Heal Your Body: The Mental Causes for Physical Illness and the Metaphysical Way to Overcome Them

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The non-profit Hay Foundation , established by Louise in 1986, continues to support organizations that enhance the quality of life for people, animals, and our environment. E pa, moram da se ogradim, čitanje ove knjige NIJE bilo moja ideja ali sam obećala i čvrsto rešila da pokažem dobru volju i izguram do kraja.

I’d said to someone I work with that my dad is now writing fiction too, to which this coworker replied, ‘Yeah well he’ll be much better at it than you because he has so much more life experience than you do. She just believed very strongly that miracles can and do happen–and much of it is tied to how people think, what they feel, and the life-changes they are willing to make. You get so used to it in the background that you forget to enjoy the process of whatever you’re doing, and enjoyment of the process produces better work, so it’s to no one’s benefit if you work while treating everything as an endurance test.Hay House has sold millions of books and products worldwide and now has offices in California, New York, London, Sydney, Johannesburg, and New Delhi. She states several times that if you get upset with her statements or disagree with her it's not because you're right or she's wrong or because there's room for disagreement but simply that it means that you need to change and that she's hit upon that fact.

But we can't get around the truth of our own mortality - we can only get through it, with self-love and affirmation. When we start to get ill it starts in our energetic health and then moves to manifest in our physical body. Then I can train myself to stop the negativity and replace it with love and a corresponding affirmation. It seemed that, having prematurely reached the end of her life in her mid-50s, she thought it evidence of what would definitely have been the case of her mentality at a more natural end-of-life, rather than realising that she’d simply failed to take therapy seriously.The core of it is one revolutionary idea that I can't disassemble, with any amount of cynicism or logic. I have been doing a lot of self healing work, and Louise Hay’s ideas really are true and really do work.

As I mentioned, it is a challenging issue and just like discussions about human-caused climate change, if a person just can’t see it, I doubt there’s nothing I can say that will change that. At first it seemed to make some sense, that we poison ourselves with toxic thoughts, but then the author (who was also the narrator, I believe) started going off with platitudes, too many of which I took issue with.

Louise, as a young adult, fell in love and married, and felt “happy” for 14 years, until her husband announced he had fallen in love with someone else and abandoned her. It puts the reader in the realization that we have a life we can learn to love and we can use the tools in her book to change it. HOWEVER, as soon as she started talking about how diseases like cancer are caused by resentment or bottled up anger, I just couldn’t get by that. Imagine I was claustrophobic and I said to myself, ‘I never need to get worried about being trapped in a confined space because if that happens I’ll just walk free. It is a shame to say that this modern Mary Baker Eddy, known as the affirmations guru, is nothing more than a charismatic charlatan.