- Faith that you can do it.

- SELF discipline to go in.
- Time to figure out the cause.
- Complete Trust in SELF.
- Celebration of each SELF alignment.
- Self or guided meditation to be able to get into subconscious to search for issues and find answers.
- Self or guided hypnosis in Theta state to faster access your subconscious.
- Healthy diet, natural supplements to help your body nourish and cleanse itself of toxins.
- Exercise like yoga that allows you to get your blood going, sweat to detox and to not think while relaxing your mind in the meditative state.
- Spiritual practice that can help you to gain faith and complete trust in yourself and/or higher powers.
- Sit comfortably on the chair with both feet touching floor or sit in yogi pose on the meditation mat/pillow.
- Close your eyes and try to observe your thoughts while concentrating on your breathing.
- Breath with your stomach mostly, take full breaths as needed.
- Once your breath is comfortable imagine you are observing yourself from the distance as a doctor.
- Ask your meditating self what is bothering you, why you have pain, sickness, disease.
- Observe your answers. If any answer involves others or external stimuli acknowledge that it’s your ego that possibly got hurt, let go of the situation, forgive yourself and others and keep asking more questions until you find only internal answers.
- Once you know the internal issue ask what you need to do to resolve it.
- Imagine you are SELF doctor and prescribe yourself consciousness SELF treatments including sending loving energy towards yourself.
- Once issue is resolved congratulate yourself in your ability to SELF heal.
The more you utilize this practice the more you will uncover your inner super powers the more you will become completely balanced and aligned in all aspects of your consciousness SELF.



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