A Practice to Relieve Stress! - Dean@Elements of Health.com.au

Anxiety!

If you have read any of the Soul Whispering blogs, you will understand that if at all possible I will take the most accessible route to a destination, and this is no different!

So as with all things a brief explanation of stress!

Stress is something that the mind paints a picture of in front of your eyes and then tells you it is a reality, and yes the sensations that arise from this image can be as debilitating as a physical illness.

So do not think for one moment that I am going to gloss over what many experience as a significant impact on their lives.

Now the Practice:

I am going to focus on something that many suffer from, and that is the stress around travel. This explanation to you comes out of watching someone close to us struggle with the process, overthinking to the point of panic.

There are two ways for you to undertake this practice.

1) If you are sitting with another traveller within sight who is calm and relaxed and not stressed, put yourself in their situation and feel what it is like to be this way.

2) If, on the other hand, you are within sight of a traveller who is stressed and not handling the situation well, then again put yourself into their position and extend compassion toward them and how they feel.

Either way, it is experiencing an emotion or idea of being that is not you or how you are feeling at this time.

Please don’t think that the next statement is at all flippant and that I say it lightly, but the mind is creating all of what you are going through and none of it is real, just perceived as real.

The only way to get past this is to get past the mind!

This practice can be applied to anything you do in any place, not just to travel and the more you practice the better you will get out getting past the mind.

Dean Creedy has been a spiritual seeker for over 40 years and has had a focus on the path of the yogic traditions for nearly 25. He was drawn to the mystical and metaphysical side of the Indian and Eastern traditions, gaining deeper understanding through the grace of teachers and masters upon the path. In 2003 he became part of these traditions by initiation and adopting and embracing his spiritual name.

Dean trained to become a yoga teacher in India and Perth, Western Australia and from the turn of the new millennium offered regular classes, workshops and retreats, covering all aspects of yogic life.

In 2007 Dean and Melanie were drawn to a tree change in Southern Tasmania, creating an environment where they could achieve a deeper understanding of their respected fields and paths.

Earlier this year (2018) a calling to move to the NW of Tasmania has deepened their understanding of their individual and joint life path. It was also during this time that Dean’s true guide and Master reappeared.

Dean’s approach to the spiritual path and all the pitfalls and challenges is a practical and grounded one, sidestepping the often airy nature of current trends, and always looking for balance in all things