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		<title>Life in the Fast Lane</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cindy collapses on the couch after getting the last of all 3 kids to bed. She feels like she has, old pocket watches, been living in the fast lane lately. And no wonder, between school and the kids&#8217; activities, Cindy is spending most of her day either getting the kids ready to go somewhere or [...]]]></description>
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Cindy collapses on the couch after getting the last of all 3 kids to bed. She feels like she has, <a href="http://www.oldpocketwatches.us">old pocket watches</a>,  been living in the fast lane lately. And no wonder, between school and the kids&#8217; activities, Cindy is spending most of her day either getting the kids ready to go somewhere or driving in the car. The whole process is exhausting. First thing in the morning, she can&#8217;t get the kids to wake up.</p>
<p>Well, except for 1 1/2 year old Zachary that is, who rises at 5:30 am. Next, is the battle to get everyone dressed and ready for school. There&#8217;s the dawdling, the &#8220;I can&#8217;t find my&#8230;.&#8221;, and the occasional defiant &#8220;I am not going to school today.&#8221; There are lunches to be made, shoes to find, mouths to wipe and diapers to change. It&#8217;s a wonder Cindy hasn&#8217;t pulled her, old pocket watches,  hair out by 8am.</p>
<p>Then of course they are always running, old pocket watches,  late, and just when they are about to jump in the car, Nicole will remember her library book is due that day, old pocket watches, . By the time they leave, they are so late, Cindy has the pedal to <br />
 the metal driving to school. And, if she had a really hectic morning and didn&#8217;t grab a snack for Zachary on the way out the door, she has the privilege of hearing him whine during the drive as well.</p>
<p>Today had been one of those days and in her rush to get Nicole to school, she got pulled over. When the police officer asked for her insurance card and registration, Cindy looked at him as if he were crazy. She gave him her license and while he went to run it, she was scrambling through the various glove compartments, old pocket watches,  and storage areas in the car. After 10 minutes of searching, she produced a crumpled registration and 3 expired insurance cards.</p>
<p>Cindy was given a speeding ticket and a ticket for failure to have insurance. Megan was whining about wanting to watch a movie, Zachary was crying because he was hungry, and Nicole was tardy.Tracy is up at 5:30 am with Alex. Her days start early which, old pocket watches,  is why she usually tries to sneak in a nap during Alex&#8217;s nap and Brandon&#8217;s room time. While Kevin is having breakfast with Alex, Tracy jumps in the shower.</p>
<p>Meanwhile, Brook&#8217;s alarm goes off and she starts her day. Getting Brook her own alarm clock and teaching her to use it was a solution that eliminated some of the morning conflict between Tracy and Brook. In the process of this, they also, old pocket watches,  figured out that <br />
 Brook is a slow mover in the morning and does better if she has more time to get ready and isn&#8217;t rushed.While Tracy is getting dressed and getting Alex ready, Brandon and Nicole start on their Morning Cards, which allow them to get ready for school independently.</p>
<p>Due to the older kids&#8217; independence, Tracy has enough time to get Alex dressed, get ready herself, and make Nicole&#8217;s lunch as well. There are still the occasional challenges in the morning, but having a workable routine makes life in the fast lane much more manageable. At 7:25, Tracy announces that the bus (really the family van) is leaving in 5 minutes. Before leaving, everyone stops in the mud room to grab their belongings.</p>
<p>The mud room houses all of things the family needs to get out the door. Each person has a place to put their belongings as well as labeled hooks to hang backpacks, jackets, diaper bags and purses. At 7:30, everyone is loaded in the van and although the ride to school is not perfect, at least they aren&#8217;t rushed.Tips for getting out the door with your sanity intact:Getting up 15 minutes earlier can make all the difference between rushing out the door in the morning and being more relaxed.</p>
<p>Using something like &#8220;Morning Cards&#8221; eliminates the conflict between mom and kids during the morning rush hour. It also promotes independence and self esteem in children. If you are interested in purchasing &#8220;Morning Cards&#8221;, please contact me.Have a place to hang your keys near the door. Creating a regular place to hang the, old pocket watches,  keys in the house eliminates last minute key searches.</p>
