Peace and joy: your body as change
So here we are at the end of the beginning when it comes to. Talking about. Health, body/mind peace and joy. Thus far the primary messages have focused upon building relationships with medical professionals as human beings to enhance your chances of doing well in “clinical medicine situations). Then, food and how our culture.has come to treat the buying and eating processes. Some attention.has been given to the inadequate health education we receive as youth and beyond. The focus. Has been on these areas because we can play a very active role in all of these facets of moving toward peace and joy by participating in our own well being. Now it is time to put a cap on this for a bit by focusing on a topic that could have been first or last, however last seems to work as a summary idea so here it goes.
In a book called (I think) “Aging for. Beginners” the authors present a very “mindfulness” framework for the readers. In simple terms they point out that stuff happens to everyone’s body throughout a life span and that this is inevitable. While they don’t come right down to it, they imply the hell out of the idea that the very human need for security makes it difficult for us to age gracefully. Or have any peace of mind regarding. One of the most natural pathways that all humans walk. They are right. Society and our own minds as part of it have taught. Us to fear changes especially to our body and ones that indicate aging in particular. To paraphrase they also believe when things are relatively stable and at least okay we get complacent and then when things change we complain, get anxious, and make peace or joy very close to impossible. We almost never. Look at shifts in health as a possibility.to learn how to advance under certain body circumstances.
So this is my final. Commentary for seeking peace and joy and. Understanding health. Like I said—for now.
The Certain Change Paradox
Spoiler Alert.... Have you ever met a baby? How about a 5 year-old? Has your life been impacted. By you as a pre-teen or teen-aged kid? Have you nNoticed any gray hairs or shifts. In body parts? If yQuestion—As humans to we live a life of constant changes in body images, heath status, and attitudes toward our bodies and those of others? If your answer is no to any. Or all of these questions the idea that flinging to. Ideas. Of body “certainty is not going to promote a peaceful outcome—because in the vernacular —it ain’t so Jack. Your body was made to change and no matter how many plastic parts we put in them change is still going to happen.
Okay that brings me to the final point... If you are very uncomfortable with change, you will have. A hard time ever finding peace, Joy, and Happiness in the same place. Acceptance and comfort in change is clearly a key to accepting and influencing what. You can is a path to coming to a better health care place in your mind and soul. From the time you leave the. Womb till the time you turn to dust change is the human way. So if you can count on change stop treating change as uncertain and thus letting it fall into something to be anxious about. Try to view changes in your body with some degree of uncovering new opportunities to find different ways of doing things, and a chancer to form different. Relationships with.people who now expect you to understand them because they have had a similar body experience. If you can accept change and embrace it, you will find all types of opportunities fo Sind peace and Joy. If you deny change you will feel pretty. Hopeless,
Don’t doubt we will tale more about this in the near future. Starting Tomorrow the Top Ten Countdown... Number. 10. The Magical History of Candles you can find some peace and joy in the discovery process of “what’s next?” If.
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