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Parasites are everywhere! Not just this mask, not just the ones in "control," they are in your stomach as well.
Make sure to cleanse the bodily system weekly, the toxicity has increased ten fold from the food we eat, the air we breathe and even the clothes we wear. Your conscious attention is needed now more than ever.
Charcoal is a great purifier. Sea Moss can help retain missing nutrients. Fasting helps the body heal.
Make sure to cleanse the bodily system weekly, the toxicity has increased ten fold from the food we eat, the air we breathe and even the clothes we wear. Your conscious attention is needed now more than ever.
Charcoal is a great purifier. Sea Moss can help retain missing nutrients. Fasting helps the body heal.
Self talk is an internal dialogue that you have from time to time. It’s influenced by your subconscious mind, and it reveals your thoughts, beliefs and basically is a reflection of your persona.
Your self talk is an indication of your self awareness (physical, mental and emotional).
Our capacity for self talk develops over the years and is highly influenced by our environment. This leads to the two polarities of self talk – positive and negative. Depending on the polarity of our environment, we practice an uplifting or belittling self talk.
The real challenge is to discern whether our internal dialogue is an honest conversation with our true self, or simply an echo of external voices of authoritive or influential figures, social media and other information outlets.
“The way you choose to think and speak about yourself (to yourself and others), IS A CHOICE! You may have spent your whole life talking about yourself in a negative way, but that doesn’t mean you have to continue that path.”
(Miya Yamanouchi)
Your self talk is an indication of your self awareness (physical, mental and emotional).
Our capacity for self talk develops over the years and is highly influenced by our environment. This leads to the two polarities of self talk – positive and negative. Depending on the polarity of our environment, we practice an uplifting or belittling self talk.
The real challenge is to discern whether our internal dialogue is an honest conversation with our true self, or simply an echo of external voices of authoritive or influential figures, social media and other information outlets.
“The way you choose to think and speak about yourself (to yourself and others), IS A CHOICE! You may have spent your whole life talking about yourself in a negative way, but that doesn’t mean you have to continue that path.”
(Miya Yamanouchi)