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Caroline Myss
Spiritual Power, Spiritual Practice. Myss, Caroline.
ISBN 1-56455-618-2
By Caroline Myss:
Books
Why People Don’t Heal and How They Can (New York: Harmony Books, 1997)
Anatomy of the Spirit (New York: Harmony Books, 1996)
The Creation of Health (with Norman Shealy, M.D.; Walpole, NH: Stillpoint
Publishing, 1993)
Audios and Videos
Why People Don’t Heal and How They Can audio (Boulder:
Sounds True, 1998)
Three Levels of Power and How to Use Them audio (Boulder:
Sounds True, 1998)
Spiritual Madness audio (Boulder: Sounds True, 1997)
Energetics of Healing video (Boulder: Sounds True, 1997)
Energy Anatomy audio (Boulder: Sounds True, 1996)
Anatomy of the Spirit audio (Boulder: Sounds True, 1996)
Why People Don’t Heal audio (Boulder: Sounds True, 1994)
For information on workshops and seminars
with Caroline Myss, contact:
The ConferenceWorks!
6826 Chrysler Street
Indianapolis, IN 46268
For a free catalog of audios, videos, and music, please contact:
Sounds True / PO Box 8010 / Boulder, CO 80306-8010
Phone (800) 333-9185
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Discipline of Daily Practice ............................................1
The Seven Sacred Truths........................................................2
Morning Meditation..............................................................2
Evening Meditation ............................................................15
A Call for Letters ................................................................27
About the Author ....................................................back cover
SPIRITUAL POWER, SPIRITUAL PRACTICE
THE DISCIPLINE
OF DAILY PRACTICE
Most people want the rewards of consciousness
without the hard work of consciousness. The hard
work of consciousness requires that we develop a daily
spiritual practice that allows us to review where we are
investing our energy each day. Each morning and each
evening we have a choice: do we invest our energy into
fears and anxieties or do we invest our energy into
aligning with spiritual truth?
I believe that one of the most effective ways to
monitor how we invest our energy is through the
daily practice of energetic self-evaluation. Think of
your “energy body” as a vast interconnected database
of stored experience. Every thought, every feeling,
and every memory is encoded and stored in one of
your seven chakras, the energy centers of the body.
Each of your chakras records and manages a specific
category of information. The work of daily practice is
to take a personal inventory of the health of your
chakras in order to determine how you are using the
energy associated with each energy center.
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MORNING MEDITATION:
PREPARATION FOR THE DAY
Every day is a new beginning. Your task each morning
is to learn the practice of entering your body and your
day consciously. Begin by focusing attention on your
entire day from morning to evening. Review your plans
for the day. Think about where you need to be and
whom you need to be with.
Sense your comfort level. Do you feel stressful
about this day or do you feel comfortable? Do you feel
prepared for the day’s events? And most importantly,
are you projecting fears and expectations onto the
day? Remind yourself that we lose power with fears
and expectations.
Your First Chakra
Drop your attention to your first chakra, to the base
of your body, the root of your spine. This is your
connection to Mother Earth. Feel yourself connected
to earth energy. Picture yourself sitting on wet earth.
Picture yourself smelling the fragrance of newly cut
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EVENING MEDITATION:
PREPARATION FOR THE NIGHT
As you prepare to enter sleep, you prepare to release
your spirit into the nocturnal energies of
transcendence. It is important to learn to prepare for
the night consciously. What does that mean? It means
that prior to sleep you need to review how you used
your energy during the day, how you invested your
spirit, what you learned about the investments you
shouldn’t have made and the investments you’re glad
you made. Ask yourself, “how do I feel about myself
and my life now that I am preparing to go to sleep?”
And furthermore, “how do I open myself to receive
guidance as I sleep?
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C A ROL I N E MY S S
... is a pioneer in the field of energy
medicine and human consciousness.
She holds degrees in journalism,
theology, and intuition and energy
medicine. Over the past decade, her
work with Norman Shealy, M.D., a
Harvard-trained neurosurgeon and
founder of the American Holistic
Medical Association, has helped define
how stress and emotion contribute to
the formation of disease. She is the
coauthor, with Dr. Shealy, of The
Creation of Health (Stillpoint, 1993)
and author of Anatomy of the Spirit
(Harmony Books, 1996). Her most
recent book is Why People Don’t Heal
and How They Can (Harmony Books,
1997).
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