You will learn:

• Why people use colonic therapy
• The 4 reasons to have a new-client consultation if switching colon therapist

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The following video episode will teach you how to find the right colon therapist to assist your cleansing and colon health goals.  You will learn the:

• A typical reason for colon therapy
• Steps to take for finding a colon therapist
• Colon health goals to consider
• Questions to ask a colon therapist
• Suggestions for determining the right colon therapist

10-Steps to Finding A Colon Therapist

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Are you seeking resolutions for digestive health issues?  Recently, a client called with the following complaint:

I am having digestive issues.  My stomach is hurting.  My right side is painful to the touch.  When I eat food, it makes me feel nauseous.  I cannot throw up.  My head is hurting.  I lie down.  I have chills running through my body.  I make my way to the bathroom.  Nothing comes out.  I push.  Nothing comes out.  I strain.  Nothing comes out.  I take a laxative in hopes that it will alleviate the pain.  I wait a few hours.  I am restless throughout the night.  Morning dewdrops greet the windowpane and the sun kisses my sad, sleepy face.  I make my way to the bathroom.  Nothing comes out.  I am miserable.  I am tired.  I am frustrated with my primary care.  As a last resort I want to try a colonic.

Who do I call?  What should I ask?  When should I go?  Where is the closest establishment?  Which one do I choose?  Why should I believe this could work?  How much longer should I wait to find relief from all this misery I feel on the inside?

Is this your story?  You are not alone.  Many become overwhelmed with pain and fear while experiencing digestive health issues.  Frustration and anger are two negative emotions settling into the mind due to discomfort and exhaustive efforts toward simplified solutions.  As a last resort, individuals usually choose colon therapy but finding the right colon therapist could produce another obstacle.  Utilize the following 10-steps below to find the right colon therapist for your needs:

Step 1:  Take out a piece of paper and write down your answers to these actions steps.

Step 2:  Decide your reason(s) for wanting a colonic.

Step 3:  Determine the goal(s) you would like to achieve during each session.

Step 4:  Write down questions you have about colonic pricing, policy, protocol and procedure

Step 5:  Search Google, Yelp, Yahoo, Yellow Pages, or the like, for a local colon therapist

Step 6:  Pick 3 – 5 therapist from step #5, above

Step 7:  Read the therapist reviews and use them to narrow your search based on your colonic reasons, goals and questions.

Step 8:  Visit the therapist website to secure additional answers in support of your colonic reasons, goals and questions.

Step 9:  Upon visiting a thorough website, you should have only 1 – 2 therapist from which to choose and minimal questions on your list.  Call or email the establishment for answers to your remaining questions.  Based on customer service, response time, professionalism and a feeling of comfort you are equipped to choose your therapist.

Step 10:  Book your session.  Try to plan for a minimum series of 3 – 5 sessions, however, one session is better than zero sessions when experiencing digestive discomfort.

Searching for the right colon therapist, especially during a time of discomfort, can be a stressful process.  Utilizing the 10-Step guide above to assist you will cause your quest to become simplified.  While employing the guide you can also search the I-ACT and Colon Therapist Network business listings to assist your search.  Lastly, feel free to email me if you would like to set up a Sage consultation to assist your journey.

The following video provides a visual of the impact on past wounds and pains within the body.  You will learn the:

• Importance of expressing oneself
• Importance of self-forgiveness
• Importance of forgiving others
• The need for releasing the past

Part 1 of 2

Part 2 of 2

In the following video, Sage Joya shares with you the Top 10 Colon Therapy Frequently Asked Questions.  You will learn the:

• Colon therapy definition
• Benefits of colon therapy
• Colon therapy procedure
• Difference between a colonic and enema

Recently a friend inquired about maintaining professional composure while feeling emotional.  My response was in the previous blog post entitled Emotional Cleansing.  Additional questions were generated from that post and I challenge everyone to travel a few steps backward in efforts to take many steps forward into achieving the goal of emotional healing.

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Repressed emotions are tricky because as they begin to surface, the behavioral response is unpredictable depending on the time length of the dormant pain. A signal is sent to the brain that a pain is present and creates a “sympathetic” flight or fight response to protect oneself. This response could present as yelling, laughter, crying, silence, body discomfort or dis-ease.

In order for you to forgive another, you must first forgive yourself. If you were a child when the altercation took place then the natural response is to blame self because the “dominant” participant manipulated your young mind into believing the created pain was your fault. It was not your fault. You must begin to forgive yourself for something that was outside of your control.

If you were an adult when the exchange took place then you must exercise self-introspection. Identify time periods when you had opportunities to see clearly and, subsequently, the power to “choose” so you could change the outcome of the situation. Once you identify those missed opportunities then you can begin the process of self-forgiveness, which, in turn, will allow you to forgive another. I will continue this communication by addressing you as an adult.

