Releasing Pain

Engage your mind-body connection to release or reduce your pain with this gentle guided meditation. From your inner control room, find out what your pain has to tell you. (You might be quite surprised!) Then use golden light and rainbow-colored rain to make your pain smaller, and smaller, and send it on its way! PROGRAM INCLUDES: Releasing Pain - Guided Meditation - 16:24 Releasing Pain - Short Version - 9:42 Music from the Program - 16:24 Guided Imagery & Pain The same physical conditions that cause one person to suffer can have little or no effect in another. Although the causes for pain may be physical, as often as not it can have an emotional, mental, or spiritual component. So it’s always a good idea to examine the situation from all sides. Guided imagery has been used in pain management for decades, to do just that. In this guided healing meditation, you’ll invite your pain it to communicate to you about its reason for being. It may have new information for you about your body, your feelings, your relationships, your life, any of which may be contributing factors. Once it has an opportunity to say what it’s been trying to tell you, it may no longer serve a purpose. That’s when you’ll apply the imagery in this program to make it dissolve and disappear. Pain be gone! Excerpt from the guided meditation: "Stepping forward onto the landing, you’ll find yourself in a beautiful, dome shaped room, filled with golden white light, and delicate soft energy that seems to envelope and embrace you. This is your control room, a space designed to help you connect with all that is good, and create deep and lasting positive changes within you. The work you’re about to do here will help you move through the world with more ease and comfort, and enjoy your life more fully. There’s a comfortable chair in your control room, and you know you’ve got a lot to do today, so you take a seat. To begin, do a quick inner scan of your body, and notice the part that’s highlighting, for you to release pain. That’s where you’ll be focusing today. Imagine that the pain you experience wants to better reveal its identity to you, and is beginning to take on its own three dimensional appearance. Notice or imagine or notice its size and shape. Imagine its color. Imagine the texture of its surface..."