Gratitude practices for wellness and well-being benefit the integration and embodiment of the effects of positive emotions. Research has shown that when you express or receive gratitude your body-mind system functions better. This happens by moving out of the Fight-Flight or Freeze modes into the Parasympathetic Nervous System. When your body relaxes and moves into safety your cortisol levels decrease, your ability to digest improves, your heartbeat stabilizes, circulation improves, bile is released, and your digestion, inflammatory and excretion functions stabilize. This article will give you gratitude practices for new possibilities in your body and mind.
Healing Your Body-Mind Connection with Gratitude Practices
The Gut-Brain Connection impacts your hormones, neuro-transmtters, and body signals. This connection responds to shifts from anxiety, worry, grief or inability to let go of something, anger or frustration, and/or hate. New messages, memories or life-enhancing thoughts create greater calm and focus which in turn changes your mood and communication between the systems of your body. Over time a focus on gratitude has a positive impact on your physical and mental health through creating greater happiness and longevity.
Gratitude practices have a powerful role in disengaging stress response in your body through the Vagus Nerve. This means that the major organs of your body receive benefit though moving into greater calm and feeling of safety. In Chinese Medicine, each organ has the capacity to nourish or limit energy processes. When the Vagus Nerve is activated, your organs respond in more optimal ways to nourish the specific organs and the overall function of the entire system.
Gratitude Practices with the Chinese Five Elements
Anxiety: In Chinese Medicine your heart is the home of love, joy and connection. When you feel disconnected from others through intolerance or hate or lack of discernment, this impacts your heart. When you feel anxious your heart beats faster. The impact of gratitude on your heart can lower anxiety, and regulate your heart rate, blood pressure and circulation. Gratitude can also improve the quality of your sleep. A Gratitude Practice before going to bed can allow your body-mind system to relax more deeply so your system can cleanse during the night contributing to greater longevity. You can make it a practice to verbalize or write down your gratitude in 3 Directions including toward nature and life, toward others, and toward yourself. Be specific with reasons you feel and experience gratitude for each direction. Example: I feel gratitude toward my partner for cooking dinner tonight because I was tired after a long day at work. Notice how this makes you feel. Stay with the feeling.
Finding gratitude and appreciation in your life builds connection that benefits your wellness and well-being. Whether it be your family or work environment, expressing gratitude creates a greater sense of safety, trust, and warmth between you. A Gratitude Practice with children where the parent tells the child 3 things before going to sleep that they saw, heard, or noticed during the day also creates greater connection, self-esteem and calm which contributes to self regulation and sleep habits.
Worry: In Chinese Medicine, Earth Element is related to Stomach and Spleen with the energy of nurture and support. The primary purpose of Stomach is digestion. Your pancreas is also involved with digestion and chronic stress plays a role in blood sugar regulation. The non-coherent emotion related to this element is worry, This is where a gratitudepractice before a meal and mindful eating can be a way to move out of worry and stress to better be able to digest and integrate optimal energy while letting go of what needs to be excreted to support your body-mind system.
Grief: The Metal Element in Chinese Medicine is the home of the Lungs and Large Intestines. The primary energies of these organs allow you to breathe and take in inspiration. The non-coherent emotion of this element is grief.This happens through partnership with the Large Intestines related to the ability to let go. Expanding your lungs and exhaling fully improves your breathing capacity when you are able to think of something that brings you a sense of gratitude no matter how small. Your inhale can become a a gratitude practice of naming what nourishes your life. Your exhale can release grief, stress or resistance to the letting go process that exists in your life. By doing so, you can let go of critical thoughts, your frustrations, and regrets, and instead become grateful for positive qualities about yourself, others, nature, and what you value about each by connecting to love and life itself. This allows you to Stay Calm and Carry On.
