Comments on: ­­­Healing the Impossible: A Case Study https://ohmygodlife.com/%c2%ad%c2%ad%c2%adhealing-the-impossible-a-case-study/ Tools for Radically Joyful Living Wed, 23 Nov 2022 01:52:10 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Z Egloff https://ohmygodlife.com/%c2%ad%c2%ad%c2%adhealing-the-impossible-a-case-study/#comment-3037 Wed, 22 Apr 2015 19:34:29 +0000 https://ohmygodlife.com/?p=6624#comment-3037 In reply to Michelle.

Hi Michelle,

Thank you for your comment! And awesome that you are having a similar experience with exercise. Yay!! 🙂

XOZ

]]> By: Michelle https://ohmygodlife.com/%c2%ad%c2%ad%c2%adhealing-the-impossible-a-case-study/#comment-3036 Wed, 22 Apr 2015 14:17:54 +0000 https://ohmygodlife.com/?p=6624#comment-3036 Congratulations Z! What a beautiful testament to the power of the Divine and probably more importantly, the power of persistent faith. ..even as small as a mustard seed. I’m having a similar experience around exercise and am so very grateful. Thank you for sharing your journey with all of us!

]]> By: Z Egloff https://ohmygodlife.com/%c2%ad%c2%ad%c2%adhealing-the-impossible-a-case-study/#comment-3035 Thu, 16 Apr 2015 18:09:47 +0000 https://ohmygodlife.com/?p=6624#comment-3035 In reply to Karen.

Hi Karen,

I agree – it’s such a wonderful thing to get into that place of good-feeling thoughts. And, like Divine timing, it is an ongoing process – and has the potential to be an increasing joyful one. Thank Goodness for that! 🙂

XOZ

]]> By: Karen https://ohmygodlife.com/%c2%ad%c2%ad%c2%adhealing-the-impossible-a-case-study/#comment-3034 Tue, 14 Apr 2015 16:12:41 +0000 https://ohmygodlife.com/?p=6624#comment-3034 Such an inspiring post, Z.

I don’t think so much in terms of divine timing these days. I think in terms of my (almost always gradual) ability to allow what I want to happen — to get in a sufficiently good-feeling place to allow not-at-all-helpful thoughts to subside through thinking more about what I like and want and how I want to be.

It’s an on-going process, and the joy is in the journey.

I think that healing — physical or otherwise — happens in the realm of better-feeling thoughts long before it surfaces in “reality.” The “miracles” that seem instantaneous have been incubating for possibly a long while in the unseen world of mental focus. 🙂

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