YOUR BODY
What makes it feel good and what makes it hurt? Learn to listen to your body when it communicates.
YOUR FEELINGS
Which people or activities cause you to feel happy, loving, connected, and which feelings cause anger, fear and depression?
YOUR THOUGHTS
Which thoughts make you smile and feel good, and what brings a frown or causes your muscles to tighten?
YOUR SPIRIT
What causes you to feel inner peace, joy, a sense that all is right with the world? Let your thoughts guide you.
Staying healthy does not have to be a mystery, it is often the simple tweaks
that have the biggest effect. Just understanding why you react a certain
way or why things manifest is the first step on the path to wellness.
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