Heart Of Hope Center

We discussed the basics of meditation of leaving your mind blank and chanting a mantra. Great ways to relieve stress, negativity, find balance and clarity. Now, we are going into ACTIVE MEDITATION. Now, for those who have a hard time leaving their minds blank or chanting active meditation may be perfect for you. There are different types of techniques you can learn that are part of active meditation. Today I am talking about pain and bleeding control.

Let me tell you about my experience at the dentist. This was several years ago. I went to the dentist to have a cavity filled. After the dentist gave an injection to sleep the area, she started with the filling. Halfway through the process, she drilled a hole into the skin that connects your cheek to the jaw. I did not feel any pain, of course, but I could feel a whole when I ran my tough over the area. It was bleeding quite a bit. So much so that the dentist was putting into my mouth cotton roles to stop the bleeding. After trying for a few minutes, she could not stop it. She was a bit concerned. I asked her to wait. She looked at me questioning. I raised my right and placed it on the outside of the affected area. I went into a meditative state and imagined the bleeding stop. After a minute or so I removed my hand. I opened my mouth and to the amazement of the dentist it had stopped bleeding and it did not bleed again. She was so surprised, that when her assistant returned, she told her what had happened.

I will say it again meditation is such a powerful tool that the only limitation is your imagination. Join me again for another meditation experience tomorrow.