Make a commitment to yourself to heal your body, mind and spirit. You must decide you want to be well. It's your life and your body, no one can do it for you. Consider the gifts of your illness.
Reduce the stress in your life. Practice meditation, yoga, exercise. Allow yourself to rest and relax.
Communicate with Spirit -- your Higher Self, Angels, God/Goddess, etc., --on a regular basis.
Cultivate self-esteem. Love yourself. Give and receive love freely and unconditionally. Forgive.
Love your body, especially the parts that are hurting. Eat real foods---fruits and vegetables, drink lots of pure water. Eliminate pollutants such as caffeine, tobacco, sugar, aspartame.
Watch out for negative thinking, your own and others. Write and repeat positive affirmations. If the news gets you down, don't watch it on TV or read the violent parts of the newspaper. Stop seeing people who put out negative vibrations and make you feel bad.
Live mindfully in the present moment. Let the past go. The future will take care of itself.
Be willing to make the necessary changes in your life and lifestyle. This means big changes as well as small ones!
Honor your emotions. If something doesn't feel right, it isn't right.
Don't worry about what other people think. Don't worry, period.
Follow your bliss. You deserve to be happy. Do what you want to do.
Try new alternative and complementary healing methods. If something isn't working, try something else. Listen to your intuition, it's there to help and protect you.
LOIS M. GRANT, Ph.D.
A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY
Lois Grant grew up in the forties and fifties and led a "normal" life for a Midwestern girl. She married her high school sweetheart who began to work for a major Fortune 500 company and they had two children, a boy and a girl--"the perfect family." They attended church, she taught piano lessons, was active in the PTA and pursued her roles as wife, mother and homemaker with enthusiasm. The children flourished, but by the time they were in junior high school she felt a need to do more with her considerable talents. Aptitude testing revealed that she was suited for "medicine, architecture or composing" and she chose to go to architecture school.
This was a very strange thing for a woman of 37 years to do in 1975, but she earned her degree and proceeded to make a specialty of hospital renovation work. The onset of rheumatoid arthritis at this time was troublesome, but did not deter her. She divorced her husband in 1983 and two years later moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and remarried.
Always an avid reader, she was led to explore astrology first, then moved to other spiritual interests with the primary goal of healing her arthritis. The story of her personal growth and spiritual as well as physical healing are the subjects of her book, Spirit at Work, A Journey of Healing. She demonstrates that there are alternative healing modalities which can bring about desired results without the side effects of traditional Western medicine. She feels strongly that healing takes place from the inside out. She says, "My experience of healing my rheumatoid arthritis has been a dramatic and touching story of pain, desperation and deformity. Frustration with Western medicine, which was poisoning my body and offering little more than symptomatic alleviation, brought me to the path of spiritual growth and inner healing. I have explored many alternative healing methods and sought advice from psychics, channels and the angels."
Since writing Spirit at Work, Lois has retired from architecture to teach workshops and classes, to counsel those who wish to heal themselves, and to write more books. She has been interviewed on numerous radio and television programs on her book tour which took her to Chicago, Boston, Providence and Los Angeles, as well as Atlanta. She has earned a Ph.D. in Holistic Counseling. She has named her new company Angelic Beings of Light Enterprises, Inc. A.B.L.E. because she was very disabled, but now she is able.
Lois lives with her husband and two cats in Atlanta, Georgia.
LOIS M. GRANT, Ph.D.
A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY
Lois Grant grew up in the forties and fifties and led a "normal" life for a Midwestern girl. She married her high school sweetheart who began to work for a major Fortune 500 company and they had two children, a boy and a girl--"the perfect family." They attended church, she taught piano lessons, was active in the PTA and pursued her roles as wife, mother and homemaker with enthusiasm. The children flourished, but by the time they were in junior high school she felt a need to do more with her considerable talents. Aptitude testing revealed that she was suited for "medicine, architecture or composing" and she chose to go to architecture school.
This was a very strange thing for a woman of 37 years to do in 1975, but she earned her degree and proceeded to make a specialty of hospital renovation work. The onset of rheumatoid arthritis at this time was troublesome, but did not deter her. She divorced her husband in 1983 and two years later moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and remarried.
Always an avid reader, she was led to explore astrology first, then moved to other spiritual interests with the primary goal of healing her arthritis. The story of her personal growth and spiritual as well as physical healing are the subjects of her book, Spirit at Work, A Journey of Healing. She demonstrates that there are alternative healing modalities which can bring about desired results without the side effects of traditional Western medicine. She feels strongly that healing takes place from the inside out. She says, "My experience of healing my rheumatoid arthritis has been a dramatic and touching story of pain, desperation and deformity. Frustration with Western medicine, which was poisoning my body and offering little more than symptomatic alleviation, brought me to the path of spiritual growth and inner healing. I have explored many alternative healing methods and sought advice from psychics, channels and the angels."
Since writing Spirit at Work, Lois has retired from architecture to teach workshops and classes, to counsel those who wish to heal themselves, and to write more books. She has been interviewed on numerous radio and television programs on her book tour which took her to Chicago, Boston, Providence and Los Angeles, as well as Atlanta. She has earned a Ph.D. in Holistic Counseling. She has named her new company Angelic Beings of Light Enterprises, Inc. A.B.L.E. because she was very disabled, but now she is able.