<p>If you have small children, be sure to hang them out of reach of little hands!Designating a place for backpacks, jackets and shoes near the door, simplifies the &#8220;leaving&#8221; process. If your house does not have, old pocket watches,  a mud room, consider creative options to create one. Go to http://www.perfectlyplaced.org and click on the photo gallery link to see a picture of what I did with one client to solve the problem in her home.</p>
<p>Keep a snack bin or drawer in the pantry for single size snacks. This makes packing lunches easier, as well as giving kids more independence in grabbing snacks.Once in awhile, empty nearly empty cracker and cereal boxes into plastic baggies and, old pocket watches,  place into the snack bin.Keep a plastic coated folder with clear page protectors in your vehicle to store current insurance card, card registration and warranty information.</p>
<p>That way, if you should get pulled over, you will be able to locate the information needed.Keeping only a few items at a time in the family vehicle for the kids to do keep clutter at bay. For preschool-school aged kids, consider an inexpensive art kit and a notepad for each child. Label them to avoid arguments and store in the pockets behind the front seats.There are items available (www.finderskeypurse.</p>
<p>com) to save the frustration of digging through your purse to find your keys. These hooks are only available wholesale but I have a client who sells them. If you are, old pocket watches,  interested in purchasing one, please contact me.Susan, old pocket watches,  Stewart is a professional organizer and the founder of Perfectly Placed Professional Organization and Design in the Phoenix area. Perfectly Placed specializes in bringing peace and order to busy families through organization.</p>
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		<title>Moderating the Anger Response Through Training</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:02:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[You probably can&#8217;t hit a baseball as well as Albert Pujols. Why? Certainly major league players were born with some level of physical advantage over the rest of us, but most of their skill comes from training &#8211; relentless training, year after year. Imagine a baseball coming toward you at a hundred miles per hour [...]]]></description>
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You probably can&#8217;t hit a baseball as well as Albert Pujols. Why? Certainly major league players were born with some level of physical advantage over the rest of us, but most of their skill comes from training &#8211; relentless training, year after year. Imagine a baseball coming toward you at a hundred miles per hour &#8211; that&#8217;s less than a half second from pitcher&#8217;s hand to catcher&#8217;s mitt. Decide whether to swing.</p>
<p>Then decide how to swing. Then actually swing the bat. All in less than a half second. Does Albert think about swinging the bat? I doubt it. That quick, <a href="http://www.fastpitchbats.us">fast pitch bats</a><br />
,  a reaction has to be instinctive. Instincts are something we are born with, right? In this case, no. The instinctive response Albert now has to the approach of a fast moving baseball is the result of years of training.</p>
<p>Most people think that anger is an instinctive response, and that some people were just, fast pitch bats<br />
,  born with the temperament to get angrier faster than others. That statement is half right. Anger is an instinctive response. We respond to an affront with anger in the same time as a pitched baseball reaches the batter &#8211; essentially instantaneously &#8211; much too quickly for conscious thought to be called upon.</p>
<p>But the instinct of the anger response can be trained in the same way as a batter&#8217;s response is trained &#8211; through conscious repetition, visualization, and coaching. Visualization is seeing the event we desire to master in our mind&#8217;s eye. We see the approaching baseball or the antagonistic action as if it were real, and then mentally practice our response.</p>
<p>During his training, a baseball player strives to make each swing better than the last.</p>
<p>The repetition of a faulty swing would be worse than useless. It would ingrain bad habits. The same is true of emotional responses. If we allow ourselves to continue, fast pitch bats<br />
,  to have the same angry responses, we just entrench our anger habit. But if we strive &#8211; through consciousness, visualization, and coaching &#8211; to moderate our anger response over time, we can train ourselves to respond to events as we choose, without anger.</p>
