Understanding the MindBody Connection - Sinusitis
I suffered from sinusitis and sinus infections for years.
I was prescribed antibiotics, nose sprays and used humidifiers to solve the problem. They all worked, temporally with no permanent cure.
In 1993, I was diagnosed with pre-cancerous tissues in my sinuses. Once I heard the word Cancer, it put fear into me, and I subjected myself to a surgeon’s knife to eradicate the disease.
At that time, I didn’t understand that emotions could be causing the problem. As I continue my path of healing, I realized through reading the book of Louise Hay, You Can Heal Your Life, that emotions cause dis-ease.
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Sinusitis:
Probable Cause:
Irritation to one person, someone close.
The one close person that had always irritated me was my mom. As I write this, I feel for my mom and I am uncomfortable that I continue to blame her for the conditions that were expressed within my body. It seems my mom has been a trigger for me, to learn, to overcome barriers and to ultimately connect to my emotions.
New Thought Pattern:
I declare peace and harmony indwell within me and surround me at all times. All is well.
It has been many years since I have suffered from a sinus infection. I have healed and acknowledged the emotions surrounding the relationship with my mom. I now know that mom did the best she could. Her experiences in her life created the woman she was and the ways in which she raised me. I have such gratitude for the learning.
I was raised in a home where conversation was sparse, and my mom didn’t share much about herself. As a young adult, I was naive to the ways of the world. I lacked experience and wisdom. I knew there was so much more beyond my home life. I was curious and wanted to understand and experience everything I had not. I wanted to be in the cool crowd at school, I just didn’t fit, and I didn’t feel I could experience new or fun things with the academics. It seems I just didn’t fit anywhere and at times I was a loner. I liked the bad boys; they were exciting and had lots of adventures. They had experienced a world that I had never. I dated a few of them and married one. I love my husbands’ stories; his adventures are something I would have loved to be part of.
With each passing day, I am finding peace and harmony. I’m loving where I’m at. All is well in my world.