Lois lives with her husband and two cats in Atlanta, Georgia.
Reduce the stress in your life. Practice meditation, yoga, exercise. Allow yourself to rest and relax.
Communicate with Spirit -- your Higher Self, Angels, God/Goddess, etc., --on a regular basis.
Cultivate self-esteem. Love yourself. Give and receive love freely and unconditionally. Forgive.
Love your body, especially the parts that are hurting. Eat real foods---fruits and vegetables, drink lots of pure water. Eliminate pollutants such as caffeine, tobacco, sugar, aspartame.
Watch out for negative thinking, your own and others. Write and repeat positive affirmations. If the news gets you down, don't watch it on TV or read the violent parts of the newspaper. Stop seeing people who put out negative vibrations and make you feel bad.
Live mindfully in the present moment. Let the past go. The future will take care of itself.
Be willing to make the necessary changes in your life and lifestyle. This means big changes as well as small ones!
Honor your emotions. If something doesn't feel right, it isn't right.
Don't worry about what other people think. Don't worry, period.
Follow your bliss. You deserve to be happy. Do what you want to do.
Try new alternative and complementary healing methods. If something isn't working, try something else. Listen to your intuition, it's there to help and protect you.
LOIS M. GRANT, Ph.D.
A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY
Lois Grant grew up in the forties and fifties and led a "normal" life for a Midwestern girl. She married her high school sweetheart who began to work for a major Fortune 500 company and they had two children, a boy and a girl--"the perfect family." They attended church, she taught piano lessons, was active in the PTA and pursued her roles as wife, mother and homemaker with enthusiasm. The children flourished, but by the time they were in junior high school she felt a need to do more with her considerable talents. Aptitude testing revealed that she was suited for "medicine, architecture or composing" and she chose to go to architecture school.
This was a very strange thing for a woman of 37 years to do in 1975, but she earned her degree and proceeded to make a specialty of hospital renovation work. The onset of rheumatoid arthritis at this time was troublesome, but did not deter her. She divorced her husband in 1983 and two years later moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and remarried.
Always an avid reader, she was led to explore astrology first, then moved to other spiritual interests with the primary goal of healing her arthritis. The story of her personal growth and spiritual as well as physical healing are the subjects of her book, Spirit at Work, A Journey of Healing. She demonstrates that there are alternative healing modalities which can bring about desired results without the side effects of traditional Western medicine. She feels strongly that healing takes place from the inside out. She says, "My experience of healing my rheumatoid arthritis has been a dramatic and touching story of pain, desperation and deformity. Frustration with Western medicine, which was poisoning my body and offering little more than symptomatic alleviation, brought me to the path of spiritual growth and inner healing. I have explored many alternative healing methods and sought advice from psychics, channels and the angels."
Since writing Spirit at Work, Lois has retired from architecture to teach workshops and classes, to counsel those who wish to heal themselves, and to write more books. She has been interviewed on numerous radio and television programs on her book tour which took her to Chicago, Boston, Providence and Los Angeles, as well as Atlanta. She has earned a Ph.D. in Holistic Counseling. She has named her new company Angelic Beings of Light Enterprises, Inc. A.B.L.E. because she was very disabled, but now she is able.
Lois lives with her husband and two cats in Atlanta, Georgia.
LOIS M. GRANT, Ph.D.
A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY
Lois Grant grew up in the forties and fifties and led a "normal" life for a Midwestern girl. She married her high school sweetheart who began to work for a major Fortune 500 company and they had two children, a boy and a girl--"the perfect family." They attended church, she taught piano lessons, was active in the PTA and pursued her roles as wife, mother and homemaker with enthusiasm. The children flourished, but by the time they were in junior high school she felt a need to do more with her considerable talents. Aptitude testing revealed that she was suited for "medicine, architecture or composing" and she chose to go to architecture school.
This was a very strange thing for a woman of 37 years to do in 1975, but she earned her degree and proceeded to make a specialty of hospital renovation work. The onset of rheumatoid arthritis at this time was troublesome, but did not deter her. She divorced her husband in 1983 and two years later moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and remarried.
Always an avid reader, she was led to explore astrology first, then moved to other spiritual interests with the primary goal of healing her arthritis. The story of her personal growth and spiritual as well as physical healing are the subjects of her book, Spirit at Work, A Journey of Healing. She demonstrates that there are alternative healing modalities which can bring about desired results without the side effects of traditional Western medicine. She feels strongly that healing takes place from the inside out. She says, "My experience of healing my rheumatoid arthritis has been a dramatic and touching story of pain, desperation and deformity. Frustration with Western medicine, which was poisoning my body and offering little more than symptomatic alleviation, brought me to the path of spiritual growth and inner healing. I have explored many alternative healing methods and sought advice from psychics, channels and the angels."
Since writing Spirit at Work, Lois has retired from architecture to teach workshops and classes, to counsel those who wish to heal themselves, and to write more books. She has been interviewed on numerous radio and television programs on her book tour which took her to Chicago, Boston, Providence and Los Angeles, as well as Atlanta. She has earned a Ph.D. in Holistic Counseling. She has named her new company Angelic Beings of Light Enterprises, Inc. A.B.L.E. because she was very disabled, but now she is able.
Lois lives with her husband and two cats in Atlanta, Georgia.
posted by jorge israel at 5:06 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home