Fear: Water Element in Chinese Medicine refers to your Kidneys and Bladder. Your Adrenal Glands sit on top of the Kidneys so it is important to create calm to affect the body-mind connection through the HPA Axis. When you move into a greater sense of appreciation, you give your kidneys the opportunity to drop resentment and fear. This can bring you back into the flow of life while connecting more fully to your vital energy to support your ability to persevere so you can pace yourself while setting healthy boundaries. This allows you to move forward with a greater capacity to face life with self-care. Practicing Mindfulness through your 5 Senses can calm, ground, and create appreciation for your body-mind system.
Anger: Liver and Gall Bladder are the organs related to the Wood Element. These organs allow your body-mind system to filter and let go of toxins. On the mental level, this has to do with unfinished business. When you feel frustrated or angry, this impacts your ability to see the big picture with a broader perspective. This element allows you to make wise judgments, plan, delegate and create strategies. A Gratitude Practice for this element could be related to work with your breath inhaling unconditional love on the inhale, and on the exhale, release anger and frustration related to a current situation that is causing chronic stress.
“Cultivate the habit of being grateful for every good thing that comes to you, and to give thanks continuously. And because all things have contributed to your advancement, you should include all things in your gratitude.”~Ralph Waldo Emerson
Because Wood Element is related to vision,journaling for your mental health can become a great way to organize your thoughts, take a closer look at what is frustrating you in your life, and to get in touch with gratitude as to what resources you already have or might tap into to create positive change. Remember to stay with the feeling when you identify gratitude, and name how this supports your life.
Gratitude practices do not need to be formal. You simply stop, reflect on how you are feeling, and activate a gratitude practice in real time anyplace in your life. Your body and mind will appreciate it!
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In times of significant change in season, life and world events, this is an invitation to practice self-care while moving though all of these transitions. This article will give you examples of how your body and mind work together, and how this relationship can give you information to create significant change in your resilience through awareness, response and nurture.
Your body-mind-spirit system gives you feedback through your body sensations, mood, and outlook on life. In Resonance Repatterning®works with many holistic disciplines. One of these disciplines is Chinese Medicine. This system honors the body-mind-spirit system for the energetic communication and connection. An acupressure point, meridian or element speaks to the wisdom this relationship gives the whole system. A session can identify where energy is blocked in your system, and how this interruption of energy impacts your wellness and well-being in all aspects of your life
The Need for Support and Nurture in Significant Change
As an example, working with Spleen Meridian is often considered for support and nurture in working with shifts in situations and energy that you experience in your life. At the same time, You might be starting a new project, making a move, entering or completing a phase in your life, having surgery or recovering from illness, experiencing a change in family or relationship dynamics, retiring, or suddenly finding yourself emotionally confused, worried, or distraught about what is happening in the world around you.
“The challenge of recovery is to reestablish ownership of your body and your mind—of your self.” – Bessel van der Kolk
The somatic response to current stress and triggers from past traumas might be represented in your body in some of the following ways:
Trauma Reflex Response where your body continues to carry a pain response that creates asymmetry in how you hold your body. It reflects the remnants of how your body and mind have not released the mobilized energy of a traumatic experience.
The Protective-Startle Response where your body and mind resonate with worry or fear of threat in a way that reflects a protective posture both physically and emotionally toward life.
The Landau Response reflects a body posture of being prepared for action even when no action is needed. Your beliefs, thoughts and attitude reinforce the need for hypervigilance.
The question that Spleen Meridian asks is “Where in your life do you feel like you might collapse or have difficulty getting the support and nurture you need to get you through the changes that are showing up in your life?
You might be experiencing issues that crop up unexpectedly like a project that takes focused attention to complete, a move, job loss or change, financial depletion, a health issue, or family issue that needs support and nurture. This need for nurture and support can show up on a regular basis like taxes, mortgage payments, rent, or business deadlines. In every case, there is a need to experience support on the physical level to have the energy to take next steps, emotional level to give you the information or social support you need to experience safety and security.
