Newsletter: How to Heal Painful Memories
July 27th, 2010
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How to Heal Painful Memories  If you were to ask someone what their best and worst memories are/were, most people could probably tell you, and in detail.Although we like to focus on the ones that are happy, fun, exciting, and loving, there may be others that we would like to forget, yet somehow can’t.
Maybe it’s the loss of a loved one, or being treated poorly by someone, or being abused physically or emotionally, being in an accident, seeing something that was disturbing, losing a job, etc.
For some individuals, these traumatic experiences replay in their minds like they were yesterday, and for others, they become triggered by day to day experiences.
If you feel yourself becoming stressed, anxious, unsettled, and sad, you can bet that somewhere within you is a memory that is being set off, even if you aren’t sure what the initial memory was.
We create memories upon memories every day whether we are aware of it or not. We are adding to our memory banks and we are the keepers.
When we are joyful we are recalling from our joy banks so to speak, adding to our happy experiences. The same holds true for the unpleasant ones, we are remembering things from our sorrow or pain banks.
While we want to experience and remember only the fond memories, we must also learn to heal the painful ones as they will continue to play out in our lives in various ways.
How do you begin to transform painful memories?
Don’t worry, be happy. You don’t have to go back and relive them to move forward. You can learn and grow from them whenever they appear, and in whatever form they present themselves.
Whenever you experience judgment, pain, sorrow, injustice, suffering, anger, etc., you are tapping into a memory, whether it’s individual or collective. This is an opportunity for you to apply healing.
Each person may experience these differently and at varying degrees due to the memories they are tapping into, but because we are all united in this clearing and healing, it begins with you.
When you clear, heal, clean or polish, these unpleasant feelings, memories, programs, thoughts or perceptions, rest assure you are opening the vault of inspiration and insights that literally can change your outcomes and the world as you know and see it now.
I don’t know about you, but I look forward to continuing to polish these known and unknown memories each and every time they arise.
We are all connected to the greatest source of brilliance and we become more radiant through each and every clearing, and our lights shine brighter every time we do.
Try not to label memories or emotions as being bad; instead, see them as opportunities for healing and growth.
How do you heal painful memories or triggers?
Healing these unpleasant feelings isn’t about expectations of how things should have been or should be, but rather an internal and external continuation of polishing so the brilliance in you can shine through brighter and brighter. How can this not impact those around you in a better way.
How long will healing of memories take?
As long as it does. Not the answer you want to hear, I’m sure.
It’s not a "bad" thing, it’s wonderful. You are continually healing the world through you and experiencing more happiness and peace as you do; how can that not be "good"?
Don’t worry, you will be reaping the ongoing benefits by living more from your joy bank and adding to it as it cascades over your days for your lifetime.
The Insight Technique™ assists you in gaining insights to healing your pain bank and filling your joy bank.
© 2010 Kimberley Cohen WANT TO USE THIS ARTICLE IN YOUR E-ZINE OR WEB SITE?
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You can spend your life being a victim to people and circumstances, or a victor over them, but isn’t it wonderful that you have a choice of being victorious within them.
Life has this miraculous way of waking us up to the three positions we can take in any given moment. Remember, being the victim, the victor, or the victorious is not who you are but rather the positions you choose to take in your thoughts and life.
When you are in victim thinking you often are living primarily from you pain bank and adding to it.
When you are in victor thinking you may be filling your joy bank but overlooking or avoiding your pain bank.
When you are in victorious thinking you understand the ebb and flow of the pain and joy bank and open for healing that which continues to arise on your journey.
Your Insight Assignment:
This week really listen to your thoughts, judgments, and feelings.
Whenever an unpleasant feeling, judgment, or negative thought arises, practice the six steps from today’s article.
Remember, drop the expectations of how things ’should be", or what "should happen", and allow healing and inspiration to continue to unfold in your life, and see how your joy bank increases in ways you never imagined.
Learn how The Insight Technique can help you transform the old mindsets and beliefs that are holding you back from living the life you desire and deserve. |
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