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    • Love=Energy

      Posted at 9:37 PM by Krista Gorman, PA-C, on March 25, 2015

      Like all things in nature, we are energy.  Right now we’re in this form, this package of flesh and blood that when broken down into its smallest components is just vibration and we can alter our vibration through what we feel and think.

      Feeling is our main mode of communication and the energy of it emanates from our physical body and moves seamlessly with our Source energy through this time and space.

      When we feel something, like when we sense thirst, it’s then followed by the thought “I’m thirsty, I need something to drink.”  The thought is the second step in the summoning of the energetic resources of the Universe.  The next is the physical manifestation of thought energy.

      The organs in our physical body vibrate like everything else, and tell us when we’re in alignment with who we really are. When we think negatively we create “bad feelings” which do not resonate with who we are in our truest form, which is love.  As long as we’re spending our thought energy on negativity we transfer that out-of-alignment energy to our physical body which results in illness.  All illness is a state of misalignment, a sign we’re in need of healing and that we need to pay attention to our  well-being.  That attention can take the form of thinking healthy thoughts, eating healthy foods and getting enough rest, which are the physical acts we can take to correct the imbalance.  It can also take the form of “cognitive therapy” which is the ongoing process of monitoring our thoughts so as to bring forth and focus on only those thoughts that bring us into alignment with who we really are.

      Who we are is love and love holds perfect form.  It is the totality of all there is and is our true nature of being.  Our thought energy is an integral part of maintaining that love-state of being, but more so it is how we feel that creates or uncreates it.

      We can think “I am healthy.”  But the quest for good health doesn’t stop there.  It must be taken a step further with the thought energy integrated into the physical body through the feeling of “I am healthy”.  How does this happen?  By practicing self-care.  The act of lovingly preparing a nourishing meal or exercising with the intention of feeling good manifests in the body as loving, healing energy.  Our cells then use that energy to perform the functions it must in order to maintain our physical form.  The illusion is there is separation between all of these things, that they function independent of one another when in fact, they are seamlessly working together-the energy of feeling, thought, physical act, and physical manifestation in the body is a continuum with the loving energy of the universe and we have the free-will to use it in whichever way we desire.

      That energy is always loving, it is we who alter its form into what the ego wishes it to be based on whatever needs it has in the moment and there is nothing wrong with doing that because it provides contrast to our true nature, which allows for us to grow spiritually while here on this earth, in this form.

      When we let go of the physical and move into the realm of pure consciousness we have the choice of where to go and have the unending, loving support of the universe’s co-creative power, only in the realm of the afterlife, its power is much greater, but then, so is ours.

      Wishing you abundant health!

      xxoo

      Posted in Uncategorized | 2 Comments | Tagged abundance, afterlife, awareness, balance, Deepak Chopra, hay house, healing ourselves, healthy living, law of attraction, love, namaste, nutrition, physical well-being, spirituality
    • Awareness and Letting Go

      Posted at 12:08 PM by Krista Gorman, PA-C, on March 20, 2015

      When I talk about my journey after having my daughter and a near death experience at the same time, I often have “a -ha!” moments where new revelations help my understanding of my life and death grow.

      For many years after my NDE, in order to appease everyone around me, I made a conscious effort to continue being the “old” Krista, the one who thought the same as she did and acted the way she would, but now had the experience of the love I really was, so being the “old” Krista no longer felt quite right.  Still, in order to maintain what felt safe in my life, I justified the feeling and found a way to continue living that way.

      Even though my memory and retention wasn’t that great,  (8 minutes without blood flow to my brain) because I focused my attention on things like grudges and past hurts, I was able to hold on to them which of course made them easier to remember.  One of the things I’d done in my life before was to be easily slighted and resentful.  Being that way never felt good, but I wasn’t able to connect the “not feeling good” to my own thoughts and behaviors.  It was always someone else’s fault, not mine.  Ego can be incredibly strong when we’re not aware!

      Once I began my process of reawakening to the love I am, I realized the hurt and resentment wasn’t in alignment with who I was.  I worked less at holding onto and was gradually able to heal and let go of the negative emotions I’d carried with me from the past.  I began to feel lighter and more in alignment with my true self.

      During that process I had a significant a-ha moment while reading through someone’s Facebook post where they used the phrase “Forgive but don’t forget.”  I disagreed.  My memory loss and poor recall along with remembering who I really am has allowed me to easily forget the things others do or say that my ego may initially perceive as hurtful.  Not only that, but I’ve allowed my ego to take a backseat to the love I am and rarely feel slighted or injured by the action or lack of action of those around me.  It’s not that I consciously let it go each and every time but I simply forget about it, not just in my mind but in my body as well.   I also choose over and over to live from the perspective of love and compassion so the times where negative feelings enter into my consciousness are not nearly as frequent as they were in the past.

