How to control your age and health with your beliefs

How often have you said, “Now that I’m [insert an age] I’m too old to [insert an activity: go back to school, learn a language, fall in love, learn to dance, drive at night, get fit]…?”
We’ve all been there. Whether you’re 25 or 90 years old, the clock always seems to be ticking. You can’t do the things you’d love to do, or if you can, you’re worried about the day you won’t be able to do them any more…
But this doesn’t have to be so!
I have a truly eye-opening video to share with you today that’s going blow away your beliefs about what causes our aging.  It will reveal secrets to you that will have you turning back the clock with just your thoughts!
New science is proving just how powerful our mind is in preventing (or causing) illness, developing our brains and learning new skills, and with slowing down (or speeding up!) our aging!
The video, with New York Times best-selling author Dr. Christiane Northrup, is a must watch:
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Some of what Dr. Northrup talks about in this video includes:
  • Why you should never share your age (she has a very good reason for this and it’s not what you think).
  • The difference between your chronological vs biological age (the good news is you can turn back your biological age!)
  • How to be an “outlier” that lives a longer and healthier life.
  • The three commonalities that all centenarians have in common that let them live past 100 with life and vibrancy.
  • The “nun study” about dementia that is showing that the symptoms for dementia (and many other illnesses) aren’t as accurate as we think (and how big a role our belief systems actually play in this)
  • Why you need to guard your mind vigilantly when receiving a “diagnosis” because of the effect it alone has on your health.
  • Any much more!
If you want to slow down the hands of time, click the button to watch this video:
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This video is being released as part of the lead up to this year’s 7th Annual Tapping World Summit, an amazing event that over 1 million people have attended online over the last 6 years.

What a Parent Can Do When their Child is Being Bullied

Dr Janet Hall

A mother was very upset as she spoke about her eleven year old daughter who had a friend who was very possessive. The so-called friend wouldn’t  let her daughter play or get close to any other girls at school. She threatened her and was mean to her. The daughter was scared to go to school.

I affirmed the mother and said:”Of course you are alarmed and want to protect your daughter. But first, take a deep breath and think about the little bully. Bullies often need to have control over others they perceive as weak because someone-else has control over them. She may have a dominant or critical mother or father who is making her life hell and so she does the same to your daughter.

Next, you must sit with your daughter and write down the details of dates, times, places and what happened. If she can, get your daughter to give you some names of witnesses. There are usually some people who have seen the bully in action but do nothing in fear that they will be next.

Then you should make an appointment with the School Principal and the class teacher.

Schools have very strict policies on bullying now (thanks goodness after all the years of ignoring the problem) and they are the best option for investigating and enforcing their policy. They may call in the bully’s parents and ask for their cooperation in teaching their daughter to be kind. You may even get an apology!”

I have a client whose daughter just started Year Seven in a new school and was bullied. The Mum went straight to the school and it was very professionally handled and solved within a week. If the Mum had tried to solve it directly by approaching the bully’s parents she may have found that she then became the victim of their hostility and denial.

Yes, trust the school and you may also ask for some counselling for your daughter. Perhaps the school will also provide counselling for the bully and her parents and some real good may come of that!