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Jul8
Consciousness in the Healing Process
Filed under: Ayurveda, Balance, Inspiration, Natural Health, Spiritual; Tagged as: Add new tag, Ayurveda, deep healing, divine wisdom, essential oils, holistic approach to healing, Natural Health, removing toxins, skin disorderNo CommentsIt is important to recognize that we are
always in the midst of a transition.Often when we examine our health it’s easy to focus on what’s wrong at that moment….instead of how we’d like it to be. Sometimes, if you’re living with symptoms of pain or illness, it’s so
easy to become focused on uncomfortable symptoms and you may miss small signs that healing is taking place.Sometimes the most challenging part of healing is shifting your perceptions and beliefs.
For example, I noticed this when I was challenged by a skin disorder. Instead of blessing my body for doing it’s job,(removing toxins through my body’s largest organ), I focused on the fact that my body looked,”ugly” with breakouts on my face and back.
Yet, I had been “asking” for a deep healing….a healing from the inside out. As you become aware and more conscious of the wisdom of your body’s natural healing mechanisms and apply them in the context holistic modalities, you will be less likely to feel that you need to cover up or annihilate a symptom.
Instead, you can be grateful for the divine wisdom and healing, releasing judgement as to we how you think it should “look”.
At the time, I was drinking a shot of wheat grass almost every day….and the chlorophyll was purifying and detoxifying my blood, sending toxins to the surface of my skin to be removed.
At this point it was beneficial to reassess my healing plan to determine what the next step should be. That is the beauty of a holistic approach to healing….it is fluid and flexible….not the “one size fits all” approach that many doctors use.
What were those skin breakouts trying to communicate? In a holistic model it is less likely that I needed a trip to a dermatologist for an acne or cortisone cream.
It is more likely I could benefit from the added boost of dry brushing, or taking a bath with dosha appropriate essential oils….opening up pores and penetrating deep into the tissues, to assist with further removal of the toxins.
Or, maybe I needed to drink more water.
The point here is this……no matter where you are starting from, you must look for the good….you must shift your perception and awareness.
Divine healing, often the “miracle”, spontaneous healings that we hear about…….I believe happen THROUGH you, not to you. They can only happen when you are willing to choose it…..willing to acknowledge the good, the divine innate wisdom of your body, and give thanks with gratitude for the healing that occurs even when it’s is not as you imagine it.
Sometimes you can miss the healing if you’re focused with your mind as to how you “think” it should be. Focus on the end result, not the how.
Become a channel for healing. Take the steps you need to take, move towards postivie actions each day……see and feel the end result you desire. As one of my early spiritual mentors Robert Schuller used to say…….Count your “haves” not your “have nots”. I am grateful for those little break outs, they let me know what my next steps should be.
Signs and symptoms in your body can be a blessing that provide information about your imbalances, they are valuable to a holistic practitioner in creating a treatment plan specific for your needs.




