All Is Well: Heal Your Body With Medicine, Affirmations, and Intuition
identify the
    fault of everyone else who was involved. After one relationship
    debacle after another, when one financial crisis is followed by an-
    other, these folks seize power to feel more in control. The idea of
    shared decision making in relationships and money transactions
    goes out the window as these people stop listening to the views or
    ideas of others. In reaction to constant disappointment, they end
    up feeling alone, stranded, and unable to move forward.
    If you have lower-back problems and you recognize these neg-
    ative thoughts and behaviors, consider what you need and how
    you can get it. If what you need is to get healthy, be free of pain,
    and feel strong and supported, you can reverse the effects of nega-
    tive thoughts by using the affirmation “I trust the process of life.
    All I need is always taken care of. I am safe.”
    Specific affirmations help us take healing to the next level.
    Lower-back and sciatic pain has to do with fear about money,
    and hip problems have to do with fear about moving forward.
    If you have lower-back or hip problems, it’s important not only
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    to understand your thought patterns but also to practice the af-
    firmations. So, for example, if you have hip problems that have
    to do with fear of making major decisions, use the affirmation “I
    am in perfect balance. I move forward in life with ease and joy
    at every age.” If you have sciatica that stems from being highly
    self-critical and fearful of the future, the affirmation would be
    “I move into my greater good. My good is everywhere, and I am
    secure and safe.”
    As with the health of every body part, the important thing
    to focus on here is balance. If you suffer from lower-back or hip
    pain, it’s time to look at your relationship both with yourself and
    with the people around you. Honestly assess your life and make
    some changes. Do you get support from your family that you’re
    not getting elsewhere? Notice where you are getting support and
    openly acknowledge it and have gratitude for it. Do you tend to
    always blame others when things go wrong? Try to see the whole
    picture and see whether you are doing something that might be
    contributing to the problem. Do you feel out of control when it
    comes to finances? Look closely at any financial downfalls and try
    to pinpoint where things shifted from good to bad.
    Your goal is to adopt a new view of the world. To really figure
    out what’s going wrong in your relationships and finances, you
    must take a big-picture look at the reality of both. And to do this,
    you need to get a grasp of your emotions, be able to identify and
    address them.
    The most powerful practices you can do to rebalance your life
    involve meditation and mindfulness. While those who are prone
    to reproductive issues need to use these practices to slow down
    and recognize the beauty in the world, if you have lower-back and
    hip pain, you need to get a handle on your emotions. Medita-
    tion teaches you to observe and describe, but not judge, your emo-
    tions while you’re experiencing them. You will come to know that
    emotions are not reality, which means that they will not have so
    much power over you. Eventually, after practicing mindfulness
    and meditation, you will be able to detach from your feelings in a
    way that will help you take a more well-rounded view of the world
    and the people in your life. You will be able to interact with people
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    in more respectful and productive ways that will ultimately lead
    to healthier finances and relationships.
    Another important step you should take when it comes to
    healing lower-back and hip pain is to set up time to spend with
    people outside of your family or direct circle of friends. Widen
    your network of support. Even if it’s only for a few hours each
    week, get out and experience life from a different perspective.

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