feel good stuff

[Guest guest]

Wow it's great to see all the great posts that many of us have in common or

have forgotten till mentioned!

 

I love the smell of Sea & Ski suntan lotion...my all time favorite

flowers...Lilacs are out..have a beautiful vase and their aroma is the first

I notice when I walk into the house...

Other smells...the smell of horse stables - the " horsey " smell I would walk

around in after riding, and enjoy the " smell " as everyone else complained...

)

 

Fresh cut grass is still a favorite...the beach.. the soft smell after a

spring rain...I shouldn't admit this, but even as a kid I loved the smell of

gasoline when my dad pumped it at the gas stationm as we filled up before an

outing...still do! The smell of the woods and the " smokey " smell of an

outside campfire...guess I could go on...but will take a break...

 

Katy

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

All these wonderful things that mean so much to each of us are all

similar even though they are different memories for each.

The similarity is that these are pleasant memories that stimulate the

secretion of positive neuro peptides when we run these memories, and

those positive neruo peptides induce healing and well being.

The NLP people call them anchors.

The memory of the experience is anchored to this good feeling and vice

versa.

Here's a trick we can add from energy medicine:

When running the memory, tap one finger right between the eyes in the

innermost join of the brow and nose. Now we'll add some NLP to the

mix, so while tapping, intensify all the sensory modalities of the

memory. Increase the color, enrich the sound, make it brighter,

BIGGER, louder, in 3D, and dazzling with energy . Tap again.

Now we've anchored this positive memory to the physical tap in a

location where it energizes all meridians.

When down or blue, just tap this memory back and give yourself some

positive neuro peptides.

Deepak has some enlightening things to say about neuro peptides in

this talk at the Seattle Center.

http://www.ascension-research.org/reality.html

rusty

[Guest guest]

Dear Rusty:

What a cool idea. I'm on it, I tried it right away, and now going to go

back and try it with some even better memories. Thanks,

love

connie

> " Rusty Morgan " <rustym

>

> All these wonderful things that mean so much to each of us are all

> similar even though they are different memories for each.

> The similarity is that these are pleasant memories that stimulate the

> secretion of positive neuro peptides when we run these memories, and

> those positive neruo peptides induce healing and well being.

> The NLP people call them anchors.

> The memory of the experience is anchored to this good feeling and vice

> versa.

> Here's a trick we can add from energy medicine:

> When running the memory, tap one finger right between the eyes in the

> innermost join of the brow and nose. Now we'll add some NLP to the

> mix, so while tapping, intensify all the sensory modalities of the

> memory. Increase the color, enrich the sound, make it brighter,

> BIGGER, louder, in 3D, and dazzling with energy . Tap again.

> Now we've anchored this positive memory to the physical tap in a

> location where it energizes all meridians.

> When down or blue, just tap this memory back and give yourself some

> positive neuro peptides.

> Deepak has some enlightening things to say about neuro peptides in

> this talk at the Seattle Center.

> http://www.ascension-research.org/reality.html

> rusty

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