Compulsive Behavior

    Answer: Addictions and compulsive behaviors are a result of
more than just psychological disorders and/or chemical imbal-
ance. They are a way for the biological-self to distract a Human
from completing what it came here for, spiritually.
    If you work with addicted Humans, then I don't have to tell
you the frustration they feel. They absolutely know what they are
doing, yet they can't communicate with their cellular structure
enough to stop it. The main part of this struggle is the one where
the biology builds a "wall of addiction or compulsive behavior" so
that the Human does not have to make the decision they came
here for. Worse, sometimes this activity is actually designed to
kill them quicker (by their own design)!
    Many of these precious souls are very spiritual... have you
noticed? They are "on the edge" of complete knowledge, but
just can't seem to "go there."
    What to do? Your work as a healer is to help them over this
hump of fear. They can't stop smoking... or eating... or having
overwhelming sexual desires... or doing drugs? These are all
classic Human biological ploys that are part of the "seed fear"
of enlightenment.
    Clearing fear is the answer... fear that perhaps this time
they won't suffer and go through torture because they accept
the information of the Higher-Self. Many are unconsciously
fearful of moving into a spiritual experience. Even those who
are healers, channellers, and ministers will also experience this!
They don't want to "go all the way," since the last time they did
this. they died horribly.
    So, healer, help them to begin talking to their cellular struc-
ture in ways that will relax the fear of spiritual information and
action. The more they can love themselves, the less they will
rely on outside stimuli for their peace. The more they can drop
this very real fear of theirs, the less they will need their addic-
tions. Behavior will modify, and the addiction will eventually
drop away.
    Meditation is also part of the key to this... real meditation,
with intent and motivation. Finally, self-worth is the real issue
(the same as loving themselves). When this is settled, then the
addictions begin to diminish and go away. We will give you more
on the actual ways to gain self-worth as the months go by.


				*Compulsive Behavior*