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Health Benefits of DowsingI am a Dowser, I am not a healer and yet I feel that I greatly benefit people who are in need of healing on a physical and mental level. Through dowsing I help people take charge of their lives by removing blockages that inhibit their thought patterns and their energy flows. It is a fact of life that we are what we think and feel. If we think that we're incapable of being loved, we will not be loved. If we think that we're not clever enough to get a good job, we will not get a good job. If we think that other people are smarter than what we are, they will be smarter than what we are. If we think that other people are more successful than what we are, they will be more successful than what we are. If we feel that we're not good enough to have a beautiful home, a nice car, good relationships, then we will not have these. We often wonder why other people have great jobs and good relationships. Why they seem to have so much luck in their lives when our own jobs and relationships are so lacking, why everything that we do seems to turn out wrong. We so often think that they are lucky whereas we're not lucky. From the time that an infant is in its mother's womb, feelings, thoughts and impulses are conveyed to the baby by its mother and other external sources. The baby knows if the expectant parents are stressed out by the thought of a new baby in their lives or if they're happy about the expectant arrival. From that early age preconceived ideas are born. If children are constantly ridiculed and belittled and told that they will never amount to anything in life then they don't have love for themselves and they don't have a feeling of self worth. We contribute to the creation of every situation in our lives, whether it is good or bad, with the way that we think and feel. We create our feelings by the thoughts that we have and our lives are then lived according to the feelings. If we have been subjected to constant negative input by our parents or our teachers, people that we look up to and from whom we get direction in life, how can we have positive thoughts about ourselves? How can we expect to be loved? How can we expect to be seen as productive, worthwhile human beings? At this stage it's so easy to begin to say "Poor me, nobody loves me, nobody cares about me. My parents are to blame for the bad luck that now follows me around like a shadow, if they had loved me more I'd be different. If they had understood me I wouldn't be on drugs. If my teachers had encouraged me more I would be a success, rather than the failure that I perceive myself to be. If the government gave me more money I'd get out of this mountain of debt that hangs over me". It's easy and convenient to blame somebody else for our misfortunes, but we have the power deep within us to change these feelings, to change our belief systems. We need to get over the blame game where we always look for somebody else to blame for whatever goes wrong in our lives. This doesn't mean that we haven't been unfairly treated or abused, it doesn't mean that the way other people treated us was always the right way, but the sooner that we understand that by holding on to the misguided feelings of distrust, hate, anger and hurt, the sooner we can lift the blockages which hold us back and prevent us from being the divine, joyful beings that we are meant to be. |
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