Creating Awareness of Your Needs in Significant Change
Basic needs are essential to be able to take next steps. When you feel shut down, unable to make a decision or consider next steps, this is precisely the time to consider taking time to ask yourself the question: “What would make this situation better?” “What would allow me to feel better?”
The moral of the story is that the quality of support and nurture you give yourself and the permission to connect to resources in any challenging situation to navigate change to create positive change throughself-actualization.
This is a good time to journal, rest, meditate, or take a walk in nature. Use your5 senses to you take time to nurture yourself. Notice what your body is telling you. Tune into what new awareness is coming up. Be sure to write it down. It’s okay to brainstorm, draw pictures, write single or groups of words, or let what you feel or write down marinate. Know that when you give yourself the time and space you can access wisdom and grace more easily because you move into the rest, digest, and heal mode of the Parasympathetic Nervous System.
Meridian Session to Build Resilience in Significant Change
This is your personal invitation to receive the nurture and support that can be experienced with a 30-minute Meridian Resonance Repatterning® session.If you are experiencing challenges in your life, here is an opportunity to work with clearing blockages of energy that interrupt your emotional, mental, physical and spirit level aspects of your life. This will allow you to have greater clarity, support and energy for making positive change.
Kimberly Rex, MS is an Advanced Resonance Repatterning practitioner, Person-Centered Expressive Therapist and Personal Wellness and Well-being Coach. Contact Kimberly with your questions and register for your session to experience greater integrity in you wellness and well-being.
Tapping into your emotional intelligence is a process that benefits your self and social awareness, relationship and personal management. While emotions might be considered as only taking place in your mind, science proves that that emotions have a direct impact on your Nervous System that create specific body responses.. The importance of this connection is often automatic especially in stressful situations. However, when the option of choice is considered, you have the opportunity to experience greater authority over your both your mind and body’s responses. This, in turn, allows you to navigate relationships, work, stress management and your well-being more effectively.
Resonance Repatterning® is a multidisciplinary process that builds coherence within your body-mind system. The communication between your mind and your body are directly linked. This connection allows you to create greater meaning to gather from listening, observing and responding to what your emotions, thoughts, body sensations, and beliefs tell you.
Life is energy in motion. You can use your e-motions to give you energetic feedback on what you are paying attention to and the meaning behind what is orchestrating your thoughts, beliefs that can lead to automatic or chosen responses. This gives you the opportunity to create new possibilities by using what you have direct access to within.
Overthinking or being flooded with emotions can lead to greater overwhelm and shut-down. However paying attention to what your emotions are telling you can open the doorway for a shift in perception. This gives you the opportunity to weigh appropriate emotions for where you are, and what you are going through to consider appropriate and life-enhancing thoughts with best timing.
This happens with emotional intelligence. Recognizing what triggers you, and what moves you away or towards something or someone is important. Moving from being overwhelmed or flooded with emotions, or seeing clearly to notice and accept what is happening without any new awareness or feeling of agency is dis-empowering. Becoming more self-aware, making time and space for greater understanding, allows you to better listen to your body. This creates choices to empower your emotional response and actions you consider.
Emotional Intelligence on the Physical Level
Your body responds to your emotions biochemically through your posture, facial expressions, gestures, breath cycles, tone of voice, Nervous System influence of neurotransmitter and hormone production, heart rate, as well as temperature in stress responses. Your emotions impact your attention, how you think and what happens next.. This happens through unconscious material in both your survival and emotional brain. Accessing emotional intelligence activates your thinking brain so you can consider the meaning of your experience. Taking time to develop emotional intelligence skills. Your mind then has the opportunity to begin to identify habitual and automatic reactions, and with greater self-aware, analyze and choose new possibilities.
