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Christian Your Faith Has Relieved Your Suffering

A Christ-inspired creative visualization backed up with "Precious Lord, Take My Hand." It starts off illustrating the miracle healing of a woman who sneaked a touch of the robe of Jesus, followed by a well-known prayer for comfort and healing. This is followed by your visualization of the healed version of yourself, a request for healing, the Prayer of St Francis, a reading of the scripture, and the end of the Lord's Prayer. Like Oral Roberts used to say, "Expect a Miracle." You faith can heal you. The deep your can relax, the stronger your faith in God. If you have totally given yourself over after several visualizations, you black out and have not memory of the healing and it will seem like it was over in seconds. Miracles happen fast at the unconscious level. Got to get out of God's way!

Guided Pain Detachment Program (Complete)

P1 Welcome to Zen-X's Mindfulness Guided Pain Detachment Program (5 min)<br>P2 I Am the Captain of My Ship (19 min)<br>P3 Hello Darkness My Old Friend: Empathy for Your Pain (20 min)<br>P4 Mindful Observation of Pain: Separating Pain from the Matrix (23 min)<br>P5 Observing Pain with Vipisanna: Encountering Pain with Kindness (30 min)<br>P6 Editing Your Pain: Transforming Your Experience (27 min)<br>P7 Play Time: Shortening Pain and Prolonging Pleasure (30 min)<br>P8 Pain Away No. 11: Your Body Remembers Its Response (21 min)<br>P9 Triple Whammy Review (29 min)<br>EXTRA: Spiritual Mind-Body Healing Programs for Those Interested<br>P10 Healing in the Thought Field (54 min)<br>P11 Meet the Medicine Buddha (19 min)<br>P12 Medicine Buddha Mantra Short Form Tibetan (17 min)<br>P13 Mastering the Medicine Buddha Mantra Sanskrit (21 min)<br>P14 Chant Along with the Medicine Buddha Mantra (64 min)<br>P15 Christian Your Faith Has Relieved Your Suffering (23 min)<br>

Play Time Shortening Pain and Prolonging Pleasure

In this 30-minute guided meditation and creative visualization, I use your past experiences to evoke quick subjective time and slow subjective time and apply them to uncomfortable or painful experiences and comfortable, pleasurable experiences. I first lead you into a relaxed imaginative state. We work with quick time and pain first. We then work with slow time and pleasure. We then integrate them. It would be best to practice this visualization several times, first to know what's going on, and then later to better vivify and personalize it. In your visualization, make use of exaggeration and amplification to add power to you guided imagery. Above all, have fun with it. Photo by Samer Daboul at Pexels

Vipisanna Meditation on Pain