Bilateral Music Stimulation – A Thousand Years
How do you deal with stress? What stresses you out? Do cognitive memories get in the way of you finding that calm place in life? Ever heard of Bilateral music stimulation? I have been wanting to do a little experimental discovery with Bilateral Music Stimulation. Since I have a number of friends & associations who currently suffer from a form of either ADHD, PTSD, depression, vertigo, and/or similar cognitive traits – it was time. Most have often noted that certain types of music or instrumental sounds helped them to relax. I’m no therapist, but I have an equal stake in learning what they were using as a calming method. My…
Winds of Change
Winds of Change Time changes everything, and we need to be able to re-evaluate our own lives and the direction we are headed in. It doesn’t matter if the direction is one we have selected for ourselves, or one where life itself has lead us there unaware. Sometimes those things that we thought mattered most, are not important any longer. Rather, things that we overlooked or have forgotten from the past come closer to our new reality. Change is an emotional experience that reminds us that nothing is permanent. It teaches us to prioritize those things that are really important. Change can mean loss, but it can also mean gaining…
Business walk on the Rocks
Mother in Laws " The Out Laws"
Public Health Eating Disaster
Are You A Public Health Eating Disaster Just how far have our appetites taken us, and what happens in the event of an unforeseen major disaster? Is sugar in the details? Are “we” the disaster? Are we caught up in a Public Health Eating Disaster? How do we incorporate eating sugar in moderation? Sugar, we are told it can be “good for the soul” by all the ads and marketing jiggles being filtered into our daily lives. Moderation is the key, but what if you are an eating disaster? Some days I’m an eating disaster! I have really good days; heck, I even have really good weeks. But then there…
Emotional and financial health. Letting go of stress.
Your financial health is often linked closely to your sense of self-worth and social positioning. Social economics and how one perceives their status in society is often an underlying emotional trigger waiting to go off. Maybe you have lost a job, a loved one, social connections, or just can’t find your mojo. When things get out of control, physical systems of the body tell us we need to take life a little easier. We need to relax, let the tension go out of our shoulders, and lose the worry wrinkles in our foreheads. Just breathe. Stress can take a toll quickly. Stress can take a toll quickly The thought of…
