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Insomnia Isn't All Bad
By Jan Tincher, Certified Holistic Healer

Copyright © Jan Tincher - All Rights reserved
http://www.tameyourbrain.com


That's right. Insomnia isn't all bad. It can be beneficial . . .

Do you know why? Because if you aren't sleeping, you are what? Thinking! That's right.

Of course, before we can go on to what you think about, we need to deal with what you cannot think about.

Problems.

You can't think about problems while you are lying down or relaxing in any way. It's a rule.

Do you know why it's a rule?

Because it's really easy to get into your unconscious mind when you are relaxed. (That's what hypnotism is all about.) And if you are thinking about problems in a negative way, guess what you are attracting into your life tomorrow? That's right. Problems. You don't want to do that.

Because if you are thinking about problems, that means you are worrying. One definition of worry is: Worry is a process where you picture something unpleasant and then you feel as though it is happening right now.

In other words, you body responds to what you are thinking about as though it was happening right now. If you are worrying about something that is frightening you, your body responds to that fright! You get all tight and tense and scared, and guess what? Your body is going through all those things and the situation hasn't even happened yet, so if it does happen, your body starts doing it all over again! That's what I call asking for trouble -- and receiving it. You can scare yourself into bad health because of your body's reaction to things..

Now, let's go to the other side of the coin.

Good thoughts.

When you think *insomnia*, think *good thoughts*. Here's an example:

*Oh, I had too much coffee. I'll probably have insomnia tonight.* So, what's your next thought? *Hey, that's not so bad. I can program my life with good thoughts while I'm waiting to fall asleep!*

Try it. *Insomnia*. *Good thoughts*. *Insomnia*. *Good thoughts*. *Insomnia*. *Good thoughts*.

Good. I think you've got the idea.

Again, why do you not want to think bad thoughts and worry before you go to sleep? Because when you are relaxed it's easier to program your unconscious mind. So, if you are going to get into the unconscious mind anyway -- and you are when you are relaxed, you have to have a plan. You can't just let anything get into it, or your life can get very messy.

Here's what you can do. Keep a list by your bedside that states all your blessings. Make it a point to think only good things about the items on the list.

That's right. If you can do that, you can enjoy insomnia. Why do you want to enjoy it? Because if you dread it, it'll just keep coming around.

So now you know why insomnia isn't all bad. Use that knowledge and watch your days get brighter!

Thanks for reading.
DISCLAIMER: Jan Tincher and/or *Tame Your Brain!* do not guarantee or warrant that the techniques and strategies portrayed will work for everyone. The techniques and strategies are general in nature and may not apply to everyone. The techniques and strategies are not intended to substitute for obtaining medical advice from the medical profession. Always consult your own professionals before making any life-changing decisions.


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