11/16/2023 0 Comments Ugly blonde yelp reviewer with acne“Even though I feel totally unacceptable, I choose (want to or deeply) love and accept myself.”. “Even though I feel so insecure, I choose (want to or deeply) love and accept myself.”.“Even though I feel uncomfortable in my own skin, I choose (want to or deeply) love and accept myself.”.Two of the tools that I use clinically to help people facilitate letting go is Tapping and The Sedona Method. Overly sensitive.” If you had acne growing up, do any of these resonate? Do they still resonate? The intention of letting go is your total and complete freedom. Controlling demanding unrealistic perfection from self. Trying to hurt and punish yourself for past mistakes. “Feeling uncomfortable in your own skin, insecure, unacceptable, rejected, not good enough, unworthy of love. In The Secret Language of The Body, Inna Segal says that these are the consciousness or emotional factors that fuel acne. I had to learn how to love myself, by letting go of the inner self-hatred I was holding onto. All I saw was an ugly shell because the way I felt about myself covered up or filtered the real truth of being good enough and acceptable. It sounds funny to say, but it is the truth. It wasn’t until I was in my late 20’s and had some big internal shifts that I finally started to seeing myself as acceptable and as pretty decent looking. For me, I ultimately knew that the way I felt about myself was having an effect on this for me. Many things can be done to help someone heal physically from acne. Most of the time, we turn to the physical expression of health issues and deal with this first. Every health issue needs our care from every aspect – physically, energetically, emotionally and spiritually. The memories we go through and the emotions or states of being that get generated from those experiences can later manifest physically into the body. It is also the most under explored and misunderstood part of healing as well. It is the foundation and basis of Chinese medicine. It doesn’t mean it was THE truth, but it was all I knew for a very long time. Things happened, I interpreted them a certain way, and out of those memories solidified a great sense of feeling ugly and unacceptable. I had many events from the past, stretching deep into my childhood that were the foundations of why I felt this way about myself. This made me hide, inhibited me from dating more, and drove home a sense of me not being wanted by anyone. But, I entered my 20’s and I still continued to have acne. I couldn’t wait for the day when puberty was over and the acne would go away. When puberty came, acne was right there as a reminder of how unacceptable I really was. These emotions didn’t magically change as I grew older either. I grew up as a child truly believing that I was ugly and unacceptable.
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