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Creative Source and be so totally healed, you can, too. If this
approach calls to you, pray that you fi nd someone gifted with the
ability to perform breath therapy on you. Otherwise, realize that
many people have received substantial benefi ts from working with
Todd via phone consultations; note his contact information in the
resources.
Practitioners of Hakomi, axiatonal attunement, and breath ther-
apy may or may not be located near you. Again, I would begin with
a prayer asking for the best person for you to be made available.
If you cannot fi nd anyone locally, you don ’ t have to be restricted by
geographic location. For those who are interested in a session with
Carolyn Craft or Karen Winstead, note their contact information
in the resources.
Aerating and Composting for Co - Creating
and Sustaining Your HealthHopefully, you have found the many healing stories in this book
as inspirational and revealing as I have. I have personally enjoyed
new depths of healing by remembering and writing about these
experiences, which inevitably take us closer to knowing who we
really are. Reading about physical disease being intertwined with
its mental, emotional, and spiritual roots and about such a wide
range of healing possibilities invites us to claim our power to pre-
vent disease and really live up to our potential. We don ’ t have to
wait to contract a physical disease or have a near - death experience
to seek healing. It ’ s a natural desire to seek wholeness, to know and
really become our true selves.
There are so many approaches and tools for healing available to
us today. You will naturally gravitate to the ones that speak directly
to you. Sometimes, you might try a new approach that will not pro-
duce the results you seek. Don ’ t lose hope — remember Kimberly!
Have faith that you will fi nd a therapy that better suits you. When
you embrace the idea that there is no such thing as failure, then your
defi nition of health and what it means to heal will change. Now I