-philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951)

Your body is always trying to tell you something.

Your sore back, sour gut, aching feet, and constant headache are some of the many ways your body is telling you to pay attention to what’s happening around you and how it is affecting you.

For example, migraines are a resistance to being driven. Backache can mean you’re feeling unsupported. You get the idea.

Taking a pain reliever helps only to mask the symptoms but never gets to the root cause of why you hurt, much less how to stop it. The body does not get sick first and then things fall apart. The body starts to fall apart because of external forces such as eco environments, stress, chaos, and limiting beliefs.

 I talk a lot about dis-ease and how it shows up for you in your chakras in my book, Being Woo Woo in an Engineered World.

In it, I suggest exercises the reader may use to identify their pain and then how to move it out of their bodies by working it through the chakras. I learned about this nearly twenty years ago, and it has never let me down.

If you are experiencing physical maladies, it indicates what is happening in your soul. Stress, chaos, pain, and beliefs are all drowning out what your soul most wants you to pay attention to. “It’s just that my job is so stressful.” The message may be more that this is the wrong job for you. As a doctor once told me, “Good stress (e.g., I like my job) just takes a little longer to kill you.”

Your soul is also dying a slow death, trying to be heard over your body and the external voices rather than the one voice whose sole purpose is your soul’s purpose.

What does your body tell you about your soul? Happy to discuss.

Mary