February 12th, 2010
Hi, I’m Misa and I’m so glad you are here. Perhaps you have heard about or read my book, The Root of All Healing: 7 Steps to Healing Anything. I wrote this book after years of experiencing successful self-healing for myself and witnessing the extraordinary healing of people I knew.
If you or someone you loved does not yet have a copy of the book, you can get one through the post below.
It is so easy to become discouraged and frustrated with the pace at which most self-healing occurs. That is why I decided to offer Inspired Healing Messages via e-mail. Throughout the week, literally as I am inspired, I’ll send you thoughts, quotes, links to articles and videos, and special offers and invitations to all kinds of inspiring healing support.
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December 1st, 2009
The Root Of All Healing
Right now, Reverend Misa is launching her book, “The Root of All Healing: 7 Steps to Healing Anything.” If you are health challenged, in chronic pain or know someone that would love to find relief from illness, this book lays out a clear and successful pathway to ultimate health.
Order this amazing book, The Root Of All Healing, and not only can you begin the rewarding journey back to vibrant health, but you can also take advantage of over 20 powerful gifts from other self-empowerment teachers, mentors, and guides.
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July 21st, 2009
Laughter is Good Medicine
Laughter may be better medicine than many of us realize. Have you noticed how laughter takes your mind off your problems and lifts your spirits in minutes. Suddenly, the world is a better place and you feel better being in it. Seeing a comedian or listening to something funny is good for your emotional health.
Believe it or not, laughter helps you physically as well as emotionally for example—in the prevention of cardiovascular disease. I ran across a study from the University of Maryland School of Medicine where researchers determined: “Laughter appears to cause the tissue that forms the inner lining of the blood vessels, the endothelium, to dilate or expand in order to increase blood flow.”
Dr. Miller, MD, Director of Preventative Cardiology at the University Medical Center explains why this could be significant in regard to wellness: “The endothelium is the first line in the development of atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries, so given the results of our study, it is conceivable that laughing may be important to maintain a healthy endothelium, and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.”
Most of us know that heart disease is one of the leading causes of death. So laughter may very well be one of our best prescriptions for health. Anybody know any good jokes?
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July 14th, 2009
I was asked to share a little more about gratitude as it relates to healing, and since gratitude is one of my favorite topics….
The first time I was really introduced to the power of gratitude was in a sweat lodge. During the first round of prayers we were invited to tell the Creator what we were thankful for in our lives. I had never heard so many prayers of gratitude offered at one time, and I was profoundly moved. How could any power in the Universe remain untouched by such offerings of thanks?
The next major influence in regard to gratitude was my husband. The first few times I heard him pray, the only prayers he uttered were prayers of thanks. He even gave thanks for what he wanted, but had not yet received. I watched this as he manifested more work, a new house, and me. He would pray something like this, “Thank you Spirit for new sources of greater income in which I can use my talents to be of service to others and provide for myself and my family.”
These prayers were full of heart and true gratitude. Then he would relax and go about his day. It was marvelous to watch how quickly his desires were fulfilled.
I began applying this approach to healing. Sure enough, I would give thanks for the healing of some condition I was challenged by, and within a very short time I began receiving insights and meeting healers who were able to help me shift the energy very quickly toward health.
In fact, at one point, I received an insight necessary to my health that would not have been obvious to me. I was living in Sedona, Arizona, where there is a great deal of iron in the rocks. I was shown in a vision that I was having trouble healing the onset of MS because the rocks themselves were putting too much stress on my body. We moved away from Sedona, and I started healing immediately.
Gratitude is a powerful form of prayer and influence in healing. Check in again, because I’ll be sharing a story about gratitude that helped me understand how motivating enthusiasm and trust expressed through gratitude can truly be.
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July 6th, 2009
Most of us who have experienced chronic illnesses and pain, look for cures from any source we can find. As someone who once experienced chronic pain, I know that in order to really end the pain, we have to put an end to the illness that caused the pain in the first place—and that means healing ourselves at the source.
For me, that meant having the courage to look at the ways in which I abused myself emotionally. That internal whip pounding on me was the reason I attracted painful physical conditions and emotional trauma into my life. I began finding true cures to my compound illnesses when I dropped the metaphoric whip and demanded (yes, demanded) from myself a life of happiness.
I didn’t know how I was going to create a life free from pain and filled with happiness. I just knew I deserved it and was committed to a life I wanted to live. In time, the right people, treatments, and the source of my own ability to heal all presented themselves to me.