      Thoughts manifest in our physical form and what I discovered when I began to make my transformation here, returning to the love I am, was that I started to physically feel better.  I was not holding on to negativity.  For a long time I worked at not letting it go because it kept me tethered to my ego and my ego kept me stagnant so I didn’t have to open up and be the person I knew my self to be.  Through letting go of the fear of being “me” I was able to heal past hurts and let them go so I could better live my truth.  It’s the same path we all walk toward living in this world as the love we are and I wish that same feeling of freedom for everyone!

      Much Love!  xox

      Posted in Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged acceptance, awareness, beauty, choices, compassion, ego, good health, healing ourselves, law of attraction, living our truth
    • Being Me

      Posted at 7:49 PM by Krista Gorman, PA-C, on February 26, 2015

      After all the years of living for others, I’ve incorporated Me into the mix.

      It wasn’t easy.

      I struggled for a really long time trying to figure out why I was so unhappy, unfulfilled and, quite frankly, lost.  In fact, I was so preoccupied with figuring it out that I missed out on so much potential for joy in my life.

      I want better things for you.  I want others to learn from Me.  We are all in this together.

      Here’s a little bit of my story….teenage angst, partying, trying to “figure it all out”, then college, stopped partying and still trying to “figure it all out”.  Then college again, married and “PFOOMP”, everything in my life turned upside down.

      I died and came back to life.

      During labor with my daughter 14 years ago I suffered an Amniotic Fluid Embolism and was without a detectable heartbeat for 8 minutes.  I had a near death experience during those 8 minutes that completely changed Me.  But, my life before my NDE was still the same  (plus an amazing new baby girl).

      I wasn’t the same.

      I had come to understand who the real Me was, yet felt I couldn’t express her in the world.  I felt unsupported by my family who didn’t know how to deal with it when I told them I’d experienced the afterlife.  I felt incredibly alone, sans my daughter.  She was (and is) the absolute light of my life.

      Fast forward, rather than living my truth to the fullest from the perspective of the Love I learned I was, for many years afterward I instead dimmed myself down and lived small.  I felt unable to focus on my need for personal growth in order to catch up with the loving being I knew I was at my core.  I didn’t have the mental capacity for it, and was completely overwhelmed with life.

      Then, I got angry.

      My breaking point was when my husband became very ill and I had to work alone to keep our family going.  I’d felt alone for years, but somehow the illness sparked something in me.  I wasn’t going to do it anymore.  I wasn’t going to put myself last.  I took care of my family, but started really taking care of myself.

      I began doing the things we all intuitively know we need to do to be healthy, like eating right and exercising, but took it further than that.  I started mediating and being hyper-vigilant about monitoring my thoughts.  I’d read about many things during that period of time, from the classics of literature to Eckart Tolle and found myself in all of it!  There was so much more of Me to Me than what I was sharing with the world, and I wanted to share…I wanted to connect with others in the worst way!  Over the years I’d shut myself off and knew what I needed to do in order to truly be free from the self-imposed prison I’d placed myself in.  I needed to process and integrate my near death experience into my being, then reflect it outward to the world.

      Three years later, I’m here writing this blog.  There has been so much growth not only in Me but in my family as well.  Miraculous growth!  For the first time ever we were functioning as a true family unit, not separate entities living under the same roof.  At the core of the many stages of growth along the way was Love for one another, and the practice of the Law of Attraction and the Twelve Principles I used to help heal me when I had nothing else.

      I am in the process of starting a sister blog about the Twelve Principles and am so excited to share them with you.  Within the practicing of these Principles is the potential, the true potential for miraculous healing to take place in our lives.  I’m not kidding.  My family is a shining example, I am a shining example.

      Our lives are so precious, our reason for being here is so simple but we make it incredibly complicated.

      There is a way to simplify it, but we have to strip away the old beliefs and habits of the past in order to let new ones take root and practicing the Principles are what did it for Me.  They helped Me rediscover who and what I was, the Love I experienced in the afterlife is the same Love that is in me and the same Love that is in you.  It’s what binds us together, and is everlasting.

      Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for being here and sharing in this journey with Me.

      oxoxo

      Posted in Uncategorized | 3 Comments | Tagged awareness, classic literature, eckart tolle, family, freedom, healing ourselves, law of attraction, louise hay, mental health, personal growth, prison, setting ourselves free
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