Emotional Intelligence and Your Attention
Where you put your attention in any given situation sets up how you will respond. If your mind has not let go of old tapes from the past or worry about the future it is difficult to keep your attention in the present. While your survival and emotional brain want to keep you safe based on past experiences, your attention limits you from getting the most out of life currently. Until limiting patterns from the past are made conscious, it is not possible to take the lessons you need so you can pay attention to what is happening in front of you today, Once you have transformed limiting patterns from your past, you can then apply your new awareness to your current situation. This puts you in the position to choose something new or different.
Emotional Intelligence and Language
Your self-talk affects your ability to listen, see or feel what is showing up in front of you. If you react to life from a dis-empowering belief about yourself or another person or group, your body-mind system will communicate this. Your energy level, stress or calm will have an impact on your ability to be present. In fact, your ability to see, feel, or listen to yourself will equal how much you can see, hear or understand what is happening with another person. When you consciously move through different issues in your life you expand your perception and range of vision, change your thoughts, beliefs and posture towards life.
Emotional Intelligence and Meaning
When you have worked through different issues in your life you expand your perception and range of vision. This allows you to consider other viewpoints if you have first considered yourself with greater self-compassion and empathy. It is through this lens that you can discern what feels empowering or dis empowering for your life. Giving meaning to what you are experiencing allows you to take lessons, choose between options while aligning with your values. With coherent new awareness you are better able to have empathy for others. This allows you to give new meaning to what you are experiencing from a broader and more compassionate perspective.
Emotional Intelligence Applications
When you find yourself feeling stuck, you can choose to tune into your breath and then focus on what emotions you are feeling. Notice how you are holding your body. Get in touch with your thoughts and any beliefs that are running through your mind. Acknowledging this can gives you insight into how you are responding to life in the present. Notice the meaning you give this feedback. Altogether, how does this impact your ability to focus or pay attention, get things done, take action with your goals, or make choices in your life?
Take account of timing in response to what you are feeling. Daily journaling is a powerful way to record what is happening. After you journal, ask yourself the question, Is this the best time to take action? Are my choices empowering or dis empowering? Is there someone or something that this is most related? Is this a good time to take extra steps, or do I need to pay more attention to what is happening right now? Both are equally important.
If you are in traffic or at work, consider options that will allow you to shift your mood to practice self-care in the moment as you catch yourself spiraling down. As you go through the day, this can be as simple as remembering an empowering or joyful moment in your life. Is there an empowering belief or thought to consider when you catch yourself in negative self-talk? Notice how these actions change your breath, your mindset and choices.
Use gratitude and appreciation for others, yourself or parts of your life to lift your mood. Create an inventory of favorite stress reduction activities to change things up. Or, if you need to, take a pause on your current situation and the rumble it is causing you until you can give yourself the time and compassion to work out what is going on within. When you do, the biology of your mind and body will change. Over time, new neural pathways and positive habits will become more automatic and beneficial to your health, wellness and well-being.
Resonance Repatterning sessions give you the opportunity to tap into the unconscious material within your body-mind system. If you experience patterns that limit your life related to your physical responses, your attention, your energy levels or dis-empowering thoughts and beliefs, this process gives you the power to step into new possibilities so you can live life with greater awareness and ease. This allows your body-mind-spirit system to create greater integrity in your wellness and well-being.
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Kimberly Rex, MS is an Advanced Resonance Repatterning® practitioner, Person-Centered Expressive Therapist, and Wellness and Well-being Life Coach. She works with people all over the world online, by phone, and proxy.
Life gives you many doorways or chapters to move through. At times, some doors are more difficult to close due to attachments to outcomes that do not resolve in the way you hope, or open due to fear of moving beyond the familiar patterns that hold your thoughts, beliefs and actions together. The doorways of the tipping point, fork in the road, and turning point are pivotal places in the process of positive change.
When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.” ~Alexandra Graham Bell
The Doorway of the Tipping Point
A tipping point might be something that builds up over time, or finds you suddenly and increasingly upset, needing more time to process what is happening in your life, or taking in information that points to your authentic feelings while questioning the situations and relationships in your life.
