Guest guest Posted March 9, 2010 Report Share Posted March 9, 2010 Hi Yiara You are most welcome. Sending you prayers for your ms. Have you put your name on the healing site? love Bruce , Yiara <angela_yiara wrote: > > Hi Bruce, > > thank you very much for putting this in words. > > With awareness many things can be healed. > In Germany, there is a woman (Sonja Wierk), who cured her multiple sclerosis using awareness. She simply put her full awareness on her movements, and on her sensory system. > > That´s what i am trying to do too, concerning my ms. > So thank you very much for this reminder. > > love > Yiara > > --- BruceO <bruce_oom schrieb am Mo, 8.3.2010: > > > Von: BruceO <bruce_oom > > Betreff: Re: - Shrikant > > An: > > Datum: Montag, 8. März, 2010 20:24 Uhr > > Dear Shrikant, > > > > I, like Sparrow, hope I am not encroaching on your > > relationship with regarding this matter. > > > > I smoked for a long time (about 17 years), and put many > > other things in my body too. I never thought of myself as a > > smoker, as I would mainly do it on the weekends when I went > > to parties, yet there were times it would creep into the > > week. > > > > That said, I found it difficult to quit. I enjoyed many > > things about smoking, the ritual, the company, the alcohol, > > yet my body also began to tell me that it was time to let > > go. > > > > I quit not by quitting, but being fully aware. I > > would notice the impulse to smoke arising. I would notice > > the thoughts and feelings. If I lit a cigarette, i would > > notice how I smoked, how the smoke curled, my feelings, and > > any inner jugdment. I just kept on paying as much attention > > as I could. What I found was that a lot of my smoking was a > > dissipation of shadow energy, and by being present, I could > > explore that. > > > > Some smoking phases were longer than others. When I was > > smoking more, i knew that i would try and stop when the > > right moment came, and I would try, and then start > > again 2, 3 or 4 weeks later. Sometimes 2 months later. > > > > Its been about 7 months now since my last cigarette, and in > > the preceding year, I maybe smoked 3 or 4 times. Yet, by > > paying awareness, I felt I mastered cigarettes, and if I > > wanted to have one now, I would have no problem having one > > and quitting. I have no desire for cigarretes, yet if I > > really wanted to, then no problem. > > > > Quitting for me was a form of tantra; through paying > > awareness to the experience as it arose and bring full > > attention, the experience itself became a vehicle of > > transformation. The same with other experiences - sex, > > travelling, living abroad, etc etc... From one perspective, > > the more you experience, the less there is to hold onto.. > > lol.. > > > > love > > Bruce > > > > > > > > > > Sie sind Spam leid? Mail verfügt über einen herausragenden Schutz gegen Massenmails. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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