<p>You can&#8217;t magically be, fast pitch bats<br />
,  free from anger tomorrow,, fast pitch bats<br />
,  but you can put yourself on a training program that will reduce the frequency and intensity of, fast pitch bats<br />
,  your anger response day by day, year by year.</p>
<p>My, fast pitch bats<br />
,  training advice for moderating the anger response is:</p>
<p>1. Consciously practice responding, fast pitch bats<br />
,  with a little less anger each time a situation provokes you.</p>
<p>2. Practice visualizing aggravating situations and rehearse the response you choose to make to such events.</p>
<p>3. Have patience. It took you years to get so angry. It may take years to reduce anger down to a minor twinge.</p>
<p>4. Understand that you can never completely eliminate the anger response. Minimizing anger requires lifelong conscious practice.</p>
<p>The preceding advice is intended for those who are quick to anger, and who display their anger outwardly.</p>
<p>But what about people who don&#8217;t appear to anger? Some people who don&#8217;t show anger have trained themselves to moderate their anger response, but many others internalize their anger rather than expressing it. While withheld, fast pitch bats<br />
,  anger may save family and friends from having to endure an outburst, unexpressed anger is even more damaging to its owner than is anger that is verbalized and acted upon.</p>
<p>For those who suffer from repressed anger, there must be an intermediate, fast pitch bats<br />
,  stop along the path from anger to freedom. First the anger must be expressed. While I believe that most people can significantly reduce the frequency and intensity of their anger responses through the training steps above, overcoming repressed anger is usually not a do-it-yourself proposition. Professional counseling &#8211; often including the physical expression of anger in a controlled environment &#8211; can reveal, fast pitch bats<br />
,  and heal the childhood traumas which triggered the lifelong habit of repressing intense anger and hostility.</p>
<p>Once a person has become able to express their anger, it becomes imperative to immediately begin moderating that response, with the goal of feeling no anger, either repressed or outward.</p>
<p>The view that there are benefits to anger has become common, but I believe that statements such as, &#8220;When anger is channeled and controlled, it can be a catalyst for much positive change,&#8221; represent a distorted view toward the anger response.</p>
<p>The argument goes that if we didn&#8217;t get angry, we would become pushovers, but the assumption that we can have values and stand up for those values only by getting angry is faulty.</p>
<p>The other view toward anger, with which I totally concur is, &#8220;Anger is now known to be quite detrimental to us physically and psychologically.&#8221; We don&#8217;t need anger to be assertive any more than we need a stiff drink in order to stand up for our beliefs.</p>
<p>As a example, if someone doesn&#8217;t repay a loan to me, I can be assertive in demanding the repayment, or I can bring legal action to recover the money, at least as well if I am not angry. And more important, I will be far healthier, both physically and emotionally.</p>
<p>Anger is a destructive emotion that becomes instinctive over the years. Through conscious training, the anger response &#8211; whether in the form of outbursts or repressed &#8211; can be moderated over time, until it is virtually eliminated.</p>
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		<title>Top Speaker Cites Five Benefits of Procrastination!</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Mar 2010 01:01:17 +0000</pubDate>
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Procrastination is one of humanity&#8217;s, <a href="http://www.worthbatforsale.net">worth bat</a><br />
,  worst evils, right?<br />
Countless books tell us this is so, but really, there are some hidden benefits in it. I see at least, worth bat<br />
,  five of them, right off the bat:<br />
(1)	You&#8217;ll get a lot, worth bat<br />
,  of secondary tasks done when you&#8217;re hiding from the primary ones. I can&#8217;t tell you how many articles I&#8217;ve written and times I&#8217;ve taken out the trash, and even cleaned the clutter from my desks while avoiding more urgent and pressing matters.</p>
<p>Quite incorrectly, so-called gurus in time management make it appear that procrastinators don&#8217;t get ANYTHING done. We accomplish much, just not the AAA Grade stuff.<br />
(2)	You always have goals, even if they&#8217;re not, worth bat<br />
,  being accomplished. Consider those spineless saps out there that don&#8217;t even have goals in life. You&#8217;re way ahead of them!<br />
