MY EXPERIENCES OF HAPPINESS WHICH WE SHARED WITH EACH OTHERS AT MITTA DAY...AT VIPASSANA CENTER AT DHARAMKOT IN HIMACHAL PRADESH, INDIA......dr.vandana singh raghuvanshi, Chandigarh, India
Friday, 24 November 2017
The Psychosomatic Effects (Effects On The Body) Of Fear The human being is psychosomatic by nature – what that means is that our health is deeply influenced by our behavior, thoughts, emotions & social relationships. Therefore, in order to experience good health, we should care for our life style, our mental, sentimental, emotional & relational world, as well as our communication. Fear is bad for our health. It manifests itself in the form of anger & promotes coronary diseases. Fear suppressed for a long time ends up producing diseases such as cancer. Apart from cancer & heart attacks, there are other illnesses brought on by fear: addictions, anxiety, arthritis, asthma, irritability, nervous breakdowns, memory loss, gastritis, back pains, baldness, diarrhea, sciatica, crying attacks, alcoholism, constipation, hypertension, cystitis (bladder inflammation), vomiting, palpitations, digestive disorders, ulcers and migraines.
Friday, 17 November 2017
Friday, 10 November 2017
Sunday, 29 October 2017
Develop awareness & then let go of past negativity”.
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Saturday, 28 October 2017
The emotional trigger that begins an argument may have little to do with your present situation, but has dug up a wound. When we find ourselves in an argument, we may feel like we are losing control of emotions that have taken on lives of their own. When we can become aware that this is happening, taking a deep breath can help us step back from the situation. Once we can separate ourselves from the heat of the moment, we may find that the emotional trigger that began the argument has little to do with the present situation, but may have brought up feelings related to something else entirely. Looking honestly at what caused our reaction allows us to consciously respond more appropriately to the situation and make the best choices.
Saturday, 14 October 2017
Sunday, 10 September 2017
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