January Update
PART ONE
I have a huge difficulty explaining the difference I can help make in people's lives. It's probably best if I explain from a clients point of view and I have reviews to support this.
Clients report feeling lighter, more energised.
Some feel like they have had burdens removed.
Others that their blockages and limitations are no longer preventing them moving forward.
That their anger has been dispelled. Pain removed etc. Some have even told me that it has been life changing for them because the session has helped them change their thinking attracting more positive things into their lives.
Some have been able to reconcile relationships with family. Others have released deep trauma allowing themselves to be taken out of adrenaline dominance restoring their health and balance.
What would it take for you to maybe experience the same?
PART TWO
Previously I did a post (above) about how I found it hard to tell people what it is that I do. So I think I'm about to answer my own question.
As most of you know I'm currently in hospital enduring some lung issues. I'm not just sitting here pontificating on my posterior I have been analysing why I have created my condition and the reasons behind it,so let's have a look shall we?
Firstly some background information. I'm an Aquarian and deeply empathic. People believe that I'm an extrovert but despite outward appearances I can be introverted in that I don't like to ask for help and I prefer to deal with my own issues therefore retaining the traumas of my life, burying it when it's too painful to realise and release.
I have been through my fair share of trauma as have most being bullied at schools during my younger years as well as on my estate by older lads. When I returned from South Africa my father enrolled me in an all boys school, determined to avoid bullying here, my persona changed negatively. I created a persona of being a nutter as protection mechanism. I wasn't fighting but got into all sorts of mad stuff, others may have felt that I was mentally deranged but it was all a front, don't mess with me.
These escapades led me to clash with authority including my father who was an ex military policeman, the punishment for these miscreants were then forever getting worse. I experienced the cane, belt etc until one day when I was around 16 we came to blows and I left home and eventually joined the Army at 17 1/2 years old. I spent 12 years in the forces more trauma good or bad.
Eventually not long after repairing my relationship with my Dad, he died ( more trauma), I also lost the pub that I'd bought around this time with more stress added alongside the deterioration of my marriage and consequent divorce.
So let's cut to the chase. The reason I'm in hospital are lung issues that I've picked up over the last few years, I'm getting over pneumonia and pleurisy. Lungs are all about not wanting to release the trauma, therefore taking it in holding on to it. It's why people have anxiety and panic attacks believing that if they let the emotions go they will tip them over the edge.
Heart issues, two years ago I had a double bypass because a) I was heart broken b) I'd blocked my life flow, blood.
Added to this an observant doctor has spotted that I have fatty liver disease. Liver is where we store our anger and although I'm not really an angry person at the time of the traumas I was.
So to sum up, it's important to go and face your past trauma, feel the pain and emotions all over again and let them go. Put your baggage on the platform and board the train to your new destination. Forgive both yourself and your perpetrators and steam away to your new future.
I will be back in the saddle shortly if you would like any help with this using my toolkit of skills.
For more information please feel free to look at the website www.theuncommonheartfelttouch.com or call me on 07714887462 but please give me a couple of weeks to recover.
Kev Bailey
The book by Louise L. Hay: Heal Your Body, states the following emotions are behind pneumonia:
Desperate.
Tired of life.
Emotional wounds which are not allowed to heal.
Here are some suggested positive affirmations by Louise L. Hay:
I freely take in the Divine ideas that are filled with the breath and intelligence of life.
There is a new moment.
We can go deeper with those emotions and the spiritual cause of pneumonia and lung problems:
A lack of inspiration. Keeping out anything that is new.
An inability to let go (exhalation).
A fear of letting something die away.
Pneumonia can relate to a fear of death or seeing someone else suffer or die.
An extreme fear of change.
A program that also lies in liver problems is an underlying desire in not wanting to live, which can also be reflected in depression.
Someone or something is taking your life-force away, resulting in the feeling of suffocation.
