Real Life Healing Steve and Jenny Baer

Let's prime the pump... Jenny and Steve talk about a number of different stories involving the emotional cycles of weight gain from our experience and from a couple clients. 

As you listen to these stories, think about the circumstances and emotions that are playing out to create weight gain in the past, and how it's playing out today. 

Steve's mother passed away last week. Her name is Linda, which means beautiful. 

A few stories can help illustrate that we are trying to help people recognize their inner beauty, loving who they are, and then living at a higher level. 

Love you mama. 

Continuing on the theme of Emotional Weight Loss we talk about how the emotional storms within us manifest in the form of mental illness, chronic illness and weight gain. We tell the story of our 10 year old and how her experiences now are mirroring Steve's experiences at the same age. But we are coaching her today so she doesn't have to wait 30 more years to fully recognize and heal the emotional storm. 

Season 2 kicks off with a discussion on Emotional Weight Loss. Steve compares weight loss to the process of demoing and remodeling a kitchen. The emotional component is the hidden mold, asbestos, bad wiring, faulty workmanship, rotted floor joists, vermin or more that is hiding behind the surface when you do your demo. Leave that stuff untreated and unaddressed and you'll just have to redo the kitchen all over again in a few years. 

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"Evolve so hard they have to get to know you all over again."

Lots of people are experiencing chronic dis-ease because of the emotional issues associated with feeling thwarted in their communication or feeling like they have to raise their voice to be heard and understood. Today we talk about a couple examples of how using your voice can help you heal. 

Steve shares a nugget of wisdom from our religious practice about a gentleman who felt truth in his heart. That's where God communicated with him. The story always resonated with Steve because he feels truth in the same area, like a swelling in the chest or "burning in the bosom." 

Jenny on the other hand feels truth differently and communes with God in a way that is different than some. 

There's no right way to "feel truth" nor is there only one way to commune with God, and today we talk about those differences. If you'd like insight into how you personally feel truth, schedule a coaching call.