This is the first book to describe the language of the link between mind and body. Barbara Levin’s fifteen-year battle with a huge brain tumor led her to trace common phrases like “that breaks my heart” and “it’s a pain in the butt” back to the underlying beliefs on which they are based and the symptoms they cause. She lists examples of words we use unconsciously every day, and shows how these “seedthoughts” can set us up for illness. The book shows how to avoid “dis-easing” language that sabotages your wellness, and how to draw up a customized Operating Manual that you can use to keep your body healthy. It will show you how to bring disease-causing ideas from your subconscious to your conscious mind-and reprogram your life dramatically for the better. This book shows how to bring disease-causing ideas from your subconscious to your conscious mind-and reprogram your life dramatically for the better. “In simple, non-medical terminology, Levine’s inspiring story demonstrates how, instead of remaining a passive victim, you can use illness as a tool for increased self-understanding and, ultimately, healing.
Authors: Barbara Hoberman Levine
Publishers: Aslan Publishing
Date of Publication: 1991
No. of pages: 203