Archive for Meditation CD

After reading the article on Diabetes and Self-Healing, one of our readers told me that although she has diabetes, she believes she is quite adept at acknowledging the sweetness in life. But that realization hadn’t caused her diabetes to go away. This is a significant observation in her journey.

So let’s take a look at this together. If she agrees that diabetes is tied to a psychological desire to experience sweetness without any effort; if she surrenders her need to try to control or make sweetness happen; if she naturally exerts the appropriate effort to experience the true Divine sweetness that already exists within and around her; and the diabetes is still present, clearly something remains unaddressed. So what might that be?

There is a consideration worth exploring. Sometimes the transformation of your body lags behind your consciousness. Your mind and spirit integrated a new belief or perception, but your cells did not. Cells in your body can get stuck in old patterns of behavior. Sometimes you need to help your body along. Your cells may literally need to be told and energetically encouraged to make the shift.

When I’m doing sound medicine for someone, at times I able to see inside the body. Depending on where the person needs my focus, I may see their energy body or I might actually see their physical body. When everything in the energy body is clear, I’m directed to the physical body where I invite the cells to repair. However, if there are strong beliefs, feelings or needs attached to that area of the body, I will be directed to the person’s energy, where I invite those attachments to release.

This can happen anytime during a healing session. For example, the physical body might be ready for some attention at the beginning of the session and as the healing goes deeper, an old and hidden belief might rise to the surface to be addressed before any further physical healing work occurs. Once the emotional/spiritual trauma has been addressed, my attention will again be directed to the physical body.

The energy body usually needs to be clear before the physical body will repair. And in my experience, attention to both fields is required for full and complete healing to occur. When the root of the condition is spiritual and emotional; beliefs, emotions and needs typically must be addressed first. Then the physical body is able to respond to a direct invitation to heal.

That invitation could come from more energy healing focused on the body itself, herbs, affirmations for the body, homeopathic remedies, essential oils, massage, prescription medicine, or any number of healing approaches. So if you believe that your emotions and spirits around any given condition are clear, consider that you might need to give some direct attention to the cells of your body.

One of the wonderful aspects of energy healing is that you don’t have to decide whether you need to attend to the physical body now or later. The energy itself will direct your attention if you allow it to do so. If you don’t have a specific energy healing technique that you use for your self-healing, consider talking to your body. Yep, literally have a chat with your cells. You can draw, write, dance, visualize, sing or dramatize your communication. If you are really adventurous, you can allow this exploration to be a conversation. You don’t even have to be an artist to do this. You just need to allow yourself to go for it.

For example, you could write a letter to your cells expressing to them that you are ready for them to heal. Let them know that you believe applicable emotional and spiritual issues are resolved, and invite them to join you in creating total mental, spiritual and physical health. Then imagine your cells are talking to you and write down what they have to say. Maybe there is some emotional wound inside you that they will bring forward for more complete resolution. Maybe your cells are ready to heal and want a specific kind of support from you.

You might find yourself giving the cells of your body periodic encouraging pep talks. I’m not talking about talks where you try to manipulate or persuade your cells to become completely healthy. And you sure don’t want to whine and whimper as you plead a case. I’m talking about the kind of encouragement that makes you feel good emotionally as you listen. This is where you thank your cells for accepting your invitation to complete wellness.  Thank them for becoming healthy. You might speak your gratitude in words or you smile inwardly as you bless the areas of your body needing attention.

My well-received Breathing Meditation (guided meditation CD)  is an easy and fun way to encourage your cells to heal. Because it takes you into a light trance state, you are able to work at both the conscious and sub-conscious levels, where cells are most likely to respond. http://www.spirittreasures.com/Breathing.html. Bring your love to your conscious breathing and instruction to the cells in order to make this meditation truly your own.

Creating wellness is as much an act of creativity as it is the science of healing. Remember that every cell is a little living entity longing for love—your love, to be specific. So find some fun ways to let your cells know how much you love them, and with your love encourage them—remind them—to live in wellness.

One of the first things you need to do when you are choosing to fully engage in a self-healing practice is to quiet your body and mind, bringing your body into a relaxed state that allows healing to occur. Getting to this relaxed state is the challenge and the opportunity. As I discuss at greater length in my book, The Root of All Healing, you cannot heal by will alone. In other words, you can’t make healing happen. You open to healing by allowing it to happen. You use your will to stay true to your commitment to heal by engaging fully in whatever discipline (treatment, practice or therapy) you have chosen to further your wellness.

Some years ago, when I was in immense pain—too much pain to even provide sound healing for myself—I asked the Divine for a means of healing that would help me alleviate my intense pain enough to employ a more robust healing solution. This is the meditation that came to me and I share it with you today.

If you would prefer to listen to this meditation, it is recorded it on the “Breathing Your Way to Physical Freedom” CD at http://www.spirittreasures.com/Breathing.html. I’ve asked for this Breathing Meditation CD to be significantly discounted for you.

Don’t let the simplicity of this exercise fool you. It is in the attention to your body, energetic expansion and oxygenation that healing is occurring. Many of us need more oxygen in order to heal. We tend to breathe in a shallow manner and as a result the cells of your body don’t get the oxygen they need for optimal functioning.

Breathe as though the breath is a feather.
This is another key to the exercise. When your body is in great pain, it often likes to be treated gently. So imagine that your breath is like the softest feather you have ever felt. That feather is gently caressing your cells as you breathe. Notice how quickly your body relaxes in response to this feather-light touch of breath.

Begin by noticing your breath.
Notice the air flowing through you and caressing you. Notice where it flows easily through your body and where it seems to stop. Do you breathe slowly, quickly, deeply, shallowly? Free yourself from any judgment about how you are breathing. Do not try to change or control it. Simply notice.

Breathe from the center of your body to just a few inches outside your body.
Fill everything with the breath of air. Feel your whole body engage in the process of breathing. As you do this meditation, if any place in your body feels tight and unresponsive, simply wrap those cells in breath, allowing them to absorb breath whenever they are ready.

Focus on the lungs and work your way down your body.
Bring your attention to the top of your lungs, where they attach at the shoulder blades. Breathe into the front of the top of your lungs, then add the sides, then the back. While still breathing into the upper portion of the lungs, focus into the lower half of your lungs, breathing into the front, sides and back.

Breathe into the solar plexus, while still breathing into your lungs, breathing into the front, sides, and back.

Take the breath further into the area of the digestive organs, breathing once again into the front, sides and back.

Now breathe down into the pelvic bowl, repeating the directional pattern. Take your awareness down into each section of your legs until you reach the tip of your toes.

Once you have reached your toes, travel up the spine to the shoulders.
Travel your awareness to the base of your spine, and slowly breathe up each vertebra until you have reached the shoulder area.

Breathe into your arms and hands, then return to the shoulders and travel up your spine into the neck and base of the skull, then fill the neck front, sides and back.

Last – breathe into the head. Breathe into your mouth, ears, nose, eyes, front, side and back, finishing with the top of your head.

Breathe into your entire body for several breaths, feeling every cell expand and open as you breathe several breaths.
Whenever you feel ready, surrender to the breath and allow the breath to breathe you.

When you are feeling nourished and relaxed, return your awareness to your physical body.
Once again feel the air moving in and out of your lungs. Take a few deep breaths and exhale through your mouth, blowing the air outward. Feel your body. Feel your body sitting or lying against a surface. Wiggle your fingers or toes and slowly bring your
consciousness to a greater state of alertness. When you are ready, slowly open your eyes.