Do you really need to experience this every day?
Pain and Life
Though pain is an inevitable part of life, the way we experience it today is not what it was meant to be.
Pain is a warning system, similar to the red lights on your cars dash board. Every time a pain killer is taken, it’s like putting a sticker over a red light.
How long will it take until your dashboard is filled with stickers?
And how long do you think your car will continue to run for?
I wanted to share with you that this morning I realized I haven't taken any painkillers for about 4 days. I was stunned! I've lived on codeine for months.
My posture has improved but, more importantly, I have a sense of 'my life is stacking up correctly'. I'm quieter in a less reactive way and don't stress about what I need to do - I am calmer in allowing it to unfold.
I know deep down this is the power of our healing session continuing to vibrate through me.
Keep doing what you're doing - it's your gift.
Big hug in appreciation
Mandy
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All practitioners listed on this website have received a certificate of competency, not completion. They have submitted at least ten session recordings which have been reviewed in depth. The practitioner in training receives detailed feedback on each recording. Certification is only achieved after competency in the QPR process is fully demonstrated.
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Even though QPR is a short process, there’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes. Far from a step 1, step 2, step 3 series of classes, the goal of the QPR course is competent practitioners. As such, students learn all of the puzzle pieces which make this happen. Once learned, these skills can be utilized both in ones personal and professional lives.