I’m back in Loveland, Colorado. After over a month on the roade, I’m back at the Rocky Mountains High. What a good feeling.
I told you a few days ago that I’ve been camping in a beautiful forest in Pennsylvania for the last couple of weeks. But I didn’t tell you about the highpoint of the trip.
I was greeted by a real black bear!
Every once in a while on these camping trips, we see a bear from a distance. But never have I been so close that I could almost touch him.
I was walking alone pretty deep in the woods when he came galloping towards me. He obviously didn’t notice me till he was around 30 feet away from me. When he did, he completely stopped and looked me straight in the eyes.
Let me tell you something about black bears. They look so real, they almost do not fit into their surroundings. Remember the old 50’s movies. The background was often pasted in in such an obvious way that the characters didn’t really fit in there.
It was a little bit like that with the bear. He was more real than the trees around him. I know this doesn’t really make any sense but that’s the only way I can describe it. His black shiny fur was darker than anything I’ve ever seen before. Darker than a night.
So what do you do when you’re faced with a 560 pound black bear?
Well, as you may have surmised, I was fascinated, not scared. Black bears are not dangerous at all, unless you threaten them. So what did I do?
The same as I do when greeted by a good friend. I said “Hi, how is it going!”
The bear looked at me for about a minute and then galloped away. Didn’t say a word
End of story… almost end of story!
When flying back to Colorado today, I began to think about this experience. And as I thought about it, a new idea crossed my mind. An idea that could maybe help eliminate worries and depression and also insomnia.
I’ve been studying these conditions a lot throughout the years. They are of course closely related to many of the issues I address in my health guides, such as snoring and sleep apnea, TMJ and bruxing, stress and hypertension and other conditions.
Those of you that have read some of my posts and used my programs know how much believe I’ve in positive thinking. And how the mind creates either positive or negative health flow in the body.
Your body, for example, takes in and processes many times the amount of oxygen when you think positively versus negatively. This is one of the key factor in curing Fibromyalgia.
Anyway, the idea I got to day is totally different from any positive thinking exercise or visualization method I’ve ever heard of before. It forces the BODY into a positive flow, which then changes the mindset. Hard to explain, especially since I haven’t really understood it completely myself.
But if it becomes a reality, it could drastically change how people deal with depression, worries and the tension that keeps millions of people up all night, every night.
You’re at the grass roots.
I’ve never shared an idea at such an early stage before. It’s only because of the positive vibrations I’ve felt from everybody reading this blog that I’m mentioning it so early. I would love to hear where YOU would like me to focus this method on. Please comment below.
Plus… have you ever seen a bear?
Warm regards,
Christian Goodman