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In Harvard's "Human Flourishing Program," recently published report, researchers examined the impact of hope on nearly 13,000 people with an average age of 66. They found those with more hope throughout their lives had better physical health, better health behaviors, better social support and a longer life. Hope also led to fewer chronic health problems, less depression, less anxiety and a lower risk of cancer.
So if maintaining hope in the long run is so good for us, how do we increase it?
Attend a motivational speech. Watch, read or listen to one online, through YouTube, a blog or podcast. That increases hope, although usually the fix is short-lived.
Engage with a religious or spiritual community. This has worked for millennia. Amidst a community of like believers, people have drawn strength, found peace and experienced the elevation of the human spirit, just by knowing there is something or someone much larger than them.
Forgive. Participating in a forgiveness group, or completing a forgiveness do-it-yourself workbook, builds hope, say scientists. It also reduces depression and anxiety, and increases (perhaps this is obvious) your capacity to forgive. That's true even with long-held grudges. I've personally found that successfully forgiving someone provides a sense of both the willpower and way-power to change.
Choose a "hero of hope." Nelson Mandela endured 27 years of imprisonment yet persevered to build a new nation. Franklin Delano Roosevelt brought hope to millions for a decade during the Great Depression, despite physical limitations. Ronald Reagan brought hope to a world that seemed forever mired in the Cold War. From his fourth State of the Union address: "Tonight, I've spoken of great plans and great dreams. They're dreams we can make come true. Two hundred years of American history should have taught us that nothing is impossible."
Hope changes systems that seem stuck. Katherine Johnson, the black mathematician whose critical role in the early days of NASA and the space race was featured in the movie "Hidden Figures," recently died at age 101. The movie (and the book on which it was based) brought to light her persistence against a system that seemed forever stuck. Bryan Stevenson, who directs the Equal Justice Initiative, and the subject of the movie "Just Mercy," has successfully fought to help those wrongly convicted or incompetently defended to get off death row.
Regardless of how hard we try, we cannot eliminate threats to hope. Bad stuff happens. But there are the endpoints of persistent hope: We become healthier and our relationships are happier. We can bring about that hope by buoying our willpower, bolstering our persistence, finding pathways to our goals and dreams, and looking for heroes of hope. And just perhaps, one day, we too can be such a hero.
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Know Your Stress Type
 Mary Dempcy (along with colleague Rene Tihista) researched and compiled a unique model for handling stress (at work, at home, in relationships, etc). These "inner selves", as they are so often referred to in their book 7 Stress Personalities: A Look At Your Selves, must be recognized and managed in order to deal with stress in a productive and positive manner.
The Pleaser - Wants everyone to be happy, often sacrificing their own interests for the sake of what's best for a group. To cope with stress, the Pleaser should prioritize their schedule and manage time in a more realistic way, which can serve as motivation to get more done.
The Timekeeper - Likes being in charge, taking responsibility, fueled by a need to feel needed and competent. The Timekeeper should take a full 60 seconds before deciding what to do (or taking on any additional responsibilities). Use this time to consider if you are the best person for the job, if you have the time to get the job done properly and if you really want to take on this particular responsibility.
The Striver - Ambitious and competitive, pushing themselves to their limits frequently with a desire to be the best. Strivers may burn out fairly quickly due to never giving themselves time to recover and can feel envious over other people's successes. Learn to ask for help when they need it. Understanding you may not be able to accomplish everything on your own doesn't mean you've failed.
The Inner Con Artist - Not very hardworking, but may be unaware of how hard other people work, underestimating how much effort it takes to be successful. May procrastinate and avoid conflict, which leads to more stress. This type should create a realistic schedule that doesn't seem like a large to-do list but is more like a small motivation list, when you check off an item.
The Critical Judge - Their own worst enemy, setting too high personal standards for themselves often setting themselves up for feelings of failure. The Judge may need to acknowledge that much of your stress is self-inflicted and the only way to decrease your level of stress is to take some of the pressure off yourself.
The Worrier - Obsessive over the future and hates unpredictability. Constantly devising multiple plans for any scenario that could happen. They should ask themselves one simple thing: what can I do right now to lessen my stress?
The Sabertooth - The initial response to stress is anger of frustration. Sabertooths can create a toxic environment, overwhelming stress and anxiety for those around them and are not particularly productive in problem-solving. They should take a full 60 seconds of pause (not doing anything at all) before reacting to any stressful situation, then come back to the problem with a clear head.
QUANTUM HEALTH TIP: Stress has the greatest negative effect on the immune system. Use Clean Sweep to immediately and effectively clear stressful energies around you and your loved ones, returning perspective and common sense.
Laughing Yoga
 Have you heard of the phrase: fake it until you make it? This is the core of laughter yoga. The primary premise is to laugh for no reason but to experience the benefits of laughter. Laughter yoga was developed by Dr. Madan Kataria, a family physician from Mumbai, India, during the mid-1990s. He was searching for a coping mechanism to deal with the stress of living in an over-populated city and decided to attempt laughter therapy.
Dr. Kataria gathered a group of people to share jokes and enjoy laughter; however, he found that people would laugh even if they did not find the jokes humorous. Realizing the laughter was contagious, Dr. Kataria developed laughter techniques implementing breathing exercises. Unlike traditional yoga practices where breathing exercises are used through physical postures, laughter yoga promotes breathing exercises between laughter activities. The use of yogic breathing assists in relaxing the mind and body. As you deepen and steady your breathing, all tension is removed from your body. When the body relaxes, the mind mirrors the de-stressed state, and you become aware of your present situation. According to yoga theory, being aware of the present removes regrets of the past and any concerns of the future.
Laughter exercises increase the levels of endorphins; therefore, reducing feelings of depression. Laughter exercises also improve the blood supply to internal organs promoting the functioning of a person's digestive tract.
