Your Body is Responding to Your Perception of Yourself
Sonia Barrett – Self-value and self-perception is often not at the forefront of our awareness, yet they shape every aspect of our internal and external experiences. What we believe about ourselves—consciously or subconsciously—become the silent architect of how our body operates. Our physiology is constantly responding to these internal interpretations, even when we’re not fully aware of them.
Most of these responses are so familiar that we normalize them. We don’t always connect the dots between how we feel about ourselves and what’s happening in our body. But there’s something much bigger going on. Continue reading
Paul Rosenberg – I don’t recommend watching television, but I fell into one useful experience while watching it, some years ago:
Michael Eisen – We need to make self-love a lifestyle, not just a practice! I truly believe that the root cause of the majority of the challenges and problems that we as humans face is a lack of self-love, self-worth and self-respect. This is the true epidemic that we face at this time in our evolution.
David R. Hamilton PhD. – We all wear our emotions on our body.
Jennifer Hoffman – Why is it that no matter how much we may want or need to change something stops us in our tracks when we get to a certain point? In spite of every promise we make to ourselves this time we’ll cross the finish line, we get stopped before we do. Our desire for energy expansion gets stopped by the limitations we have to protect us from expanding our energy into unknown potentials and it’s about our fear of change and our desire to avoid painful consequences.