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Excessive watchfulness may be a necessary tool for abused people as they reach out with a radar to sense if a parent or partner are drunk, pissed off, irritated or angry enough to hit them. This is a survival method they become masters of. What these people develop is an “excessive delta brain state” that … Continue reading
German folklore maintained the belief that the first mental invitation for colds is your verbalization of it happening: “He just sneezed right at me, I’ve caught it now.” “I catch a cold every winter.” “I’m sick of it.” “It’s can’t take it anymore.” “What he/she said/did really hurt me.” They believed that your thoughts and … Continue reading
In the 1950’s plastic surgeon Maxwell Maltz noticed that after plastic surgery many of his patients did not see any changes in themselves when they looked in the mirror, even after significant plastic surgery. Dr. Maltz studied the dynamics of self image and discovered an internal self-correcting process he called the psycho-cybernetic mechanism. According to … Continue reading
It is the nature of the mind that cures disease. Medicine, faith and alternative healers are nothing more than artificial aids to nature. They are mere methods of setting the chemistry of the mind in motion so that it readjusts the cells and tissues of the body, revitalizes the brain and otherwise causes the human … Continue reading
Catherine Fuchs' Wholebody Wellness 