There are also laughter clubs that involve gatherings of individuals with the aim of laughing to reduce feelings of stress. The first laughter club was formed in Mumbai, India by Dr. Kataria; however, these clubs can now be found across the globe in over 65 countries. Any person can join a laughter club, regardless of your age, fitness level or cognitive abilities. In fact, you don't need to have a sense of humor, be happy or even be in a good mood to take part. All you need is to locate a group and enjoy the benefits of laughter.
Traditional laughter clubs meet in community centers or parks, but it is also possible to engage in online laughter yoga clubs. For instance, a person could use Skype laughter clubs or opt for telephone laughter clubs.
QUANTUM HEALTH TIP: De-stress using the E-1 Stress Relief Formula, to make it a lot easier to get your laugh on.
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Health & Healing Hack of the Week
Inner Smile
 This is an ancient Taoist practice, where you put your attention on an area of the body and have it smile back at you. For example, there is a pain in the right knee. Observe the pain, and then have the knee smile back to you. You may find it frowns first, but continue until there is a smile. You'll notice a marked decrease or subsiding of the pain, and perhaps some gentle throbbing in the area. This is a sign the energy flow has been restored. This is an excellent practice to do upon morning waking. From 25 No Cost Health & Healing Hacks by Boyd Martin)
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Quantum Healer of the Week
Caressa Ayers 
Caressa, a Jin Shin Jyutsu® Practitioner, Self-Help Instructor, Sound Healer, Empath & Spiritual Intuitive, is dedicated to seeking natural approaches to optimal health, enjoyment in life, healing, and well-being in order to assist in the transformation of your life to be your best Self. She does this by (1) by empowering and teaching individuals how to know and self heal your body with Jin Shin Jyutsu, Sound, Light, and Frequency healing using the breath, hands, and vocal tones of your body instrument, plus other tool and daily practices to keep your Life Force battery charged, (2) how to live a balanced lifestyle through nutrition, exercise, physical, mental, and emotional health, and (3) understanding how powerful our minds are through our thoughts, beliefs, intentions, and values. "When we are in tune, our body, mind and spirit are in harmony. We connect to what is the essence of our being, our purpose, and our inner song. In harmony, we flow lovingly and effortlessly in our personal life, with those around us, and through this ever-changing world." WEBSITE
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This Quantum Life
by Boyd Martin, Caretaker, Pure Energy Rx
It's Just You Here
 
 I'm naturally pretty much a hermit. Even while in relationship, I jealously coveted my "alone time", which in no small part led me out of two marriages, where I had trouble admitting to myself how important the solitude space was to me.
Well, I'm older now (a lot), and after over a year of living by myself, and working from home, it turns out I am the perfect candidate for these days of "lockdown", "quarantine", "social distancing" and other such extreme circumstances, breathlessly chattered about by mass media.
I originally came to my little house on the Kansas prairie to convalesce, do deep inner work, and re-create myself. I have called it my Little Fortress of Solitude, where (other than weekly jaunts to the grocery store and post office) I can reflect without distraction, and observe the often odd and weird workings of my mind, as I saunter through my daily routines.
Reducing the world of human affairs down to a small computer screen, I am able to sit back and observe how my mind responds to the follies of existence, and I can re-assemble a better set of perspectives with spiritual priorities front and center.
Being alone is a skill, and it's not for everyone. It requires a certain comfort about being who you are, and if you don't know who you are, it can get disturbing. When I say "who you are", I'm meaning the self you see when you're not trying to be anything. Some folks just can't wrap their furry heads around that concept, preferring to duck inside an "act" and keep attention on the external, judging and criticizing without truly caring to get down to any "truth".
I was talking on the phone to my brother the other day, and he was opining about "the old days" when he was just "having fun" without a care in the world, and if cares did rear their responsible heads, it was time for a beer and a movie. He said, "I just know too much now. I see how crazy the world has gotten, and it's hard to hang."
I pointed out that seeing things as they are, fully aware of motivations, backstories and agendas, is actually an advantage survival-wise. He retorted "Yeah, there's that, but now I just don't trust anyone anymore." I said, "It's hard to trust when you don't trust yourself, but then, trust is only necessary if you're trying to control everything."
He laughed, "Well, in my old age, I think I'm just going to assume people will do what's best for them, and outside of that, it's really none of my business." Good point.
My solitude has expanded my point of view of the world, and brought me equanimity about other people. Because I am intimately cloistered with only myself, I discovered that other people have always been an abstraction, where I just assumed they were having the same experience as I was, and if they broke that assumption, it was upsetting to me.
Now I'm finding myself endlessly entertained when others have a completely different experience about something I'm experiencing. It's as if my solitude has somehow purged my judgments of others, and I can enjoy others just being who they are--a vividly drawn essence animating the cosmic web of consciousness.
There is an ancient word, "Namaste"--a greeting that says, "I am another you." By acknowledging the common Source from which we all spring, there is instant appreciation and camaraderie that transcends ideological differences, yet celebrates the uniqueness of "the other".
The irony is that solitude amplifies connection. You start to see how your attention and consciousness permeates all things perceived, so an intimacy develops as self is reflected back in trees, birds, grass, the bed slept in, the breakfast before me. It's all just me. I am no longer a separate point of light alone in the void. I am all lights, and the void.
Dr. Carl Sagan famously described humanity as "star stuff looking at star stuff", and comedian/philosopher, George Carlin observed, "We all were created from exploding stars, so we're all made of the same stuff." The greatest illusion is that of separation. Isolation only seems like it when social habits and mores require interactions to define and announce our individuality. Isolation becomes sublime solitude when deep connections are felt with all things. After all, it's just YOU here.
To your quantum health,
Boyd Martin
Pureenergyrx.com
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