
When I posted that I was crying hysterically and considering cutting myself because that felt like the only way to numb the pain out (used to be a cutter way back when, thought that was over and done with but lately I've been having a lot of relapses!). But some short time after reading this thread and posting I calmed down, and went through some really interesting, albeit painful stuff, just lying and feeling the pain and where in my body it originated. Mostly it struck me how subconsciously I really don't want to let go of my pain, for several reasons - because change is scary, the pain is familiar and a part of me that I've lived with for so long, because the pain is tinged with some kind of strange pleasure - and so on. And those reasons are still there, but it was interesting to realise just how much I'm clinging on to my issues for dear life.
Still, it's disheartening because I've been working *intensely* on my issues (mostly with EFT) for over a year now, and I've had so many of these moments that seem like healing crises, and I keep telling myself it's one step back, two steps forward, but really it just feels like two steps forward, two steps back all the time. Paths really feels like my last hope because I just don't have the energy to be optimistic about my ability to overcome this anymore.
I feel better today. I hope all this @#%& is at least a sign that the Trauma Free module is working for me.
) but when you get a moment it can be helpful reading what you can because you will pick up the corrections from previous posts and it can also help reading what people have been through.
that you've got yourself a house and that your California move is getting closer. And that you've got interviews lined up and that things are flowing. That is just so awesome. And it's encouraging to read that you had doubts about abundance and managed to move beyond and things are happening for you.





I do remember you saying that I'm not going to court and that's what I'm sticking too
I really don't like the idea of negative visualisation. Why in the world would anyone want to spend time each day imagining that they have lost the things they love the most?!?!
Or if they've lost their health, imagine losing their life? I can see what they're trying to do, but for me it wouldn't make me appreciate what I had, it would just make me feel totally depressed!!! It's good to appreciate what you have today but I can think of better ways of doing it than negative visualisation!!
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