On a scale from 1 – 10 I rate my physical wellbeing a
6. I am well aware of my body and when
it is functioning at it’s best. At 43 I
am not as fit as I would like to be and need to spend more time
exercising. As regards my spiritual
wellbeing I would say I am a 6. I am
grounded but need to spend more time meditating and focusing on what is
important to me. I would say
psychologically I would rate myself an 8.
I have done lots of work with reading and therapy. I know what I stand for and what is important
to me. I consciously work on the
attributes that I feel I need to be stronger in. My goal physically is to exercise at least 4
days a week. My goal spiritually is to
do something for myself each day, such as a few minutes of meditation, reflection,
goal setting or even taking a walk. My
goal psychologically is to continue to practice the things that I need to work
on, such as acknowledging my own needs.
I have a gym membership and just need to make sure I go for the physical
activity. I can also incorporate taking
a walk at the beach, which could serve a dual purpose, spiritually and
physically. Psychologically, I need to
write down some goals and check in to see where I am with accomplishing these things. I found the crime of the century very
relaxing. When I thought of the red
light at the base of my spine, I felt so relaxed I was stuck to the couch. I enjoyed visualizing the colors and what
they represented. I did get distracted
once I reached the crown of my head, my husband yelled from the other room and
threw everything off. However, it was
most relaxing while I was in it.
Monday, November 26, 2012
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Relaxation Exercise
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Initially I sat on the floor on a pillow propped up against
my couch. I closed my eyes and listened
in order to follow his commands. It took
a minute to get in tune with what he was saying. I became relaxed and felt the blood flow into
my arms and hands. My arms felt very
warm and my hands felt tingly and mildly pulsing with heat. Then my phone, which was next to me buzzed, I
opened my eyes and my arms immediately got cold. I stopped my phone from buzzing quickly, but it
threw everything off. It was very hard
to get back into the meditation after that.
I tried but I was basically listening on the surface. I will have to try it again with the phone
turned off. I did feel the relaxation
for a brief period of time. The power of
suggestion, intention, concentration, and in my case distraction of the mind is
amazing.
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