Resonant Attention
How to achieve extraordinary healing through the power of Resonant Attention.
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Writing for Wellness (opens the original)
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Healing our physical body is a matter of finding and applying resonant attention to the patterns stored within our subconscious. Once we rediscover what had originally injured us and was too overwhelming to metabolize in the moment, then we can apply a resource of presence/allowance/loving attention, and the body can perceptibly shift. In this way, little by little, we can reclaim our full, vibrant embodiment.But it can be hard to figure out what’s hidden in our subconscious. Like shadows automa
Miracles ‘R Us (opens the original)
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My first encounter with what I could then think of only as a healing miracle occurred in Santa Fe, NM. A woman demonstrating a modality called Ortho-Bionomy waved her arms in the air around me as I lay on a massage table and removed the pain from a slipped disc that I’d been crying myself to sleep with for years. As the knot dissipated, my hips rotated of their own accord, moving as I watched in confusion and even a twinge of horror.Humans seem hardwired to distrust and dismiss what they don’t u
Chronic Disease Kids (opens the original)
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My generation was probably the last born without a heavy burden of chronic disease. None of my classmates had tics. Only a couple were obese. Allergies were relatively mild and, almost as a rule, limited to extra-human elements like cats and ragweed, not common foods. I’m Gen X and we were also famously self-reliant and adaptable. We started driving at fifteen and a half, were mortified when our parents dropped us off at college, and didn’t need anybody to open a bank account for us (as if). We
Two Dog Teachers (opens the original)
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When Cary was seven months in utero, my faithful dog, Luna, died. She had fallen down the steps and apparently landed on her head because a huge hematoma was pushing out her eye. Because I had promised her seventeen years earlier when she was a puppy that I would be holding her in my arms when she died, I held her against my huge belly as she passed and tried not to worry about the impact that might have on the baby gestating inside.When Cary was born a month later at home, he scored a 10 on the
Tai Ji Motility (opens the original)
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Sometimes motilities come through during my individual sessions. Remember that a motility is a symbol encoded with information which you can bring into your field while you’re ‘sitting behind yourself,’ which allows your body to process that information if it sees fit. It’s very similar to what happens when we attend + allow with the present moment, except we’re using a symbol instead of a mirror. Recently, I worked with a woman who had experienced some trauma around birth. I figured this out af
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