“Every day is an opportunity for a new life. Every day you stand in the tipping point of your life. And on any one day you can change the future-through the way that you feel.” ~Rhonda Byrne
The Doorway of the Fork in the Road
A fork in the road is defined as a decision-making process where you choose between two different options or paths. You are faced with a choice about your actions, behaviors and plans for change. This can happen at times in your life where you are beginning or completing a life cycle, relationship or shift in health, finances or relationship. You can be left feeling abandoned or confused. Yet, it is this choice process that creates inner dialogue with how your decision-making process can consider what you have learned from your experiences and apply this to the process of making change while aligning with your inner truth and values.
The Doorway of the Turning Point
The doorway of the turning point is defined as a significant change happening as a result of a decisive moment in your life situation or relationship. It can create challenge or positive outcome. It is the action you take based on the information you have at hand. This is based on your beliefs, thoughts, life experiences, resources and investment in creating purpose in your life. This is where aim can begin to establish your positive intention.
The material in this space between staying in status quo and moving into new possibilities is related to the emotional ties to unfinished business or need for a sense of clarity or justice. Attachment to emotional or mental material can hold you in place. This can keep your from seeing your situtation in a new way.
“For thought is a bird of space, that in a cage of words may indeed unfold its wings but cannot fly.’ ~Kahlil Gibran
Acceptanceis an integral part of making change that gives you the gift of meaning and purpose. It is not so much about looking at the past as it is looking at where you are in present time that allows you to understand that what you do with your future is your choice. This choice is based upon not only what you are letting go of or giving up, but with what the situation or relationship teaches you. Closing a chapter to one part of your life is directly related to how you take the lesson or higher lesson from your experience that can lead to transformation of old patterns into new possibilities in many ways.
I was listening to a recording of Caroline Myss a few days ago about theChakra System. The 7 central channels move from the physical lower chakras through the heart and continue up into the mental and spiritual levels. The Heart Chakra opens the doorway of compassion and forgiveness with the psychological or emotional energy related to how you face life. She spoke of the need to find forgiveness in a way that allows you to unhook from the need for restitution, holding on to an unattainable outcome or vengeance. Forgiveness in this light allows you to move into a space that gives you a new perspective for what you are experiencing. With this lens, it can be perceived as a gift.
Opening the New Doorway
Meaning and purpose give you a WHY for what comes next. Like a jigsaw puzzle each part of your life has brought you to where you are now. The piece that fits next is one that takes the contours of what you have already experienced while at the same time opening you to a larger picture or new chapter. This is done by spending time with your thoughts, beliefs, attitudes about your limitations, boundaries, inner strengths and positive attributes. In this transition, reflection on questions that help you choose and consider next steps is important. Here are some questions to ask yourself when considering a change in your life.
If you resonate with the belief that all and everything has something for you to learn or give you then meaning creates purpose. This opens the door to greater self-love and understanding of others. This then allows you to release the burden of other’s behavior while allowing greater choice in creating what you would like to experience in your life.
In this transition between doorways it is important to create time for stillness. One of the statements related to starting anew from a Chakra Repatterning related to new beginnings: “I allow myself to take the time to be in the stillness and the creative void so I move into empowered new beginnings in alignment with my spiritual purpose.”
Resonance Repatterning® works with the 5 Phases in the Life Cycle of Change from the perspective of the Chakra System. The process works with the relationship between these energy centers in your body-mind-spirit system. Sessions create greater harmony and balance on the physical, emotional, mental and spirit levels related to what chakras are being avoided or pre-maturely activated in your attempt to make positive change in your life. The primary energies of life apply directly to how you experience and move through this process of change.
Are you navigating a Turning Point, Tipping Point or Fork in the Road process in your life? No matter where you are in the process of change, the benefits of a Resonance Repatterning sessions allow you to move with the process with greater ease, peace of mind, energy, balance and harmony as you move through the doorways of life.
