When
You Say the State of the Economy Makes you Sick, You're probably right!
A few years ago a Stanford
University study reported that 95% of all illness was caused by stress. Not by
germs floating in the air or some hereditary predisposition, but by stress.
And of course, those of us who study
the Law of Attraction believe that going around saying "It makes me
sick," can attract more stressful feelings, and more illness.
Even if you feel fairly secure in your own employment or other source of income, worry over the general state of affairs in the country right now or worry over a friend or relative who is unemployed could actually be making you sick.
In many cases, generalized stress should be treated with Feel5ive. But this ongoing climate of stress could trigger an intensification of other energy imbalances. These should be treated before they lead to illness.
For instance, a person in the negative Aspen state already deals with uneasiness and fears that take no concrete shape. The uncertainty in today's economy could serve to intensify these fears.
The negative Beech state, in which a person disapproves of and blames everything and everyone around him, has a tendency to cause digestive illness. Now, at a time when even formerly tolerant individuals are pointing fingers at everyone from politicians to corporate executives, this kind of illness could become common.
To ward off stress-induced illness during these unsettling times, I think we should all either take the FeelBach! questionnaire, or study the qualities of each of the 38 Bach Flower Essences. Then we should take steps to keep ourselves healthy and stress-free.
After all, we can't individually "fix" the economy - but we can individually care for ourselves and do all in our power to remain healthy.
Even if you feel fairly secure in your own employment or other source of income, worry over the general state of affairs in the country right now or worry over a friend or relative who is unemployed could actually be making you sick.
In many cases, generalized stress should be treated with Feel5ive. But this ongoing climate of stress could trigger an intensification of other energy imbalances. These should be treated before they lead to illness.
For instance, a person in the negative Aspen state already deals with uneasiness and fears that take no concrete shape. The uncertainty in today's economy could serve to intensify these fears.
The negative Beech state, in which a person disapproves of and blames everything and everyone around him, has a tendency to cause digestive illness. Now, at a time when even formerly tolerant individuals are pointing fingers at everyone from politicians to corporate executives, this kind of illness could become common.
To ward off stress-induced illness during these unsettling times, I think we should all either take the FeelBach! questionnaire, or study the qualities of each of the 38 Bach Flower Essences. Then we should take steps to keep ourselves healthy and stress-free.
After all, we can't individually "fix" the economy - but we can individually care for ourselves and do all in our power to remain healthy.
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