• The Aspects of You: Transforming Beliefs

  • Nov 28 2024
  • Durée: 42 min
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The Aspects of You: Transforming Beliefs

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    Unlock the secrets of your own being as we explore the fascinating interplay between your physical, mental, and energetic selves. Why do some beliefs grip us so tightly, influencing our actions and perceptions? Discover through a humorous tale of an employee whose father's words echo through his life, demonstrating how our mental scripts shape our reality. This episode sheds light on how those outdated beliefs can be more powerful than you might think, impacting your daily life through the mind's neural pathways and the chemicals they release.

    Ever wonder why stress can feel so overwhelming? We take a closer look at the ancient fight or flight response, unveiling its modern implications on our health. Learn how the body's stress signals, once meant to protect us, can lead to unexpected health challenges like weight gain and hormonal imbalances. Our conversation highlights the unique stressors faced by the elderly, showing the cyclical impact of stress and how small, deliberate changes in habits can lead to significant improvements in well-being.

    Embark on an exploration of the energy body, where chakras and meridians hold the keys to your health. With a sprinkle of humor, we navigate the complex world of energy flow, from the seven primary chakras to the intriguing notion of an eighth, angelic chakra. Get insights into how energy blockages can disrupt the lymphatic system, and hear our whimsical take on "energy bugs" and how they might just be the cooties of the energetic realm. As we wrap up, we express our gratitude for your support and share our excitement for the enlightening episodes to come.

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