最近最让我高兴的一件事是,我帮助一个大烟鬼戒烟了,他抽了40多年的烟, 我给他催眠加上瑜伽训练了三次,第一次就有效,他来第二次,越来越信也越来越轻松。现在三个月过去了,他完全戒掉了。过去他尝试很多办法,药物等等都不管用不持久。
My Testimony To The Healing Powers Of Maya Chilam
I started smoking before I was even born. My father was a habitual chain smoker. He smoked around us everywhere, in the car, at the dinner table, in bed, in the bathroom while shaving, next to my pregnant mother. In short,I grew up under a plume of smoke.
The entire ordeal was such a fascination for me. The multitudes of brands, the different colors and designs of the packaging, the advertising, the television and movie star personas. I loved the clandestine activities associated with the acquiring, hiding and sneaking around with my friends smoking without getting caught. It was right up there with skipping school. But what I loved most of all was the buzz. That dizzy, nauseating feeling that came to early smokers. Wow.
Needless to say I became addicted to smoking at a very, very young age. The entire set of behaviors seemed to become permanently ingrained in my DNA. Gradually though, over time, all of those positive sensations eventually faded away into obscurity and were replaced by a distinct feeling of disgust. Smoking became a crutch and a filthy nasty habit that I was utterly ashamed of. It was slowly and methodically killing me and making me sick. It interfered with my professional and personal life. Women friends complained about tobacco breath and stinky clothes. I was embarrassed with myself. Cigarettes dominated my life like an omnipotent, tyrannical dictator. No matter how many thousands of times I begged myself to stop I always, as if on autopilot, found myself in front of a counter asking some store clerk for another pack of cigarettes. The end result was a manifestation and exacerbation of an inevitable self-loathing.
Then came Maya. Now I am not going to imply that Maya can cure anyone’s smoking addiction. I believe that only we can cure ourselves. What Maya can do however is show you how to do it. She is the benefactor and you are the beneficiary. She is the facilitator and you are the student. She is the healer and you are the patient. She will guide and you will follow.
It is not the proverbial will power that prevails in quitting. Will power infers sacrifice, discipline, suffering and self-denial. On the contrary, the process is enjoyable, effortlessly, stimulating and euphoric.
It entails welcoming and embracing those very sensations “the craving” heretofore perceived as unpleasant. But that is just phase one. In order to sustain the cessation one needs far more support. That is the magic of Maya’s technique. Maya provides the resources, tools or even weapons if you like to continuously win the battle.