57. Pain to Possibility Guided Meditation

Pushing pain aside will only cause it to amplify until you can ignore it no longer. Your struggles will begin to take over your life, stealing your joy, peace, and freedom. But you can learn how to shift pain into possibility. You can learn to acknowledge the voice of your pain as a messenger teaching you how to truly heal.

Any time you feel wound up, overwhelmed, stressed, or at the end of your rope, set whatever it is that you are doing aside and practice this exercise with me. 

As you rehearse the seven steps in The Pain to Possibility Guided Meditation you will notice how you can feel calm and in control no matter what emotions or thoughts arise. You will feel capable of receiving these messages and transforming them and releasing them so that you can show up as your most authentic self.

 

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