Soothing the - Itchy Skin Parasites

Kuhns
Flow With It
Professionally I operated a stress management center for nearly
twenty years and what I preached in the seminars and workshops I
did was to “flow with life” rather than try to control it. When you try
to control something, you give power to it. So rather than try to
control depression or those thoughts of doom I allowed them in my
space. Sure it’s nice when you can blame someone else, but “an
article of clothing,” or “enzyme therapy”? It was easy for me to get
upset and angry with myself for having missed disinfecting that
article or trying the new enzyme therapy and I did so. Again, I
allowed that anger into my space without resisting it remembering
the example I use all the time—crying over spilt milk (no benefit).
End result—what’s done is done and I can wallow in it or look for
creative options for there’s no future in being pessimistic.
So this is what I said to myself as I was driving home from my
office, “I’m depressed, I hate this feeling and I’d like to flow with it,
see this from another point of view, learn from it somehow” (sounds
stupid since I was itching from head to toe and desperate for a hot
shower).
I always like to look for options (I said that before—can’t say it
enough):
1. end my life.
2. Wallow in depression.
3. Discover more about the diet.
I choose the latter, took a hot shower, decontaminated everything
with ammonia spray, and made an appointment with my doctor to
obtain a prescription for ORAP.
What You Resist—Persists!
Never fight depression. Instead, flow with it and look for options.
Aim your brain for creative options to learn, benefit others, to get
beyond it and your creative self will come through for you. It’s like
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