Kimberly Rex
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Kimberly Rex, MS is an Advanced Resonance Repatterning® practitioner, Person-Centered Expressive Therapist, and Wellness and Well-being Life Coach. She works with people all over the world online, by phone, and proxy.
Freedom and choice in challenging times can feel more overwhelming when you think the world you knew is no longer reliable or falling apart. This can be related to your experience in sudden shifts, loss, abandonment, grief, insecurity, or safety. These events change and challenge your perception of what you can count on. Blurred by the pain that comes forward in the process it is important to return to who you truly are.
In this territory, you might feel more detached from people and life around you in your attempt to put things back together. When stressed your body creates more cortisol and your thinking becomes blurred. The ability to think or act in the moment is reduced to emotional and survival reactions. Challenging times affect how your body processes new information how you digest your food, and how your immune system functions. However, you do have the freedom and choice through personal agency to let go of what does not support your health and well-being to restore harmony and balance within.
In this article, you will find (4) intentions for new possibilities from the vast work of Resonance Repatterning tailored to this topic. Use these intentions as an invitation to freedom and choice in challenging times.
Remembering who you truly areand what you do comes from moving back into your body for self-care. Your body is a magnificent self-healing and creative entity so it is essential to take care of your life energy with whole foods, sunlight, movement, clean air and water, sleep, and nourishing touch so it can function well.
This also means that you meet life where it is presenting itself to you with the fullness of your being so that you can be proactive in your response to what is showing up. With your inner values for your physical and spiritual needs. you can choose loving and compassionate steps to plan for what is essential for your body, mind, and spirit. If you believe in taking care of the earth and rescuing wildlife and forests, remember who you are, and what you do. Act upon the importance of human rights, and non-violent communication. If you believe in the power of diversity, art, music, gardening, and community action, you have the choice to continue acting upon your inner knowing.
If this means changing how you spend your money or time, how you eat, or where you live, consider these options from the place of prioritizing self-care while reducing potential stress in the future. This includes creating provisions for facing life even in the presence of uncertainty and insecurity. You have the freedom and choice to take care of your body-mind-spirit’s needs,
Affirmation: “I keep moving towards remembering who I truly am and practicing self-care. free of distraction and guided from within to do whatever action I need to do next..“
Freedom to Pursue Your Purpose
The story of Viktor Frankl exemplifies how remembering who you are can align, and act upon your purpose based on what gives meaning to your life, despite what challenges present.
“Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.” ~Viktor E. Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning
Affirmation: “I am free of all self-doubt and fear about achieving what I believe in.“
Freedom to Connect With Others
Connection with others at this time is important to share and care for each other in safe and nourishing spaces. It is through loving bonds that your body-mind system can take care of itself. In fact, studies have been done to show that long term-loving bonding relationships create longevity, reduce stress, and support greater well-being.
Especially amid challenging times. it becomes essential to face life instead of running from it. Discerning what is loving and kind for your life is vital while also staying open to connection to what is life-energizing. This discernment happens when you expand your practice of appreciating life’s creative potential for beauty, comfort, wonder, and healing. Notice how this self-care affects your body, your thoughts and attitudes shift your resonance toward kindness in life. This is especially important for building the capacity to manage challenging and painful experiences.
Connecting to or remembering kindness in your daily life allows you to have the freedom to choose what you experience daily while also impacting the web of connection. So as you move through the world practice small acts of kindness. When you experience kindness choose to allow it to be taken in fully to nourish your body-mind-spirit system.
In the process of taking and giving kindness, the feelings of resentment and fear diminish. What you create with the unconditional love of the universe is available to you through the inspiration you receive from journaling, meditation, movement, poetry, art, reading, a smile, a door opened, a meal shared, walking your pet, spending time in nature, and even listening to music. Find ways to take nourishment for yourself and with others to experience the life-enhancing benefits.
