Posts Tagged ‘Letting go’

Letting Go:..Thoughts, trauma, fear, anger, resentment and pain!!!!!!

Mindfulness is the practice of focusing on the breath, so we can let go.
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letting go of expectation, desire, or entitlement takes practice to loosen its firm grasp.
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Letting go of resistance frees the soul to soar.
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letting go of fear allows us to perform our actions and live fully.
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Letting go of judgment, opens up opportunity and expansion.
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letting go of the need for approval, frees the self to just be present.
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Letting go of knowing why, allows us to be here also.
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letting go of needing to accomplish something, opens this current space for total awareness, observation or participation.
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It is simple to take a couple breaths and let go of that emotional thought. Practice and letting go becomes habit.
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Using Props to go beyond thought, Applying Mindfulness, Creatively!!!!!

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satoshi-sakamoto

While practicing mindfulness (Breathing Track) imagine trauma thoughts and emotions are inside a pillow on your lap. The scary, anxiety riddled, emotional thoughts are captured in the feathers.
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notice these thoughts and emotions are outside our true self, not in the seat of power for our organism, the mind. It is easier to observe them from this distance.
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Thoughts are not even appendages, just air without action. Creations of our self-made egos. My thoughts fade quickly without attention.
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When thoughts fade quickly, little impact stays with us. Each release frees us from the cognitive anchor, each time we LET GO!!!!!!!!!!!
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Simple, quick and precise action collapses PTSD from its core. Do the daily work and heal!!!!!
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LET GO!!!!
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Be Ok with yourself for today, only!.. An Experiment!!

Olga Boznanska

What would happen if we refused to doubt ourself today?  Could a person who experienced severe childhood trauma live through this?  Sorry, some sarcasm injected here.

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What is the risk involved with letting go?  I know that we die the same day whether we try to control or let go.
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Letting go started with little things for me.  Food was easy to not judge.  My ego (cognitive) wanted to compare everything I ate.  Aroma, ambiance, flavor, service etc. etc.  Letting go freed me to savor the food and the moment.
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Healing starts with these small actions and continues to build.  Our daily practice brings an accumulative pressure on trauma.  Trauma can not play defense, so we apply pressure.
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C-PTSD:.. How to use our Mind to Heal Trauma!!!!!!!

Carl Larssen

We strive to consciously direct our mind to engage in thought.  Wandering or ruminating fuels trauma and increases symptoms.  Mindfulness (Breathing Track) is the training of the mind to stay present, absent of thought (ego).
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This appears simple, straight forward with clearly defined goals.  However, it is challenging, scary and intimidating to surrender to our thoughts.  We have exerted so much delusional control for years to just let go now.

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It may feel like loss to abandon so much work but it is a huge gain towards healing.  Letting go stops PTSD from fueling and dumping cortisol.  Letting go is the quickest way to stabilize our nervous system, also.
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My healing was completed when I surrendered to my fearful thoughts, staying present to observe without engaging.
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Trauma fear is not real, it is delusional.  Nothing but my own body mechanisms  existed behind all that terror from childhood.  I was afraid of my own body functions, a little disordered, not broken.
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C-PTSD:..The Mind;……Friend or Foe??

andrea-trenbeath

 The mind can be our friend and biggest cheerleader with short daily practice sessions.   Small practice skills can change your brain/mind drastically!!!

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How can I give more power to the importance of the concept of  daily mental practice for healing.

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Simplify your healing for a week and give this a test run.  Practice following the breath on the breathing track like your life depends on it.  Your mental well-being balances on this decision.

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Give up thought for only a week, let go for a minute.  Try something different, entirely different, accept life as it is!

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Simple, no judgment, just living like this breath may be dwindling and never repeated again.  Time spent thinking for us spells suffering.

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It is so simple but needs the ultimate dedication and effort.  healing childhood trauma does not happen easily or  in time.  Hard work and persistence to “Letting Go” heals.  Simple!

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