Heal Your Body: The Mental Causes for Physical Illness and the Metaphysical Way to Overcome Them

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Part of the progression of class work is to eventually develop the consciousness to not only make positive changes in your own life, but to help others as well. I was first introduced to Louise Hay in the 70’s in New York City when my sister, a singer, was given a copy of a little pamphlet by her voice coach.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. While certainly once a person becomes cognizant of their emotions and surroundings, it makes sense to connect physical health with emotions. UNLESS both men’s thought processes really were self-fulfilling prophecies, that positivity begets positivity and vice versa. If you do decide to venture into this book, do so with critical thinking skills and remember that this author will take on no responsibility for your success or failings in these teachings. argues, we are psychosomatic beings and illness could certainly better be treated in a more holistic manner.I remember then that there was some interesting information in the book, but there were things that just didn't make sense to me then and now, looking at it again 20 years later, it still doesn't.

The space that the letting go created becomes an irresistible honey pot that attracts something beautiful to drop in. You Can Heal Your Life” is a worn out, much reference book in my library, and it will always be one of the very first books that set me on the path to self discovery. It consists entirely of unsupported conjecture, anti-scientific psychobabble and actively harmful implications that people who are not able bodied are in some way responsible for their conditions. By 1988, the group had grown to a weekly gathering of 800 people and had moved to an auditorium in West Hollywood.I read her groundbreaking book, “You Can Heal Your Life” during the 1980’s, and practiced many of her ideas. Louise Hay had a great deal of experience and firsthand information to share about healing―including how she cured herself after having been diagnosed with cancer. Imagine I was claustrophobic and I said to myself, ‘I never need to get worried about being trapped in a confined space because if that happens I’ll just walk free.

A few years before she passed away, she went to see a doctor because she “suspected” she might be anaemic. I felt (as a reader, and as a student) that she honored the places I have been, and she invited me to seek new places to go. We all implicitly do this when reading, but I found this rule of particular importance while reading this book. And while I never expect my readers to blindly agree with everything I say here, I do enjoy provoking conversation and ideas 🙂 That’s just SMART in IMO. It’s summertime, that supposedly easy-living season when you might be able to slow down a little, maybe take a holiday, and possibly even read an actual book.I have kept this book with me for over 20 years (and several moves) and I finally pulled it from the shelf, opened its pages and it was like I could feel the energy of my old self: diligently highlighting with yellow marker and I even wrote inside the front cover, You are to love one another.

She states several times that if you get upset with her statements or disagree with her it's not because you're right or she's wrong or because there's room for disagreement but simply that it means that you need to change and that she's hit upon that fact. As Hay House grew, it became an incorporated company in 1987 and began publishing CDs, DVDs, card decks and other items, as well as books.THIS CLASSIC SELF-HEALING BOOK WAS EXPANDED INTO THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER YOU CAN HEAL YOUR LIFE THAT HAS SOLD OVER 50 MILLION COPIES. One of these comedians they have now, have you seen them, these comedians they have now— either Nick DiPaolo or Doug Stanhope— cited some study in which optimistic and pessimistic cancer patients demonstrated the same mortality rates. It is a shame to say that this modern Mary Baker Eddy, known as the affirmations guru, is nothing more than a charismatic charlatan. When you can come from a space of totally loving yourself, then everything in your life must flow with ease, harmony, health, prosperity, and joy. But I also believe, rightly or wrongly, that even with the heart and spirit in the right place, even with accepting and loving oneself as much as humanly possible, that even with the perfect balance of diet and exercise and supportive family and friends and energies, some people will still die of illnesses and diseases, as well as accidents.