Please note that the process above is challenging yet victorious if you can allow yourself to move through the journey with progression.

In providing brief answers to the additional questions, I am also offering a few personal questions to ask of self to begin healing emotional pain.

Question: How do I acknowledge the possibility of communicating a repressed emotion to which I have disconnected?

Sage Joya: In most cases, opportunities to allow, acknowledge and communicate repressed emotions come in the form of clients, customers, family, friends or even strangers. You naturally attract the people you “need” to heal. Your genuine willingness to help, by drawing upon your past experiences, creates opportunity to heal. The remembrance of past experiences will allow emotions to surface and while you are helping, you can heal.

Question: Should I allow those emotions to continue to surface?

Sage Joya: Yes. You should allow those emotions to surface AND allow yourself to express the grief around those emotions. These emotions, which have been suppressed for some time, create awareness opportunities of self-contained pain, hatred, and the like. Awareness creates healing opportunities. You can look at those pains and ask yourself the following questions to begin self-forgiveness:

1. Who was involved in this painful process?

2. What happened?

3. When did it begin happening?

4. Where was my opportunity to choose?

5. Why did I feel powerless?

6. How can I forgive myself so I can let go of this pain, forgive the ignorance of the other participants and grow beyond these past moments of my life?

Lest ye forgive, you create dis-ease within your body (more pain) and you stagnate your prospect to experience true happiness while serving your life’s purpose.

Whenever you think about the hurt and become angry, it’s your red flag explaining you must heal. You remain in control of the length of your healing process. Forgiveness of oneself takes time. Consistency can speed the process. You have to be kind to yourself. Tell yourself, “It’s alright. Mistakes happen.” Nurture yourself as you would a child. Keep trying. And, one day, you will arise to that genuine feeling of self-nurturing within your heart. The forgiveness feeling will shine through your heart. That is when you will know you have grown past the hurt and are ready to elevate within your life. Have faith in yourself. You can do it!

NOTE: If you are seeking help with the suggested steps or additional life stages, Sage Joya is available for individual consultations via telephone or office. Feel free to visit the website for additional information or email to schedule an appointment. Thank you!

Emotional Cleansing

A childhood friend working for the government expressed her emotions upon listening to clients report tragedies within their life.  My friend queried Facebook on what she could do to maintain her “professional” composure while managing clients.  I thought this was a great question and felt inclined to reply.

My initial response:

Your healing from past wounds, or blessings of the day, comes through the people you meet. Tears are not always understood but they are very cleansing to the tissues of the
soul. No meeting is by chance. The people you meet are there to give you something as well as you are to provide something. If, every time you meet a client, you say to yourself, “What has this person come to give me?” then you will receive your blessing in whatever shape or form. Remember, we are a mirror reflection of one another. When you can look in the mirror and love what you see, you remain open to the blessings people come to “gift” you. Happy Healing darling! Remain open to your reflection!

Her reply:

Hi honey!! You sorta, kinda, got me understanding….but I’m still a little confused…I have never been good at handling death so I thought this is why I channel with them. But you’re saying that this is a reflection of past wounds?? Enlighten me sista….maybe it will help me.

My Dearest Childhood Friend,

In this lifetime, we move through stages.  Each stage offers a level of pain, growth and love.  Many human beings are taught to suppress emotions created through pain.  For example, I am certain you have overheard many parents say, “Stop crying.”  So, what does one do with those emotions?  Typically, we stuff painful emotions into a box.  We then throw the box into the subconscious corners of our body.  Throughout the years, it is filled with additional pains but remains dormant.  We detach from the disturbing meanings in effort to move on with life.  The pain remains unresolved.  Meanwhile, unbeknownst to your conscious thinking mind, these emotions fester into one, or many, ugly wounds.  The box represents a time bomb awaiting opportunity to communicate.  This bomb can include, but is not limited to:

1. Anger (bitter)
2. Substance abuse (alcohol and drugs)
3. Bodily Pain (Fibromyalgia)
4. A major ailment (Cancer, Diabetes, Lupus, Hepatitis, Renal Failure or the like) or
5. Tears

I prefer the communication of tears.  I think they are the easiest to navigate.  Additionally, tears appear in the form of water.  Water is very effective for cleansing the tissues of the soul.

My dearest friend, it is possible you lose composure because the clients you have attracted are helping you gracefully move through your box of repressed emotions to heal thyself.  And you are helping the client through shared expression; gifts are given to the givers – an equal exchange of love.  As a “professional” it may seem untimely but, there is never a better time than the present moment to bless, heal and love.  Those moments are golden opportunities to rid your body of negative emotions, to which you have no conscious-thinking ties, having the ability to create havoc in your life.

