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I have always been fascinated by what “other people are doing”.

When I was very young, I found the neighbor’s custom of having black beans and pirogies on New Year’s Eve fascinating.

Many cultures regard the new year as an auspicious time for new beginnings. The Roman god Janus had two faces, one looking forward and the other looking back. We want to usher in good luck, whether it is by eating beans, cleaning the hearth as ancient Brtions did, or simply raising our glasses for a toast, we all like the idea of a fresh start.

Thais have a relatively tradition of visiting nine temples to usher in the new year. Walailak Songsiri, a local anthropologist surmised in the local paper that Thais, while enjoying many modern conveniences, are seeking more spirituality and that visiting nine temples in a day, gives the illusion of getting the job done, but wouldn’t it better to slow down and really be with one’s own thoughts at one temple?

Americans are not alone in wanting it all, now.

Each temple serves a unique purpose, Wat Pho is noted for giving happiness and serenity, while Wat Arun represents prosperity, another one is for victory, and on it goes. The temples are really busy, too busy for enjoyment, according to the temple keepers.

Here, the newspaper had a full page on Horoscopes for 2008. I didn’t see a word about dieting or gyms, but lots of information on what the nightclubs were offering.

Not a word on New Year’s resolutions. How refreshing!!!

See you in the New Year!!!!

When Gail, my friend and fellow hypnotherapist said, “You gotta see my new toy!” I really wasn’t that excited.

When I saw her new toy was a gizmo that attaches to your fingers causing things to happen on the computer screen, I thought, “Great, an expensive mood ring!”

My resistance on a scale of 1-10 was well over a thousand, but I buckled down and started to pay attention.

“It is so well done,” she says.

Meanwhile, I am mesmerized by the graphics.

Things I have imagined, begin to appear on the screen. As I follow the pictures and the sounds I feel my chin get closer to the keyboard.

Gail is talking but I am not paying a bit of attention to her.

Yes, I have heard my clients make comments like that!

Warning, this product is not meant to replace your local hypnotherapist!

However, The Wild Divine, Yes, that is the real name, The Wild Divine,will teach ANYONE how important thoughts are to the body.

For example, Gail was hooked up and I began talking into her ear in my “hypno-voice” and I watched the balloons which were floating high, begin to descend as she relaxed. It was amazing!

Hypnosis works!

We played for hours.

You cannot walk away, with any kind of denial, of HOW IMPORTANT your thoughts
are to your body. . And we can all use work in this area.

If you find yourself playing solitaire or other computer games to escape, you might want to check this out.

Yes, I am selling it, so if you decide to buy it for you or someone you really care about, mention my code number 6484, so I get the tiny commission.

I do have two kids in college!!!! I will be using it too!!

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