Summer Pain Relief Meditation

Summer Pain Relief is a meditation based on a summer theme.

It is filled with transportive imagery: waves crashing on beaches, birds flying in the sky and never ending sunlight. This meditation is Ideally suited to those suffering from dull throbbing pain, back pain or the pain one experiences after surgery. This meditation is also suitable for soothing the dull throbbing, aching pain, commonly associated with arthritis. Often this pain is experienced in cold weather or in cold climates, hence the Summer Theme!

Your discomforting pain can be alleviated!

Use this trance meditation to manage your pain, discomfort and chronic suffering. This  trance meditation is designed to minimize and release your throbbing pain. It is 25 minutes long and is designed to alleviate, relax and soothe your discomfort. You will experience a calming diminishment of the fixated focus your mind currently has on the pain you are experiencing.

After you have purchased the meditation it will be available for instant download. We recommend using headphones and listening to the meditation for at least 3 days in a row. Put it on anytime during the day when your pain requires mitigation. Ideally, do it at the same time and in the same place everyday for three days minimum. Then use the meditation whenever you require ease and relief from your condition. Choose a place where you feel comfortable and safe. It is important to build up a habit, a rhythm of use, once you have built this muscle, merely remembering or looking forward to your private session will begin to mitigate your pain.

YOUR PERSONAL GUIDE

Your guide on this journey is Rochelle L. Cook MA., ChT., the author of the The Soul's Coach – 7 Paths to healing Your Relationship. 

Ms. Cook's  book, workbook and journal are available on Amazon.

If you have found this mediation useful consider reading the book, and doing the work outlined in the workbook. If you are serious about transforming who you are in the world, do consider this working with Rochelle. Her work has shown to be inspirational and life changing for many people.

You may book face-to-face and/or recorded phone or video sessions directly with ms. Cook via her therapeutic website >>> 

WHAT IS THE SCIENCE BEHIND THIS MEDITATION?

The brain operates on different frequencies. We operate with five (Beta, Alpha, Theta, Delta and Gamma), major frequencies and each frequency is measured in cycles per second (Hz) and has its own set of characteristics representing a specific level of brain activity and a unique state of consciousness?

This meditation takes you from  Alpha (7.5-14Hz) – The Deep Relaxation Wave to Theta (4-7.5Hz) – The Light Meditation And Sleeping Wave then Delta (0.5-4Hz) – The Deep Sleep Wave and back to Alpha on wake up.

Alpha brain waves are present in deep relaxation and usually when the eyes are closed, when you’re slipping into a lovely daydream or during light meditation. It is an optimal time to program the mind for success and it also heightens your imagination, visualization, memory, learning and concentration. Theta brain waves are present during deep meditation and light sleep, including the all-important REM dream state. It is the realm of your subconsciousness and only experienced momentarily as you drift off to sleep from Alpha and wake from deep sleep (from Delta).

It is said that a sense of deep spiritual connection and unity with the universe can be experienced at Theta. When you experience this you will diminish the focus on your pain.

The Delta frequency is the slowest of the frequencies and is experienced in deep, dreamless sleep and in very deep, transcendental meditation where awareness is fully detached. Delta is the realm of your unconscious mind, and the gateway to the universal mind and the collective unconscious, where information received is otherwise unavailable at the conscious level.

DOES HYPNO-THERAPEUTIC PAIN RELIEF WORK? 

What does the American Psychological Association say about the psychology behind this phenomena? 

Research shows that hypnosis works as part of a treatment program for a number of psychological and medical conditions, with pain relief being one of the most researched areas, as shown in a 2000 study by psychologists Steven Lynn, PhD, Irving Kirsch, PhD, Arreed Barabasz, PhD, Etzel Cardeña, PhD, and David Patterson, PhD. Among the benefits associated with hypnosis is the ability to alter the psychological components of the experience of pain that may then have an effect on even severe pain.

Drs. Patterson and Jensen's review concluded that hypnotic techniques for the relief of acute pain (an outcome of tissue damage) are superior to standard care, and often better than other recognized treatments for pain. Furthermore, a 2002 cost analysis by radiologists Elvira Lang, MD and Max Rosen, MD, that compared intravenous conscious sedation with hypnotic sedation during radiology treatment found that the cost of the hypnotic intervention was twice as inexpensive as was the cost for the standard sedation procedure.

Reference: the American Psychological Association. 

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