Comments on: Listen to your body for balance and health http://heartofhealing.net/2009/01/27/listen-to-your-body-for-balance-and-health/ Support for your healing journey Wed, 14 Dec 2011 17:17:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: The Inner Voice Speaks Through the Body | WHOOZ VOICE http://heartofhealing.net/2009/01/27/listen-to-your-body-for-balance-and-health/comment-page-1/#comment-29517 The Inner Voice Speaks Through the Body | WHOOZ VOICE Mon, 04 Apr 2011 09:33:33 +0000 http://heartofhealing.net/?p=509#comment-29517 [...] body’s messages is essential to maintaining balance and good health,” writes Mary Maddux at HeartofHealing.net. “In all the busyness and noise [of daily life], we lose connection with the most fundamental [...] [...] body’s messages is essential to maintaining balance and good health,” writes Mary Maddux at HeartofHealing.net. “In all the busyness and noise [of daily life], we lose connection with the most fundamental [...]

]]> By: fitandwellness http://heartofhealing.net/2009/01/27/listen-to-your-body-for-balance-and-health/comment-page-1/#comment-28543 fitandwellness Tue, 25 Jan 2011 22:57:45 +0000 http://heartofhealing.net/?p=509#comment-28543 [...] source of article [...] [...] source of article [...]

]]> By: Mary http://heartofhealing.net/2009/01/27/listen-to-your-body-for-balance-and-health/comment-page-1/#comment-27197 Mary Sun, 03 Oct 2010 17:04:03 +0000 http://heartofhealing.net/?p=509#comment-27197 Eleanor, I don't know how to explain the sound wave. I doubt that it's a form of clairaudience. It could actually be something neurological or some form of tinnitis. You might want to get it checked out, but it may also be an aspect of your heightened sensitivity in general. Eleanor, I don’t know how to explain the sound wave. I doubt that it’s a form of clairaudience. It could actually be something neurological or some form of tinnitis. You might want to get it checked out, but it may also be an aspect of your heightened sensitivity in general.

]]> By: Eleanor http://heartofhealing.net/2009/01/27/listen-to-your-body-for-balance-and-health/comment-page-1/#comment-27189 Eleanor Sun, 03 Oct 2010 12:35:29 +0000 http://heartofhealing.net/?p=509#comment-27189 Dear Mary, It's interesting to note that we often say "listen to our bodies" instead of "observe", "see" or "feel" our bodies. It seems that listening is very important in maintaining both physical and emotional health. I majored in Music when I was a university student. Often people describe me as very sensitive to sounds due to my musical training, and they are surprised that I can hear my colleague sitting at the other corner of the staff room accidentally pour water onto the desk. My sensitivity to sounds make it very uncomfortable for me to stay in noisy environments. I hate travelling on the MTR because of the deafening noises when the train runs at full speed. While waiting at the bus stop, I find the engine noises annoying. One day, when I returned to my quiet bedroom from the "world of noises" outside my home, I heard something like a sound wave running through my brain at a very fast speed, hence producing a high-pitched, piercing sound. I felt very uncomfortable with this "sound wave" as it made me feel tense and impatient. As I gradually calmed down, I noticed how this sound wave changed: first it seemed to break into shorter waves; then it was broken into two round sounds, one in my left ear and the other in my right ear. The feeling of a sound wave running across my brain was gone. I felt relaxed. I also noticed that the sound wave seemed to soften when I became aware of the surrounding environment. The same thing happen when I have lessons at the seminary. After sitting in the classroom and being bombarded with information, my mind becomes so tense that I hear that piercing sound wave again. The 10-minute break is just not enough for me to refresh my mind for the next lesson. I have never told other people about this sound wave. This is my first time sharing the above experience. Is this clairaudience? It seems that this sound wave reflects quite accurately my physical and emotional states. Is there anything you would suggest me to do in handling / "making use of" this ability to hear "inner sound waves"? Thank you very much for your sharing of experience and suggestions, Eleanor Dear Mary,

It’s interesting to note that we often say “listen to our bodies” instead of “observe”, “see” or “feel” our bodies. It seems that listening is very important in maintaining both physical and emotional health.

I majored in Music when I was a university student. Often people describe me as very sensitive to sounds due to my musical training, and they are surprised that I can hear my colleague sitting at the other corner of the staff room accidentally pour water onto the desk. My sensitivity to sounds make it very uncomfortable for me to stay in noisy environments. I hate travelling on the MTR because of the deafening noises when the train runs at full speed. While waiting at the bus stop, I find the engine noises annoying.

One day, when I returned to my quiet bedroom from the “world of noises” outside my home, I heard something like a sound wave running through my brain at a very fast speed, hence producing a high-pitched, piercing sound. I felt very uncomfortable with this “sound wave” as it made me feel tense and impatient. As I gradually calmed down, I noticed how this sound wave changed: first it seemed to break into shorter waves; then it was broken into two round sounds, one in my left ear and the other in my right ear. The feeling of a sound wave running across my brain was gone. I felt relaxed. I also noticed that the sound wave seemed to soften when I became aware of the surrounding environment.

The same thing happen when I have lessons at the seminary. After sitting in the classroom and being bombarded with information, my mind becomes so tense that I hear that piercing sound wave again. The 10-minute break is just not enough for me to refresh my mind for the next lesson.

I have never told other people about this sound wave. This is my first time sharing the above experience.

Is this clairaudience? It seems that this sound wave reflects quite accurately my physical and emotional states. Is there anything you would suggest me to do in handling / “making use of” this ability to hear “inner sound waves”?

Thank you very much for your sharing of experience and suggestions,

Eleanor

]]> By: Mary http://heartofhealing.net/2009/01/27/listen-to-your-body-for-balance-and-health/comment-page-1/#comment-25501 Mary Sat, 26 Dec 2009 16:57:45 +0000 http://heartofhealing.net/?p=509#comment-25501 I was taught that the left takes the energy in and the right releases it, but I'm not convinced that's necessarily true. I would imagine that with this, as with many things in energy healing, there are differing points of view! I was taught that the left takes the energy in and the right releases it, but I’m not convinced that’s necessarily true. I would imagine that with this, as with many things in energy healing, there are differing points of view!

]]> By: d'Louise http://heartofhealing.net/2009/01/27/listen-to-your-body-for-balance-and-health/comment-page-1/#comment-25495 d'Louise Fri, 25 Dec 2009 11:15:21 +0000 http://heartofhealing.net/?p=509#comment-25495 With energy work, I've heard that one hand, or one side of the body takes in energy and the other releases energy. I'd like to know which hand/ side of the body releases the energy? With energy work, I’ve heard that one hand, or one side of the body takes in energy and the other releases energy. I’d like to know which hand/ side of the body releases the energy?

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