| June 21, 2008 | RELEASED TWICE MONTHLY | Issue No. 102 |
As summer comes into full bloom, Shay reports she has been taking on assignments managing the Optimum Health Institute's garden, and having a great time harvesting cucumbers, zuchini--and cycling the wheatgrass. She'll be returning home with lots of organic gardening skills, and plans to write about her insights for this newsletter, so stay tuned for that.
I've been out touring nationally with a band (I'm the drummer), and economic issues are obvious everywhere we go. Since our last tour last year, gasoline prices have nearly doubled, and is a significant issue in our V-8 Ford extended van.
With a combination of a barrage of bad economic news, soaring fuel prices, and food prices spiking, it's easy to fall into the trap of financial worry. As with all worry, it can create a magnet for the precise object of the worry. And therein lies the path to acheiving some peace about the subject.
In this issue, we're including a very useful article from the HeartMath Institute about reducing financial stress (see below). It's easy to lose perspective when money stressors engage all of your attention, and can become self-fulfilling prophesies. Instead of allocating your attention to the worry itself, you can re-direct attention in constructive ways to disrupt the cycle of worry.
Part of living a vibrant life is a deep faith and confidence in the power of gratitude, and a certainty that giving and receiving are two sides of the same coin. The more you use that coin, the more opportunities present to further give and receive.
The truth is that we are living in a sea of abundant resources and opportunities. The skill comes in learning how to allow greater and greater flow of this abundance into our lives.
Until next time...
In vibrant health,
Boyd Martin
Customer Service
Pure Energy Rx
Steps to reduce financial stress...
If you're feeling worried and anxious about money, you're not alone. For millions of people, financial stress is eating away at their basic sense of security and well-being. And it's not just bank accounts that are being drained, but also physical and emotional resources, which in turn impact health, relationships, productivity and happiness.
- Focusing on feelings of gratitude: Sit down and make a list of what you're grateful for. It's hard to feel anxious or scared while focusing on feelings of gratitude.
- Be more objective: Stepping outside yourself enables you to see things more dispassionately, without being as invested in the outcome.
- Shift your focus: Stop and remember the basic conveniences and luxuries you may take for granted, it puts our financial situations in a larger wholeness perspective.
- Don't over-saturate yourself: While staying informed is important, try to watch or read the financial news without getting lost in a negative mindset.
- Take advantage of new technology: There's innovative stress reduction software available that can save you from the emotional drain of stress.
- Don't keep everything to yourself: Reach out to a friend who can help you gain a clearer perspective, but not necessarily one who will simply add drama to your situation.
- Give some money away: It doesn't matter how much. Knowing you have enough to share builds your own sense of personal empowerment.
- Don't punish yourself with blame or shame: Having financial difficulties does not equate to failure. Change is constant and that includes your finances.
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- New Study: Handwashing impacts health in the home
A new study suggests that even long after an infection has passed, it still has the capability to spread throughout a house--by means of water splashing on the toilet lid, for example... - Music Therapy Shows Promise in Treating High Blood Pressure
If you have hypertension, listening to soothing music for a half hour a day while breathing deeply can significantly reduce your blood pressure without drugs. That's the conclusion of a new study.. - Ocean Water Spray Halts Children's Cough and Cold Symptoms
A nose spray made from ocean water provides more symptom relief and lasting improvement in children than over-the-counter cough and cold medications... - Coffee Could Lower Death Risk
Having that morning cup of coffee every day could help protect you from heart disease. New research finds drinking coffee regularly--up to six cups a day--actually reduces your risk of dying from heart disease... - More Vitamin D benefits studied
People with a vitamin D deficiency are as much as twice as likely to die compared to people whose blood contains higher amounts of the so-called sunshine vitamin, Austrian researchers said on Monday... - Making Old Muscle Young
Researchers found that old muscle produces elevated levels of a molecule called TGF-beta, which is known to inhibit muscle growth. The researchers then showed that the muscle-deteriorating effects of TGF-beta can be reversed by blocking its pathway in old mice.... - Change Your Lifestyle, Change Your Genes
If you change your lifestyle, you change your genes. You can't get different genes, but how you act can change how your genes act, report Dean Ornish, MD, and colleagues at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)... - Biological Reason Found Why Girls Like Bad Boys
New research suggests that bad boys might actually be attracting more women than their "nicer" counterparts...
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