Swim Float
Nearly drowned for a hat
SURE, I liked the hat, but I never thought it was one to die for. But it almost was.
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When was the last time you produced your own mental movie? I'm talking about daydreaming. Sometimes your dreams are about your ideal life. Other times your daydreams are the stuff of Stephen King novels. How about those scenes you rehearse in which you say the perfect words at the perfect moment, those words that eluded you that very afternoon?
With your daydreams you form images in your mind. You have your cast of characters in which you are the star, usually the hero. At times you're the hero in a Robin Hood sort of way knowing the perfect way to exact revenge. Guided imagery is like daydreaming. You have scenery, characters, dialogue and a plot. The difference is that you are not making it up on the spot. Someone is guiding you through the movie.
Guided imagery by-passes your conscious mind and moves you into the depths of yourself, where the purposes of healing, you release wounds of the past. You can even "re-write" your history with a structured guided imagery particularly developed for that purpose.
I once worked with a man I'll call Vince, who painfully told me of when he discovered his father was not trust worthy. Vince was about 6 years old. His father had taken him to the beach for a long promised adventure in the ocean. His father had Vince climb onto the float. They went into water well over the child's head.
Vince, now in his 30s, remembered his father calming his fears by promising that if anything happened, Dad would be there to take care of him. The trusting child was having a wonderful time floating on the water. Suddenly his father upended the float. The 6 year old, who could barely swim, flailed about in the water while his father laughed. Just when Vince was most terrified that he would drown, his father, still laughing, reached out and "saved" him.
The boy, now a man, never trusted his father again. This lack of trust spread to everyone. Vince was always waiting for someone to take him to the deep end and upend his float, putting him in mortal danger. His inability to trust affected every part of his life, especially his relationships with those close to him.
I developed a guided imagery in which Vince's spiritual connection played the hero's role. The movie was the same, even the part where his father upended the float and laughed. The difference was that his spiritual connection, Jesus, immediately lifted him from the water and held him and comforted him. Jesus put him back on the float and they played in the ocean. They also talked. Jesus told him that Vince's father had a wounded heart and couldn't understand the terror he was inducing. I used a number of images to bring healing.
During the next session, Vince talked about how different things were with his father. His anger towards his father was gone. There was still no trust as his father was not to be trusted. There was acceptance of what his father was, a wounded man who took perverse pleasure in "saving" those he loved from the pain he initiated. The wall of hostility between the two was gone. Even more wonderful, the wall between this man and others in his life was greatly reduced. His relationships were easier.
The subconscious mind is literal and believes what we tell it no matter what anyone else may say. A traumatic event can imprint itself on the subconscious in such a way that beliefs, which should pertain only to a particular event, are generalized to all of life. The subconscious then does its best to direct life by those beliefs, sometimes with painful and confusing results.
Guided imagery has the power to dive beneath the resistance of the conscious mind and tap into the innate healing ability of the individual. On your deepest level, you want to be whole and entire. Somehow, sometime, some way, you gave your subconscious mind the idea that could not happen. Guided imagery assists in rewriting the programing of your subconscious mind.
Notice your daydreams. Are they supportive of what you want in your life? What do they say about what is in your subconscious mind?
Cathy Chapman, Ph.D., LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker assisting people achieve their dreams of health, wealth and happiness through Mind-Body Psychology. She has found guided imagery to be a powerful tool for healing. Go to http://www.shainanoll.com and click on => A Place for You Here
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