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Stress. This too shall pass.

2/9/2016

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Stress. This too shall pass. When you change your past, you change your future. Joanne Wilshin. The Happiness Path.
   In my last post I wrote about body movement as a way to release trauma from your body because the effects of trauma hinder your ability intentionally create what you want in life.

   Another hindrance is stress. You know the adage: Under stress, you regress.

    Stress can cause your thinking to get crooked, your judgment to go haywire, and your attitude to decline.  Just

JJin Shin Jyutsu hand exercise chart.
hat you don’t want.

   Here are a few sites that you might find helpful in your goal to distress.
Buzzfeed, the site that creates those quizzes to help you identify which celebrity you were separated at birth from and which international city you should really be living in, that Buzzfeed has a great article titled 26 Genius Tricks To Help You Deal With Too Much Stress: Welcome to the chill zone.  My favorites? #2, #8, #12. How about you?

   Elephant Journal explains how to do a Jin Shin Jyutsu “5-minute hand exercise for instant energy boost and emotional balance.”  I love it. Hope you do too! 

   Then, when you’re all calmed down, pull out your copy of The Happiness Path and start processing whatever it is that’s causing you stress. Intentionally create something else instead. After all, you’d rather be happy than stressed!

When you change your past, you change your future. Joanne Wilshin. The Happiness Path.
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When you change your past, you change your future. Joanne Wilshin. The Happiness Path.
 If, as Carolyn Myss posits, biography is biology, feeding our cells positive mental experiences can be as healing as having the actual positive experience itself. The method that Joanne developed is called "processing". – K. Jensen

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    Joanne Wilshin

    is the author of Take a Moment and Create Your Life! and The Happiness Path. She facilitates workshops and creative circles, and provides lectures and individual coaching to support understanding both the creative process and how the mind-matter phenomenon can be harnessed for personal and worldly benefit.  She lives with her husband David in northwestern Washington.

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