(3)	You have standards, perhaps even big ones for accomplishment.</p>
<p>Consider again those mere knaves that don&#8217;t beat themselves up about the undone because in their minds they&#8217;ve already done everything worth, worth bat<br />
,  doing. You know what&#8217;s going by the wayside, when in fact, these other bozos have nothing but wayside!<br />
(4)	Face it; some things just shouldn&#8217;t be done! We can&#8217;t know this for sure unless we&#8217;ve put them off for awhile. After ignoring them, if life as we know it doesn&#8217;t grind to a halt or come banging at our door, that pesky task probably wasn&#8217;t worth sweating over or doing, in the first place.</p>
<p>(5)	Maybe you&#8217;re a manager or an executive, deep down, and your life shouldn&#8217;t consist of piddling to-do lists and other pedestrian pursuits. Maybe, just maybe, you should DELEGATE that grunt work to grunts. Procrastinating might be your inner genius telling you that you&#8217;re simply too good and noble for trifles. If so, listen up!<br />
See, I told you there are at least five silver linings in procrastinating.</p>
<p>Now that you know about them, ease up a little and be good to yourself. If you&#8217;ve been putting off doing true essentials, you&#8217;ll know about it soon enough!<br />
Dr. Gary S. Goodman is the best-selling author, worth bat<br />
,  of 12 books, over, worth bat<br />
,  600 articles, and the creator of numerous audio and video training programs,, worth bat<br />
,  including &#8220;The Law of Large Numbers: How To Make Success Inevitable,&#8221; published by Nightingale-Conant-a favorite among salespeople and entrepreneurs.</p>
<p>For information about booking Gary to speak at your next sales, customer service or business meeting, conference or convention, please address your inquiry to: gary@customersatisfaction.com<br />
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Dr._Gary_S._Goodman</p>
<p>Source: articleage.com</p>
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		<title>We Really DO Live a Dream</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Jan 2010 01:06:47 +0000</pubDate>
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Sometimes I am astonished at the information that has been available to us for years and years, and how we have to first struggle with our lives before we find the information and things suddenly fall into place . . .</p>
<p>I have been wondering for a very long time about giving people clairvoyant messages and then I tell them that they have choices. Often my messages tell them about various choices and the outcome of each, and at the same time I can give them an overview of the eventual choice they will make.</p>
<p>Why is it that I become aware of, <a href="http://www.oldpocketwatches.us">old pocket watches</a><br />
,  their options? Why is it that I get information about their final decision? Is that really free will, or is that destiny?</p>
<p>I have often thought that the images of the choices that come, old pocket watches<br />
,  to me are like a slideshow and the person can choose which slide they want to live. Somehow I can move into the future and tell them which image they will choose to live.</p>
<p>And how does stuff like reflexology, homeopathy and iridology work, where the entire body and all the organs are supposed to be represented in the foot, old pocket watches<br />
,  or cornea? And did you know that auricular acupuncture is based on the premise that the entire human body is represented in the ear? Check out my purple blog for an example.  And there have been other puzzles as well &#8211; for example, how does it happen that a particular stimulus always take you back to a specific experience? For example, why is it that every time I am served pumpkin, I, old pocket watches<br />
,  think back to an argument between me and my mother that happened 38 years ago? I can even remember the room we were in at the time.</p>
<p>Where do I store that information, and why can I still access it at any time, but mostly when I am served pumpkin? Is it stored in my brain, or do I use my brain to access some kind of library somewhere?</p>
<p>Also, if I ask you to write your name in the air using your left elbow, you will be able to do it, even though you have never done it before. How do you know how to do it?</p>
<p>I have just read a very interesting book called The Holographic, old pocket watches<br />
,  Universe by Michael Talbot that explains much of these questions.</p>
<p>The book says that the entire Universe is a holographic image, and we live this image.</p>
<p>What is a holographic image? I will keep this simple. Take any object that you want to photograph. Take a source of laser light and split the light into two separate beams. One beam, old pocket watches<br />
