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HEALING Letting go of past emotions


Your emotional freedom, inner peace, and true happiness are only a few taps away. by Marie Spencer-Rowland


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t wasn't until I hit my 30s that I realised how powerful our emotions can be, especially if we're still holding


onto the painful memories of the past. I found myself in yet another bad and


unstable relationship and I had reached a point where I had to bite my tongue and swallow my feelings on a daily, if not hourly, basis. Eventually, my body told me it had had


enough. I had weight gain, migraines, slipped discs in my back, exhaustion, depression, and a frustration at the world that was so overwhelming that all I wanted to do was scream. But I didn't – I just swallowed everything as I had done since I was a child.


THE POWER OF OUR EMOTIONS It was during a particularly charged emotional moment that I decided to end my relationship. Miraculously, the most severe issues and ailments I from which I had been suffering just seemed to vanish, overnight. As time went on I became very


much aware of the sadness, rage, and loneliness that I carried within me from


when I was younger. I felt that I had been treated unfairly through much of my childhood, and even adulthood, but what was even more important was finding a way to let go of those experiences. I didn't like holding onto these feelings. It didn't feel good and I wasn't the person that I wanted to be.


DRINKING POISON I came across a saying one day that totally changed my life: ‘Holding onto resentment is like you drinking the poison and expecting the other person to die’. That was me. I was emotionally poisoning myself and it had become so bad that the 'poison' had started to affect me physically. I realised that I had to find a way to free myself. I was already accustomed to the art


of meditating, but I was keen to use it to move this plethora of emotions along much more quickly.


EFT: THE TECHNIQUE THAT CHANGED MY LIFE It was then that I came across Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), also known


as ‘tapping’. A light bulb moment happened the instant I started repeating what the practitioner in front of me was saying and doing. At this beginning stage I didn't know


how or why it worked but the effects and the immediate freedom I felt were life changing. Years of sadness and loneliness vanished in the space of 30 minutes. It wasn't just an emotional release; I actually felt my physical body let go as well. The tension I had lived with – and had been with me for so long that I actually considered it normal – was no longer there. It was like breathing for the very first time, and I felt physically lighter. I knew my journey had started. I starting working with an EFT


practitioner and within just a few sessions I was overcome with forgiveness for those who I had felt had wronged me. I felt centred, peaceful, and incredibly grateful for my body, my mind and my life up until this point. I was now free.


A WAY TO MANIFEST I was intrigued by the results I was getting because, although they were


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