeating is rooted in science. We can use the key of kindness to release the shame, and unlock our curiosity, so the behavior loses it’s power.
This incredible episode of the Magical Spiritual Sandbox podcast manifests instant alignment with the Universe, and also gives listeners the secret to constant alignment with the Universe, should they choose to wield it.
How other people think about me, what they say about me, and how they treat me has to do with only ONE thing, and it’s NOT me!
Stop beating yourself up! Stop beating yourself up for using food as a coping mechanism. Sometimes humans need to cope, and food has been proven repeatedly to be a brilliant coping mechanism. We feel bad, we eat food, we feel Read more