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Forgiveness
Posted on 2010-11-17 08:44:24
What does forgiveness have to do with the chiropractic care
you receive? A lot! Everyone knows and can relate to the
expression of “a weight has been lifted off my shoulders.” Why do we use that analogy? Because any harbored anger or resentment
literally has a negative, deleterious effect on your physiology and the
functioning of your body. It wears on
you, accelerates your aging, and weighs
you down.
When we feel
“weighted down” we are actually holding tension in our body. Muscles are tight and unbalanced, we are
limited in our range of motion with our neck, shoulders, low back – and it’s a
vicious circle that over time layers up with more and more levels of
tension. Chiropractic brings balance to
these muscles and your body’s function, yet you can take a proactive approach
by practicing the art of forgiveness. A
simple apology, a phone call, a letter can relieve so much stored up tension –
it’s like receiving several chiropractic adjustments with one act of forgiveness.
Forgiveness can
even be done in solitude. A letter to
someone that you never deliver can still create a feeling of peace about that
individual or circumstance. Journaling
your feelings and emotions, looking for reasons that past negative experience
have actually helped you become stronger, more capable, (whatever it may be)
can wipe away the cloudiness of your life.
Mark Twain said
it best: “Forgiveness is the fragrance
the violet sheds upon the heel that crushed it.”
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