Are You A Soul Deprived Addict?
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Addictions come in many forms: From the workaholic who finds it impossible to take even half a day off from his or her busy schedule to be with family or friends to the more commonly recognised addictions like smoking, drinking and eating, or compulsive gambling.
Any form of obsession or addiction is destructive and has the potential to ruin parts of your life, your relationships and your physical and financial health and emotional health. Over 60% of people suffer from addictive behaviour in one form or another. The different types of obsessions are truly endless, and include also less obvious patterns of behaviour like compulsive relationships, surfing the net, or using chat lines, the list is endless.
Geopathic stress could cause addictions
Geopathic stress, in part caused by earth faults, subterranean water and the increased use of electronic equipment, building and the like, is on the increase and in my op pinion a major contributor to addictive behaviour. Geopathic stress as well as electro stress affect the brain and interfere with the normal functioning. Being exposed to geostress and electro stress over lengthy periods is rather like tripping a switch in your brain all the time. This is your body's immune system working overtime just to keep you going. Something else has to give because we lack the resources to fight on all fronts. The result: We lack the energy to fuel the other parts of ourselves which are needed to keep us in balance and centred.
Addictions and obsessions are a way to make up for this lack of centeredness. The quick fix adrenalin rush of obsessive behaviour clouds over the real issue, which also has been very aptly called "soul deprivation". Over time you stop functioning normally.
In my 15 year studies into the effects of geopathic stress I have found that everyone who shows addictive behaviour patterns is also geopathically stressed.
Symptoms of Soul Deprivation
So what is soul deprivation? It can be described as a feeling of emptiness, vague depression, disillusionment about your partner, family and life in general, lack and loss of meaningful values, lack of fulfillment. I am sure you get the picture. It seems to me that we all know someone with these symptoms. Soul deprivation is a sickness of our times which we tend to fight with addictive, obsessive behaviour..
It is vitally important to cure these pervasive and destabilising habits, and indeed the survival of our society depends on it.
Curing addiction and soul deprivation
It is best to work best from the outside in: In other words we look at environmental factors first.
Start with neutralising geopathic stress and electro stress to reduce the constant strain on your brain and body. Geopathic stress can be checked out anywhere by any experienced dowser.
Now your body and mind are more receptive to new inspirations and absorb nutrition properly. Geopathic stress reduces absorption of nutrients. Food loses its nutrients faster, which means, not only is your body unable to take up nutrients properly, but the food has lost much of its goodness by the time you consume it.
Choose a good supplement since it is impossible to ensure that you always get the nutrients you need. Mangosteen juice for instance is totally natural and has countless health benefits. These two steps will lift your spirits, make you feel much more energetic and get you motivated.
You will find it much easier now to open your heart to new ideas and nurture your soul. Try new things. Read inspirational books, learn new techniques and get in touch with yourself. Allow new people into your life. Be in touch with nature. Go for walks, alone, at least once per week.No mobile, just you, nature and maybe your dog...
...and finally, choose your company with care. Surround yourself with people who inspire you, and above all stay away from those who lower your energy.
About the Author
Mercedes Oestermann van Essen is an energy therapist and author of several books on energy therapy, human development,books on stress management and How can I handle stress .
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