Why These Emotions Increase Resistance | Acceptance & Surrender In Chronic Illness Recovery |

30 Nov 2021 · 1 min
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Ashok Gupta discusses how certain emotions—especially frustration about not recovering—create psychological resistance to 'what is so.' He uses a rubber-band metaphor: high expectations about getting well increase resistance, which raises muscle tension and can impair immunity; by letting go of expectations and practicing acceptance/surrender, tension eases and healing becomes easier.

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