Finally, to address your initial question:  How do you maintain composure? It is a process. The summarized steps are as follows:

• First, allow yourself to acknowledge and express the emotions surfacing from within.  This step helps empty the box and brings you closer to composure.
• Second, accept your human capacity to express feeling andacknowledge possibility of communicating a repressed emotion to which you disconnected.  For example, maybe a painful experience from a previous relationship.  By doing this, you will move closer to your composure goal.
• Lastly, as you tread toward an empty box, the emotions are replaced bycompassion for self and the individuals you help to heal.  These actions will help you maintain full composure.  You will have learned how to freely express thyself and healed your subconscious mind in the process.

Like it or not, everyone has a box.  The difference between all of us is honoring our choice to embrace the process of healing past pains so one can step into the excitement of finding and serving life’s purpose.

Day 29 & 30 – Parasite Cleanse – 11.28 & 29.10

The closing of this 30-Day Parasite Cleanse journey has proved quite challenging for me.  I have tried over the last few days to take inventory of my disposition and am stumped.  I felt really pleased to end the journey.  I think I was a bit disappointed that I missed out on some explosive results.  I must consider that I cleanse often and may have been in a good place at the onset of this journey.  However, I am very pleased with the daily happenings of clients whom participated with this parasite cleanse journey.

Day 26 & 27 -  Client M

• On Day 28, this client had a lot of rectal itching followed by a major bout of diarrhea and then a lot of calmness after the storm.

Day 25 & 26 – Client B

• Very emotional

Day 21 & 22 – Client C

• Allergy attack
• Explosive diarrhea
• Bouts of constipation
• Embracing vulnerabilities
• Increased sleep
• Insecurities prominent

Day 20 & 21 – Client A

• Feeling confident about the increased feeling of empowerment

Day 18 & 19 -  Client CM

• Joint pain
• Decreased vision
• Zero libido
• Increased appetite
• Brain Fog
• Teeth Grinding
• Toxic gas
• Increased mucous secretion
• Positive mood
• Remaining active

Day 16 & 17 -  Client O

• Throat burn
• Impatient
• Cranky
• Joint pain
• Identification of parasitic relationships

If you would like to join this parasite cleanse journey, you can order the same products at the following links.  Due to popular demand, please allow 2 – 3 weeks for delivery.

http://www.colonlove.com/Herbal-Parasite-Cleanse_p_147.html

http://www.colonlove.com/AIM-Herbal-Fiberblend-Unflavored-13-oz_p_9.html

http://www.colonlove.com/AIM-Hand-Blender-1-pk-battery-operated-batteries-not-included_p_10.html

Day 27 & 28 – Parasite Cleanse – 11.26 & 27.10

I am almost finished with the cleanse.  My skin is beginning to clear.  I sometimes feel the desire to sleep after capsule consumption.  My productivity continues to bear fruit.  I would love to keep up this pace when the cleanse is over!

Day 25 & 26 -  Client M

• No Data

Day 23 & 24 – Client B

• No Data

Day 20 & 21 – Client C

• No Data

Day 19 & 20 – Client A

• No Data

Day 16 & 17 -  Client CM

• No Data

Day 15 & 16 -  Client O

• No Data

If you would like to join this parasite cleanse journey, you can order the same products at the following links.  Due to popular demand, please allow 2 – 3 weeks for delivery.

http://www.colonlove.com/Herbal-Parasite-Cleanse_p_147.html

http://www.colonlove.com/AIM-Herbal-Fiberblend-Unflavored-13-oz_p_9.html

http://www.colonlove.com/AIM-Hand-Blender-1-pk-battery-operated-batteries-not-included_p_10.html

Day 26 – Parasite Cleanse – 11.25.10

Thanksgiving was delicious!  First, I consumed my capsules.  I had my usual burn and drank plenty of water to compensate.  Hours later, I had a wonderful meal with a beautiful dessert.  On this day, I noticed my skin is wearing 3 pimples.  This is unusual for me and I know I can trace it to the cleanse.  My second dose offered the same burn as well as a gas pocket to which I had to employ water for assistance.

Day 21 -  Client M

• Energized

Day 19 – Client B

• No Data

Day 16 – Client C

• No Data

Day 15 – Client A

• No Data

Day 12 -  Client CM

• No Data

Day 11 -  Client O

• No Data

If you would like to join this parasite cleanse journey, you can order the same products at the following links.  Due to popular demand, please allow 2 – 3 weeks for delivery.

http://www.colonlove.com/Herbal-Parasite-Cleanse_p_147.html

http://www.colonlove.com/AIM-Herbal-Fiberblend-Unflavored-13-oz_p_9.html

http://www.colonlove.com/AIM-Hand-Blender-1-pk-battery-operated-batteries-not-included_p_10.html