One way we perceive our world is through sound. This perception is influenced by our emotions and spiritual reactions to life events. We hear things and we also listen to what we’re hearing. We interpret the things we hear and listen to. We not only hear and listen to events happening around us but we also hear and listen to our inner voice.
\nMy conclusion here is that hearing and listening is both highly emotional and spiritual. Reduced to it’s lowest common denominator, the concepts we hear can touch our core beliefs in ways that go straight to the heart and soul. Our attitudes, opinions, and feelings about what we hear may or may not be based on facts, or statistics, or even what’s real. Often, our attitudes cannot be changed by facts, statistics, or information.
\nOur feelings, beliefs, educational background and training, life experiences, all influence what we feel, see, and hear. Our responses include these influences.
\nTinnitus is a ringing, hissing, or buzzing in the ears which has no external origin.
\nIn my opinion, Tinnitus occurs when a person no longer trusts his\/her own voice. Tinnitus occurs when your body tells you it’s time to pay more attention to your inner voice, to your feelings, to your inner self.
\nReflexology for the Spirit sessions are important in the life of a Tinnitus sufferer.
\nWork the respiratory system with emphasis on the sinuses, work the sense organs with emphasis on the ears, work the entire endocrine system and finish up the session with working the liver and the solar plexus. Homeostasis is very important here and that is exactly what your sessions will offer.
\nPeace and food for all.
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