In m process of healing, every time I heard myself being harsh on me or others, I visually picked up that whip and threw it into the ocean. Then I replaced those debasing thoughts with kind, compassionate words of understanding.
We all deserve a life of freedom and happiness. So if you are experiencing chronic pain, do you know—would you recognize—your own internal whip? Would you be willing to give away those hurtful thoughts to let them be washed away by the sea?
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July 5th, 2009
When I first began working on my self-healing I thought the journey was about gaining physical freedom from my pain and illnesses in order to experience greater spiritual freedom. As I deepened my experience in the journey, I soon discovered true healing occurred when I reversed my focus. The more I allowed myself to focus on spiritual awakening, my spiritual gifts became more accessible, and in using those spiritual gifts I have been able to heal myself.
I have healed myself from the onset of MS, a collapsed fallopian tube, virus infections, and cuts usually requiring stitches, to name a few. Again, these healings occurred as I acknowledged my healing as a spiritual journey rather than a physical one.
To my delight, I have met others who made the same discovery. I’ll be sharing more of my story and theirs in my future posts, so stay tuned.
I invite you to subscribe to my Inspired Healing Messages, so that you can receive encouragement in your own beautiful and powerful healing journey.
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June 17th, 2009
When we are uncomfortable and in pain it can be so difficult to focus on what you want to be feeling. But it is a necessity. If you focus on your discomfort, you will simply feel more of it. Here are a few practical things you can do to help you focus on what you want.
Give thanks for even the tiniest feeling of freedom in your body. Say it and feel it with all the gusto and certainty that you can so that your body knows you mean it and can live up to your expectation.
Get involved in service or a creative endeavor that engages you fully. Plenty of studies have been done to show that pain relief is common when people are focused in creative expression.
Give yourself what you need to feel free from pain: see a healer; change your habits; take medication, herbs or homeopathic remedies; learn to hypnotize yourself; meditate; engage in relaxation practices; use guided meditations; give yourself reiki…..whatever it takes—help your body get to a place where it is feeling more free. And help it do so frequently.
Listen to and follow your intuition so that you find healing solutions that truly work for you, not just for pain relief, but for complete and total healing at the source of your discomfort.
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June 15th, 2009
Because my mother and father both died painful deaths, I am devoted to healing myself and supporting others in finding freedom from pain. I am delighted when I can offer healing support and relief from pain to my client or when I release myself from physical and emotional pain. Best of all, it feels great when we can maintain vigorous health and well-being through thoughtful daily practices. I have become committed to the concept of creating life physically free and happy.
Healing is a journey, isn’t it? And it begins as a real journey, when we pause for a while and just attend to our life as it is now. Paying attention is one of great spiritual practices, and there is no better time to begin than when we are feeling unwell. The body and emotions need to know we are paying attention before anything will change.
So if we want to find freedom-we must first pay attention to what is really going on at every level. That means attending spiritually, mentally, emotionally and physically. Often, we just attend in one or two areas. Attend in all four areas and freedom simply starts happening.
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June 12th, 2009
One of the most effective forms of healing prayer I have witnessed is gratitude. When we are in pain and discomfort, it is easy to focus on what is not right.
Gratitude is a perfect way to take the focus off the discomfort and get focused on feeling good. It is a way in which we talk to the creative force of the universe inside our bodies. You can even direct the prayer internally to the Divine flowing inside your cells.
For example, here are some examples of prayers I use when my body is complaining to me.
“Thank you for showing me the source of this illness, so that I can heal completely.”
“Thank you for freeing my joints so that they are moving easily and comfortably.”
“Thank you for my ability to breathe freely and easily during this allergy season.”
“Thank you for guiding me to exactly what I need to be wholly healthy.”
It is fun and feels good as you gratefully draw in the creative power of life, Spirit, God, the Universe—whatever you believe in—to create wellness in your body.
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June 10th, 2009
During one of the most stressful times in my life, I intuitively picked a book about a man who discovered the benefits of Jain meditation practice. I was moved by what I read.
I was wired tight and I knew if I could teach myself to meditate, I could enjoy the serenity and peace the author described. So one morning, I got up early, sat cross-legged on my living room floor and nearly went crazy for five minutes.
It was months before I was able to sit still for just twenty minutes, but I got there—then an hour, then hours, and then a day. Whenever I’m starting to wind up, with just few minutes of silent meditation I can quiet my itchy mind and calm my body.
A relaxed mind and body is an environment for good health.
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