Do you know any “healing hoppers”?

Do you know any “healing hoppers”?

I didn’t ask if you ARE one 😉

Great day to you, New Day lovelies!

Did you know that you have the ability to heal yourself– in just minutes?

But it does, of course, take practice.

If you’re anything like me, you probably read that last part and thought “UGH! Of course there’s a catch!”

Maybe this has always been the case for humans, or maybe it’s just more the case now in our zero-attention span society, but I notice a tendency within us to think that for something to “work” it should “work” IMMEDIATELY.  If not, we’ve already lost interest and moved on to our next thing.

We become, as I call them, “healing hoppers.”

The moment we aren’t having a completely effortless experience that meets our need for certainty, we suddenly decide we must need some new treatment, approach, or practitioner.

What’s missing in all of this is self awareness.  Otherwise we will be stuck in an endless cycle of seeking out more and more new modalities and techniques, without any real experience of healing. Having self awareness takes dedicated practice.

But the good news is– you are ALREADY in a dedicated practice!

If you were already learning Spanish, and had a goal of mastering a foreign language, would you then stop and start learning Greek instead?  No!  You would hopefully keep learning and building on what you’d already learned.

You have already dedicated time and energy to your care at New Day.  And you’ve made such a great investment!  Getting more and better results for where you are in your health and your life right now may require putting in a little focused effort at times, so that you can build on the work you’ve already done.

This is a lot less effort, much more effective, and probably costs less money than healing hopping. 

Even if you’ve been out of the practice, out of care, or haven’t been to an evening workshop or an SRI/Focused Breath workshop since you were new in care, you are in a perfect position to benefit from this amazing work.