Podcast: Thriving Now
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Guilt & Shame – 2006-03-19
Once we get down to the hurt, the guilt and shame, significant progress can be made. Those feelings that we shouldn’t exist, that we’re not good enough, that we ARE wrong (shame) or that we’ve done wrong (guilt)… these get so strongly ingrained on an energetic level that affects the whole organism.
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Picking Our Battles – 2006-03-12
A battle, by definition, involves opposing forces. We engage in battle, and by making that choice, by the Law of Attraction we assure ourselves of one thing: what we oppose, even from a righteous heart, will become bigger, and bigger, and bigger in our reality.
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Jealousy and Envy – 2006-03-12
When we feel jealousy (fearful or wary of being supplanted, or of losing affection or position) or envy (a feeling of discontentment and resentment aroused by desire for the possessions or qualities of another), we can use EFT on the body sensations and use re-perceiving to empower ourselves.
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Anger – 2006-03-10
The emotional journey from disempowerment to joy… usually goes right through anger. And anger feels SO much better than despair, grief, and hopelessness. Good! Take time with yourself, be angry, use EFT, and keep moving up the vibrational scale. These audio sessions give you examples on how to do just that.
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Physical Pain – 2006-03-05
Pain in the body can be emotional in nature, related to a physical trauma, or a combination. In this session we explore aspects of physical pain and how we can use EFT to soothe the pain from unbearable to “I can live with that.”
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Raising Your Vibration with EFT
Rick Wilkes of Thriving Now discusses Raising Your Vibration with EFT on VoiceAmerica Radio with Carol Look.
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Hysterical Over Stolen Car – Mom Did Not Take Me – Unworthy at the Core
Jai’s car was stolen several weeks ago. In addition to all the fear and feelings of being unsafe such an act brings normally…. Early childhood events like a sudden car accident can make significant, life-altering impacts on our energy system. In this follow-up session with Ben…. Is there a difference between being “undeserving” and being…