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New Healings for Me

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Using sites, especially identified by “Instant Emotional Healing” as points for the application of my WAKI pen, I experienced relief from muscle stiffness. This must be due to the electromagnetic energy.

The sites were: underarm, collarbone, chest and pelvis. I learned from the book “Instant Emotional Healing” that these sites have a lot of arteries and nerves. A vast network of tiny microtubules passes through the walls of the veins and arteries. Within the microtubules there is a rich concentrate of DNA, RNA and a variety of neuropeptides and other chemical messengers that are also known to wash over the brain. This is one reason I believe in Cognitive Therapy.

There was also a lot of farting. I interpret this as a removal of blockages as learned from Fr. Belita’s “Release for Wellness”.

With the removal of blockages, my circulation must have improved. I felt some crawling sensations from my neck down to my left foot.

The stiffness of my jaw, my neck, back and pelvis has relaxed. My PSOAS muscles must have been exercised.

My digestion also improved. I would get hungry every 3 hours or so. I don’t consider this hunger as caused by my blood sugar issue. I no longer have acid reflux nor a tart after-taste in the mouth.

Of course I have to also credit my intensive use of Dr Jean Netario Cruz’ magnesium. I also want to credit Dr Sarno for teaching me about oxygen depletion.

The quality of my thoughts ha improved significantly with the help of: Sylvia Boorstein, Michael Tamura, Rabbi Brickner, Tato Malay etc. Needless to say my husband and our daughter remain to be the main figures in my healing.

I can’t thank ,our adopted son, Marc Co enough for faithfully posting my essays twice a week.

Would You Believe?

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My Theology teacher as well as my Ethics teacher, now both dead,  taught me otherwise. But at age 73 I am inclined to believe Rabbi Darfour Brickner who wrote :

“God does not do or bring justice to the world. God is an ideal, the representation of perfect justice.”

“The burden of making justice work is placed on us, not on divinity.”

“When and if we do things that make for more justice in society, we are bringing God into the world.”

“Praying in a way that makes us conscious of our responsibilities to a world that needs justice can be very helpful to us. It eliminates our having to blame God for our failure or to accuse God of impotence when justice is denied or improperly executed.”

“God, then, is the power that helps us bring justice into the world as we conceive that ideal and work to bring it into our lives.”

“God seen in this way is a power or a face that inspires, not a person who acts on oue specific issues.”

God Is.

We Do.

Contemporary Shaman

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To make sense of all the challenges I have encountered since June 23, not to mention those after my March 26 fall, I have decided to use Fr Belita’s discussion of shamanism as a kind of template.

I don’t pretend to be a scientist nor to be a scholar like my husband. At best, I write anecdotal records of real, personal experiences. With more than 32,000 readers for my website, I would like to believe I make some sense to at least a few.

I am emboldened by Dr Christine Page who wrote: “…it can be seen that inspirational thought i probably also not new but, because of time and space changes, will be approached in a different manner as if they are fresh. Any animating idea therefore will have been through several minds before reaching this point of evolution.”

My hope is that somebody more qualified than myself will pick up the observational data from my essays and come up with a research that could help those with :family, social conditioning and/or health issues.

I have chosen to examine my challenges  as signs of being initiated as a contemporary shaman. The signs are from Fr Belita’s “Release for Wellness”.

The first sign is ‘wandering and testing in the wilderness’. In my case, it is misplacing things and having wrong perceptions. I have been blinded so many times, not being able to see things even those in front of me. I have looked but couldn’t see.

I have been in the wilderness. Lost. I have been jolted out of past, comfortable paradigms. For example, I can no longer deal with Emil and Julie Anne with a soft, comfortable romantic love. I have had to shift to a kind of tough, detached love for the higher good of each of us.

For mobility and flexibility I even have to use new, originally crafted muscular movements especially for my left leg.

Another sign is ‘ordeal of hunger’. I can never allow myself to go hungry because of my blood sugar issue except for the much- dreaded fasting before a blood test. But I have been sticking to disciplined diets for health.

Still another sign is ‘sense deprivation’. Delayed gratification has been the rule for me for quite some time. Always waiting! To stop being judgmental, I often  have to suspend my thoughts and remind myself of Buddhist guidelines plus those from Rabbi Darfour and Michael Tamura.

Fr Belita has 2 or 3 more signs but I don’t have much to say about each. Instead I am happy to write about an effect: ‘personal sense of power and authority.’

The challenges have given me a kind of confidence. My inner knowing urges me to listen to my finer self even when I am fearful.

Equanimity

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According to Sylvia Boorstein: ” I am committed to the idea that equanimity in the mind is the foundation of wisdom and that  wisdom sustains the mind’s capacity to respond with benevolence. Effort, concentration and mindfulness are the internal way in which the mind returns itself from being out of balance and lost in confusion to a condition of ease, clarity and wisdom.”

Since June 23, I have had all sorts of challenges. July 8. I had to deal with challenges from Emil. I mustered all I learned from Boorstein, Tamura, Edwards, Grabhorn etc. and slept soundly on a windy, stormy night.

July 9. I experienced a kind of clarity. I checked out a big carton box on top of a tall cabinet. Surprise! A duster that had been missing since March manifested. I judged our pick-up/deliver laundry service as being careless for losing my old but comfy duster.

This is not the first time I have been proved wrong. July 13 at night. Another challenge. Just when I was about to go to bed Emil asks for a volume of English Literature!

We could not locate it. At first I was agitated. Then I remembered my 4 guidelines. After a while I announced I would not even bother to look for the big book. After I surrendered I was at peace.

Boorstein wrote: “I have no idea whether this changed circumstance which I resent, is actually a good or bad thing in the long run. I can’t wait to see.”

July 17. I checked AGAIN the bottom shelf of a cabinet that I had checked at least twice in the past. There covered by a Chinese frame was the precious Literature book!

Cognitive Therapy and Wellness

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My belief in self-healing has been bolstered by Fr Belita’s “Release for Wholeness”. He wrote:
“…the body has a wisdom for healing and the brain takes command and marshalls all the body’s components for a task of healing.”

He also wrote:” Somatic manifestations disappear when order is restored.” I take this as affirming the guidelines I have learned from Sylvia Boorstein, Michael Tamura, Dr Lipton, Dr Sarno, Dr Netario Cruz etc.

Fr Belita affirmed the cognitive disposition this way: “For effective healing it does not have to be an explicit belief in God, but, as in the words of Gershon Winker, an author in shamanism, healing as  capacity for trust in the intelligence and self-sufficiency of the body….”

For the widest  possible audience reach, I have chosen like Sylvia Boorstein to share my personal experiences of : family, social conditioning, health and literary expressions to show how understanding one’s self leads to knowing and loving the Creator