,  bounces off the object and is reflected away from the object. The other beam collides with the reflected beam.</p>
<p>The result is recorded on a special piece of film, called holographic film.</p>
<p>To the naked eye the result looks like the concentric circles you would get when you throw two stones into a pond. But shine another light through the holographic film, and you get a three-dimensional image of the object. This image is so real that you can walk around it, but when you try to touch it, there is nothing, just air.</p>
<p>Now for something that is even more remarkable. Cut off even the tiniest piece of that holographic, old pocket watches<br />
,  film and shine a light on it, and what do you get? A three-dimensional image of the object &#8211; exactly the same as when you would use the entire film.</p>
<p>Apparently the entire Universe consists of such a holographic image. That would explain things like reflexology, homeopathy and acupuncture &#8211; the entire holograph that we call &#8220;body&#8221; is represented in any other part of the same body.</p>
<p>You say but a body can be touched? Sure. My suspicion is that we cannot put our hands through our bodies because at some point we stopped believing that we can do it. Why do I say this? The same book reports the case of the Sufi mystic Hazrat Inayat Khan who died in 1927. (He taught that blind adherence to any book rendered any religion void of spirit, regardless of its external nature.) Legend has it that he at times gave, old pocket watches<br />
,  off so much light that people could actually read by it.</p>
<p>Numerous religions depict their saints as people with halos of light above their heads. Maybe we have just forgotten that we are beings of Light, and we chose to become dense in every sense of the word.</p>
<p>Michael Talbot&#8217;s book also describes an experiment where a person was placed in a hypnotic trance and told that he, old pocket watches<br />
,  would be unable to see his daughter when he wakes up. Indeed, when he woke up from the, old pocket watches<br />
,  trance, he could not see his daughter who was standing right in front of him.</p>
<p>However, he could read the inscription on a pocket watch, old pocket watches<br />
,  that was held behind his &#8220;invisible&#8221; daughter. The hypnotic state took away the belief that a person was too solid to see through, and as a result he could see through the person.</p>
<p>But how do we explain the choices that people have? We often see how people reach a crisis point in their lives, and suddenly they turn their lives around.</p>
<p>This book says that the universe actually consists of a large number of holographic images, and we can choose to jump from one to the next &#8211; like being in one scene in a movie and then choosing to be in a different scene in a much happier movie.</p>
<p>Where a particular stimulus (visual, smell or touch) brings back a specific memory, it seems that our brains access, old pocket watches<br />
,  the holographic memory outside of ourselves every time.</p>
<p>This would also explain why for example the memory of the first house you ever lived in is not in your consciousness, but when I ask you to recall that house, the memory &#8220;floods back&#8221; and you can access details of the house.</p>
<p>And how do you know to write your name with your elbow or recognise the face of your parent or child on very old photographs? Your brain has taken a holographic picture of the information or skill, and stored these details in a memory bank.</p>
<p>It does not matter from which angle you access the information, because your brain recognises the wave and then refines the wave until you can access the detail in any way you want.</p>
<p>On some deep level I have always known that the messages I receive as a medium are true. I have often questioned them, not because of a lack of faith, but because of curiosity.</p>
<p>Now that curiosity is paying off and I am, old pocket watches<br />
,  getting some very interesting answers.</p>
<p>I would never have thought that the answers would lie in holographic images. Carl Jung said &#8220;Who looks outside, dreams. Who looks inside, awakens.&#8221; This makes more sense to me every day. Meditation and &#8220;looking inside&#8221; brings fascinating answers.</p>
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		<title>Hypnotherapy Empowerment Intensive: Healing Violence in the Heart</title>
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At the, <a href="http://www.ladiesgoldwatch.us">ladies gold watch</a><br />
,  time when I first met David Quigley, fighting, abuse,<br />
 and pain wracked my home and family. I was on the verge of<br />
