The Life Skills Approach

Answers to the Unanswerable Questions

We live in a society that values the creations of the brain more than they value life itself. If we are dealing with a health struggle that depresses you, don’t focus on those depressing thoughts.

Illness forces us to value our life more than our thoughts, so take advantage of this rare opportunity and enter the silence beyond thinking and appreciate life.

In silence is the Wisdom of the Body and powerful inner resources to help you deal with your health. Ignoring this resource is creating “frustration” or in Latin that word means to do something in vain.

Controlling your Attitude

When I talk to people who have a chronic illness or a disability they often tell me what is difficult. How they are dealing with their medication, what is going wrong and the challenges they are not successful at and that is important to get out.

But the most important thing is how you are going to deal with those struggles.

We can not always control our body; even though I attempt to do that all of the time. What I do have control over is the attitude I approach those goals with.

Changing your Attitude

Attitudes are created by the decisions you make, but often those decisions were not made consciously. You have the power to correct poor attitudes if you can change that decision.

Are you worthy of healing? Do you trust your doctor? Does your illness serve you by excusing you from things you would rather avoid? These decisions have a powerful effect on the attitude you approach healing.

To create the attitude of healing, where your inner environment is open and ready to heal: you may need to change decisions you sub-consciously made in the past.