Re: Do I need healing for this?
It's possible to heal every kind of disorder and malfunction, including ones based in your mind or brain. I won't go into my laundry list of former diagnoses, but suffice it to say I had a lot of issues with anxiety, phobia, and trauma disorder, plus some mood swing problems, to boot.
Now, I have the usual mild eccentric neuroses and the very, very occasional episode of anxiety (it's now very rare), and mild Seasonal Affective Disorder (winter blues). That's it. No violent mood swings, no particular phobias (okay, I still can't call the dentist to make an appointment, but I can go if my husband makes the appointment for me, and I still won't climb up a ladder past the second rung), no significant intrusive thoughts, etc.
So, yes, it can heal. Absolutely. It may take a while. But it can heal. I don't even take any medications any more, other than over the counter pain relievers on an occasional basis. I'm far from perfect, but I'm sane and generally happy with my life (well, other than my alternative spiritual beliefs, which some people find weird, but which I'm assured do not constitute insanity by any definition ).
I really recommend meditation. It's wonderfully helpful for dealing with any kind of anxiety. It can be difficult to do when you've got the intrusive thoughts happening, but when that's not going on, if you can settle down and make the attempt, you can slowly get into groove with it. With enough practice, you can get to where you can nip an "episode" right in the bud, before it has a chance to really start.
May the light surround you, may you be blessed. May the light surround us, may we be blessed. May love and light surround us all, and may we all be healed and blessed. And so it is, and so it shall be, now and ever after.
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