The Stram Center for Integrative Medicine

By: Jennifer Enos, NP
The Internet….a blessing and a curse! What I have noticed recently is people having symptoms research the internet and then find a diagnosis that could “possibly” be what is going on with them.  This is a tricky way of operating. We are approaching a very important time in history. This point will become more apparent as time goes on. Most of the consciousness of human beings is aligned with the mass hysteria of illusion. It is challenging for us to not only recognize where we are in this paradigm consiously but to actually create objectivity and detachment to shift this in our own lives.
    
Our mind is “a terrible thing to waste” is a profound statement. So, are we using our mind to look for problems and create more negative situations or are we using our minds to create health, peace and abundance. This is not to minimize physical symptoms that may be occuring….it is important to have things evaluated and diagnosed to put the mind at rest, but first what would be to our benefit is to align ourselves spiritually; then the rest will reveal itself. We need to learn to trust that our body has an innate wisdom to heal, an extraordinary capacity beyond our imagination; all we need to do is keep breaking down the inner walls that prevent us from experiencing that now.
   
It is stated in different philosophies, that we need to seek teachings, a community of like minded individuals and to surround ourselves with people or an individual who is further along this path to “pull us forward into a postive future.”  Where are you in the process? Are there qualities that you can bring forth within yourself that will bring forth a different experience for yourself? Is there something that you are holding back or that you could bring forward? Keep asking…….it is of utmost importance to learn the art of discernment between where we are in creating our life or where we are we at the effect. If not now, when?

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