Affirmation: “I catch each wave of grace and go with its movement, which gives me the strength to manifest my potential to make life-affirming choices.“
Truly listen to the messages that emerge when you are together. Be there for each other in ways that build safe, secure, and loving environments. Notice synchronicities and honor the timing of the universe as you move through life. Take action on internal guidance and messages. One way to check-in each day is to ask yourself three questions on awakening in the morning: 1. Who am I? 2.What is my purpose? and 3.What do I need? This will allow you to deeply focus and take nourishment from freedom and choice in challenging times.
Kimberly Rex, MS is an Advanced Resonance Repatterning® practitioner, Person-Centered Expressive Therapist, and Wellness and Well-being Life Coach. She works with people all over the world online, by phone, and by proxy.
Find out howResonance Repatterning benefits your life. Set up a personal session through the Contact page, or sign up for a free monthly newsletter with articles, natural healing modalities, and exclusive group sessions here.
Listening to your True North in a world that asks you to interact with diverse and sometimes dissonant views can sometimes be challenging. Expressing your values through your communication and actions in some spaces might leave you feeling disoriented, confused, and de-energized.
If you have had experiences where you did not have permission to express your views it can be difficult to give yourself permission to radiate your light and make choices based on your inner guidance. Family, societal and cultural systems might override your ability to get in touch with what you truly believe, choose and value.
The truth is that there is only one you. You were born with the DNA from your ancestors AND you were born with a gift and unique expression of the universe. In Chinese Medicine, this is referred to as your Original Self or core essence.
So how do you find your back to your core essence? You begin by looking at what you have been living and where you have pushed up against challenges in your life. For it is within these experiences that your North Star can be found.
In Resonance Repatterning® there is the opportunity to look at parts of yourself that have been immobilized or stuck in an energetic posture you took for survival needs. These parts hold the information you need to access what you need to learn to get to know more deeply the voice of your true essence. By doing so, this mobilizes the energy to be able to face life in a new way in the outer world.
For it is with the loving permission from these earlier experiences that you gain access to all of wisdom from your Family Systems, and get to know the strength and good within yourself. It is with this growth and transformation that allows you to discern what is aligned with your values that create the principles for your life.
Listening to Your True North Activities
Explore these (2) exercises from that process to give your True North and inner Essence a voice.*
You will need paper, and drawing materials like pencils, pens, crayons, colored pencils, or markers for these activities. You can also use a journal or a notebook for the process.These exercises are from the Finding Your Inner Compass Ebook that accompanied a Group Repatterning process I offered a few years ago. Here is an opportunity to sample some of the complementary activities that enhance a group repatterning.*
Listening to Your True North Activity #1
Inner Essence/Outer World Expression
“Knowing my True North gives me the courage to focus my energy where I believe it should be, not according to what is popular or pleasing to others.” ~Jennifer Cummings
You will need paper, and drawing materials like pencils, pens, crayons, colored pencils, or markers for these activities. You can also use a journal or a notebook for the process. Give yourself 30 minutes for this activity.
Directions for Inner Nature-Outer World
Listening to Your True North Activity #2
Saying “No” so You Can Say “Yes” to Life
“Unless someone truly has the power to say no, they never truly have the power to say yes.”~ Dan Millman
For this activity you will need a piece of paper and a writing tool. You can complete this in a journal or single sheet. The process can be one you use over time or when you feel like you need it when you feel like you are going off course. Give yourself 15 minutes for this activity.
Kimberly Rex, MS is an Advanced Resonance Repatterning® practitioner, Person-Centered Expressive Therapist, and Wellness and Well-being Life Coach. She works with people all over the world online, by phone, and by proxy.
Find out howResonance Repatterning benefits your life. Set up a personal session through the Contact page, or sign up for a free monthly newsletter with articles, natural healing modalities, and exclusive group sessions here.