 getting a separation from my husband, and at the same time I<br />
 felt that I was destroying my family, my home and everything<br />
 that we had both worked so hard to accomplish for so many<br />
 years. It was very painful to say the least, but it was<br />
 becoming my reality.</p>
<p>Worse yet is facing the fact that your<br />
 partner is not the only monster in the house, but that you<br />
 too have a share in the blame.<br />
This was the time when I began to realize that we needed<br />
 professional help, as many couples do. My husband and I<br />
 decided to get that help. Two different doctors diagnosed my<br />
 husband with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: the result of a<br />
 very sad accident that he had when he was only 13 years old.</p>
<p>I had suspected all along that this incident was the core<br />
 cause of his many &#8220;bad mornings&#8221;, his verbally abusive<br />
 behavior and his explosive outbursts of anger and, ladies gold watch<br />
,  rage.<br />
Now my question was, what lies at the core of all of my<br />
 frustrations and craziness? Was it the fact that I had been<br />
 molested as a child? Was I only reacting in response to my<br />
 husband&#8217;s behavior? Or was it something else that I had no<br />
 clue about? In any case, living around me wasn&#8217;t easy either,<br />
 we, ladies gold watch<br />
,  were tearing each other apart, becoming more and more<br />
 distant from one another, and making our children&#8217;s lives<br />
 miserable.</p>
<p>Conventional marital therapy seemed to be doing us more harm<br />
 than good &#8211; each session seemed only to dredge up more and<br />
 more ugly incidents from the past, the memories, ladies gold watch<br />
,  stinging like<br />
 fresh wounds, and yet this therapy offered no resolution, no<br />
 method of healing. In fact, after one of these therapy<br />
 sessions, I decided to leave my husband for good, ladies gold watch<br />
, .<br />
But what about our children?, ladies gold watch<br />
,  Didn&#8217;t they count? Was I to make<br />
 them choose between parents? Hadn&#8217;t our arguing caused them<br />
 enough pain already? At this point my husband was ready to do<br />
 anything to fix our marriage, and even though I felt very<br />
 hurt and unhappy with my own situation, I knew I had to go<br />
 along with his idea of fixing our problems.</p>
<p>Obviously, doctors, medications and conventional therapy had<br />
 not helped us, so my husband started to look elsewhere for<br />
 answers. After long hours of searching the internet, he<br />
 learned of Mr. Quigley&#8217;s innovative hypnotherapeutic<br />
 techniques, I immediately knew that we must try to seek his<br />
 help. We both felt very fortunate to learn that one of his<br />
 Empowerment Intensive therapy sessions was scheduled to take<br />
 place in our area on the following weekend.</p>
<p>My daughter&#8217;s birthday was coming up, and with many tears in<br />
 my eyes I said to her: &#8220;Sweetheart, the best present that, ladies gold watch<br />
,  I<br />
 can give you for your 16th birthday is to give you a new<br />
 life, a new start and a happy home&#8221;.<br />
On the following Friday morning we met David for the first<br />
 time. We had never been through any similar therapeutic<br />
 sessions before, and did not know what to expect.</p>
<p>All we knew<br />
 it was that we were ready for anything; as we had committed<br />
 ourselves to give our full energy and attention to whatever<br />
 the weekend had in store. We all got together at 9 o&#8217;clock,<br />
 there were nine persons in our group, including David.<br />
For a moment I was expecting a time of lecture and judgment,<br />
 a time when we would be torn to pieces for not being good to<br />
 each other, a fire and brimstone sermon.</p>
<p>Instead we started<br />
 with a beautiful chanting, holding hands and singing<br />
 together. What followed I would have never expected, it was a<br />
 most amazing weekend &#8211; three days of intensely powerful work<br />
 with strangers that had suddenly become trusted friends, with<br />
 the whole of the group being actively involved in the drama<br />
 that unfolded as each participant, ladies gold watch<br />
,  in turn faced the issues<br />
 that he or she needed to address, the result being that each<br />
 member&#8217;s work had a profound impact on all members of the<br />
 group.</p>
<p>At last I could see why I was so angry and vicious I had<br />
 become ever since my childhood, I previously had no idea that<br />
 the memory of one event had caused me so much pain, so much<br />
 hate, resentment and anger throughout my life, a memory in<br />
