OCTOBER, 2018 | VOLUME 6, ISSUE 10 | ||||||||||||||||
Anxiety is something we all experience at different intensities through life. Sometimes we go through a short periods of anxiety but soon move past them. However, when anxiety becomes a daily experience it can seriously disrupt the quality of your life and hold you back from your dreams and desires. Are you feeling:
May be, like many other people, you have tried to help yourself taking pills, tranquilizers etc. prescribed by doctors. These pills and medications can be helpful in bringing quick relief, which maybe absolutely crucial sometimes. However, this relief is only temporary. The anxiety symptoms re-surface very quickly in new and stronger ways than before and you feel stuck again in this cycle of pain. Why? Because the underlying ROOT ISSUES have not been dealt with. The UNDERLYING ROOT CAUSE of Chronic Anxiety is always FEAR. Usually it is not REAL FEAR. It is an IMAGINED FEAR! Fear of the future, of things that could go wrong. Fear of what might happen, might not happen. FEAR of the UNKNOWN. FEAR is always a product of our imagination. It is a negative imagined thought about something that hasn't happened yet, and may never happen ever! However, because we begin to BELIEVE the negative thoughts, we stay in this constant state of anxiety. In my experience, more often than not, these feelings of anxiety begin in childhood. They are not really recognized then as they may not too pronounced. However, left untreated, these issues begin to magnify as one gets older. Soon this built up anxiety over the years begins to pop up at every turn. A lot of energy has to be put in to control it and this itself can be emotionally frustrating and draining. Here are 6 ways to Address the Fearful Thoughts that are causing Anxiety
Now that the mind is more calm and relaxed, solutions, ideas, inspiration may trickle in as to how you can handle the worst-case scenario situation, and it may not feel intense any longer.
What if it’s not the end of the world BREATHE. EXHALE. After a while the intensity of these feelings will begin to subside. Now that the mind is more calm and relaxed, solutions, ideas, inspiration may trickle in as to how you can handle the worst-case scenario situation, and it may not feel intense any longer.
My favorite tool to step out of anxiety is EFT, Emotional Freedom Techniques. To get a taste of using EFT for anxiety click here to view it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGJGn4EUQBc Anxiety can feel overwhelming. It can weigh you down and disable you from doing the things you want. But by taking small steps –like the above mentioned ones and addressing the ROOT issues – you can minimize your anxiety and cope more effectively. “P.S. You’re not going to die. Here’s the white-hot truth: if you go bankrupt, you’ll still be okay. If you lose the gig, the lover, the house, you’ll still be okay. If you sing off-key, get beat by the competition, have your heart shattered, get fired…it’s not going to kill you. Ask anyone who’s been through it.” ~Danielle Image Copyright: 123RF Stock Photo |
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"I suffered from anxiety disorder for the past 15 years ...something that affected my business traveling and sometimes jeopardized my career. I tried Shalini's EFT with a lot of skepticism at first....but it worked.... I was surprised at how amazingly calm I became when I travelled underground on the MRT or took the lift to the 30th floor, when in the past, these issues where giving me a whole lot of stress, fear, and stomach tensions and anxiety. It is amazingly simple and easy...and it works ...Thanks Shalini!"
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Shalini is an internationally renowned Emotional and Physical Pain Relief Expert. She is also an international best selling author of the book Pebbles In The Pond Wave Three, co-authored with Lisa Nichols and others. After doctors prescribed bed rest indefinitely due to an illness and chronic pain, she went on a profound journey - discovered tools that she used by herself and healed herself completely. Since then, she has helped hundreds of pain sufferers, sometimes including doctors, go from feeling stuck to relieved, and from frustration and anger to peace and clarity. Her work has been featured on national and international magazines, newspapers, and even on television. Shalini is currently focused on working long term with a small group who are feeling sick of being stuck, who are ready and committed to doing what it takes to bring the big shifts they want. |
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