natural life force impulse is to move. If you
restrict its path, in one direction, it will look for
movement in a different direction. If you
Using the Mind to
continue to restrict its path until it can no
longer find a path for movement, it will pulsate
Heal the Heart
By Laura Fine
In Saint Exupery's The Little Prince, he states, "It
is only with the heart that one can see rightly,
what is essential is invisible to the eye."

The heart is not just a physical organ, it is an
energy center, a place of consciousness, a space
of expanded awareness of the existence of
essence, the essence of the universe which is
love, that lives and pulsates inside of us. It is our
most natural state. Our "other" states are those
of lifetimes of learned distortions of the
essence of our True Self.

My teacher says, "We use the mind to heal the
mind." He is referring to the True Mind, which
lives near the physical heart, not the brain. All

distress that isn't life threatening is based in
learned distorted perspectives of our mental
In place, its walls will begin to thicken, and
patterns, sometimes referred to as "belief
finally, it dies. Inherent in our nature are
systems." These belief systems repetitively
spontaneous creative impulses looking for life
replay like cassette tapes in our mind. Our
force expression in every direction. When one
belief systems can either perpetuate a state of
direction is thwarted, we create defenses; we
well being and ease, or a state of distress. Some
then look in another direction until we can find
of us who may already be working with positive
movement. The more restricted our possibilities
thinking, understand this concept. But the
for movement, the thicker our walls become.
question is, if "positive thinking" were really
These restrictions and walls create rigid
that effective, why hasn't it worked for me
patterns in the neurological matter of the mind.
consistently? Why do I still struggle with old

repetitive negative hurts?
The subconscious and unconscious mind retain

these deeply patterned thought rigidities. These
If you look at a cell under a microscope its
patterns have an energetic dynamic that
originated in our childhood, infancy, and
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