 which I was not the victim, but the witness and the observer.<br />
 It related to my two older brothers being viciously beaten<br />
 with a rope by my grandaunt. I watched and cried in<br />
 hopelessness, seeing my brothers getting hurt by this woman.</p>
<p>Then with the group&#8217;s help, we stepped in and rescued both of<br />
 my brothers in an act of courage, joy, and resolution.<br />
During this weekend with David I began to realize that I had<br />
 been throwing all of this misplaced anger into my<br />
 relationship with my husband, never understanding what the<br />
 true roots of my pain, fear and frustration were.<br />
I soon learned why David call his process &#8220;Alchemical<br />
 Hypnotherapy&#8221;: Like many techniques found in conventional<br />
 therapeutic methods, it helps to root out and uncover hidden<br />
 core issues that may have been negatively influencing us for<br />
 years, but unlike conventional methods, which are successful<br />
 in exposing old traumas, but do little or nothing to heal the<br />
 pain, David&#8217;s &#8220;Alchemical Hypnotherapy&#8221; has the magical<br />
 effect of turning psychological, ladies gold watch<br />
,  lead into gold, by helping<br />
 participants to create positive &#8220;memories&#8221;:, ladies gold watch<br />
,  mental images<br />
 that serve to cancel out the traumas that were the source of<br />
 so much unhappiness and pain.</p>
<p>Once we discovered, ladies gold watch<br />
,  and dealt with many of our core issues in<br />
 that workshop, my husband and I were able finally to move on,<br />
 and have since enjoyed a love and closeness greater than we<br />
 had ever experienced in our eighteen years of marriage. For<br />
 that we both thank David, ladies gold watch<br />
,  Quigley, for giving us our lives<br />
 back. I can&#8217;t even begin to tell you of, ladies gold watch<br />
,  the magnificence of<br />
 &#8220;Alchemical Hypnotherapy&#8221;, and all of the benefits we have<br />
 enjoyed; I can only tell you that I am most grateful and<br />
 impressed by this program, and that I personally recommend it<br />
 to everyone.</p>
<p>I would like to share a story told by one of the participants<br />
 in David&#8217;s Empowerment Weekend:<br />
A man was babysitting an energetic five-year-old boy, and was<br />
 hoping to find a distraction that would keep him occupied for<br />
 a while. The man soon found a map of the world printed on a<br />
 magazine page, ladies gold watch<br />
, . The man tore the page out, and proceeded to<br />
 cut it into small pieces &#8211; a sort of homemade jigsaw puzzle.</p>
<p>He then placed the pieces in a bowl, and gave them to the<br />
 boy, along with a roll of transparent tape. &#8220;See if you can<br />
 put this map back together&#8221;, he told the boy.<br />
Much to his amazement, the boy returned only a few minutes<br />
 later with the world map completely reassembled, every piece<br />
 in its proper place.<br />
&#8220;How did you do that so quickly?&#8221; the man asked.<br />
&#8220;Easy,&#8221; said the boy, &#8220;there was a picture of a man&#8217;s face on<br />
 the other side of the page.</p>
<p>I just put the man together, and<br />
 the world came together all by itself&#8221;.<br />
What a wise and profound response: &#8220;Fix the man to fix the<br />
 world&#8221;.<br />
Ladies and Gentleman this is our challenge: The problems that<br />
 face the world at large are merely magnified reflections of<br />
 the problems that each of us face as individuals in our<br />
 interpersonal relationships. A pyramid cannot be built from<br />
 the top down, so to solve the world&#8217;s problems,, ladies gold watch<br />
,  we must first<br />
 address the fundamental problems inherent in each and every<br />
 human being.</p>
<p>Fix the man, and a world of love, compassion, peace and<br />
 understanding will evolve of its own accord. I hope you will<br />
 take this message to the entire world, how important it is to<br />
 be at peace with us to be at peace with everyone else.<br />
Love and light to all of you, and thank you for your time. <br />
 Best regards, Gloria Chivers<br />
The Alchemy Institute, America&#8217;s oldest spiritually oriented<br />
 hypnotherapy training program has trained over 2000<br />
 hypnotherapists since 1983.</p>
<p>The Alchemy Institute is approved<br />
 by the state of California BPPVE (Bureau, ladies gold watch<br />
,  of Private<br />
 Postsecondary Education) and the ACHE (American Council of<br />
 Hypnotists Examiners).  Empowerment weekends scheduled<br />
 regularly. http://alchemyinstitute.com/empower.htm</p>
<p>Source: articleage.com</p>
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