Working on the “otherside” has made my waistline spread like rumors of Fred Thompson running for President – quick. I didn’t realize that most of the “crossing over” I was doing was at Jack in the Box. Why? Imagine your front door being wide open …every nasty bug,critter, and salesman will walk right in creating havoc. The solution would be getting screens,locks, and a pitbull named “killer”. I wasn’t putting any barriers in place. I was becoming weaker and unhealthy! The only rejuvenation I was doing was reheating Breakfast Jacks in the microwave. I learned that physical health was the very necessary screen door needed to keep bad energies out. The otherside is not just heaven…it is filled with many different dimensions- some like Rodeo Drive and others more like the Bronx at 3 a.m..dark and hostile.Like being in the Bronx in the wee hours you could get mugged. So to keep from getting my ass kicked I’ve worked out more and improved my diet. The results? More prosperity and increased energy (psychic work can be draining!) Prayer and meditation have assisted in creating better intuition and balance (one piece of pizza, not the whole box). It was becoming evident that by overeating and being slothful I was trying insulate myself from the rigors of this work.
P.S. ever wondered why John Edward’s first season of “Crossing Over” he looked bloated and tired? Not any more! (Now don’t ask me why the same doesn’t apply to Sylvia Browne.)
Stumble It!
Oh you are so right! I have only recently realized the importance of nourishing both your body and spirit with healthy energy. I’m a big fan of probiotics too – take them everyday.
Thanks…it took some time for me to get the fact that this work can take a toll…but embracing supplementation and exercise kind of balances the scales so to speak.
I just had another thought on this. . .
Have you ever read Louise Hay? I think she’s fabulous. Anyway, she has found several metaphorically powerful links between emotional (which to to say a feeling) and illness.
And weight gain is pretty typical of “needing protection” – adding layers of protection. I didn’t realize the power or importance of this until recently in life. Being an empath, I absorb the feelings — and fears — other others. And whenever I do not do adequate shielding and releasing, I gain weight. It’s a defense mechanism for my body trying to build extra layers of protection.
Just “food” for thought. . . pun intended!
Thanks! However as much as I hate to admit it… the guy at the drive-thru at Jack in the Box is NOT holding a gun to my head. Maybe a milkshake and a breakfast jack but definitely not a gun!