The New Education series is a good time to consider other techniques to support making life changes revealed through our images. Change is uncomfortable, so we often resist it.
Let’s say that your images show you in a series of short-term sexual relationships that have become unfulfilling. Soon after, you feel greater fulfillment in an image of you with one who shares your interests, hopes and dreams. Don’t be surprised if after making the commitment to change, you notice a friend who had been in frequent short-term relationships now is seeking a long-term commitment. Or another individual who only wanted “freedom” and is engaged to be married.
At first, we may ignore these synchronicities, often called things that happen by chance. They are, in fact, responses to you commitment to change. You’ll discover more about synchronicties in a blog posted on August 27, 2010.
Now let’s begin the last group of Imagery exercises in Romantic Love.
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I'm a blogger and editor presenting time-tested tools for self-awareness. The blog teaches techniques for identifying synchronicities to inform decision-making and the use of Imagery to change beliefs no longer beneficial. Certified by the American Institute for Mental Imagery and co-editor of The Encyclopedia of Mental Imagery, I've been able to record many of the Imagery exercises of Mme. Colette Aboulker Muscat in blogs so you can experience the power of Imagery in your own home. My specialty is editing info written by professionals in fields often speaking their own "language," making it understood by a broader audience. My home is in the Poconos, and we enjoy family vacations at OBX N.C. Look forward to feedback after you preview the blog. Find me on LinkedIn as barbfed@ptd.net and Instagram as bfedoroff1
consider other techniques to support making life changes revealed through our images. Change is uncomfortable, so we often resist it.
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