27 May 2021
MG Hypnosis - Phobia of Injections - 2nd one
10 March 2021
MG Hypnosis - Faith Hope & Trust Session
***DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS WHILE OPERATING A MOVING VEHICLE OR
WHERE YOUR FULL ATTENTION IS REQUIRED FOR SAFETY***
This session is about having more Faith Hope & Trust in yourself and the world. During our life time we all have periods when we just have to believe in faith, hope, and trust that everything will work out and everything happens for a reason, even if it is totally unexpected and takes us out of our comfort zone or beyond our abilities to do anything about it, like illness and death. But there still is faith, hope, and trust to guide us to seeing the best side of those difficult times.
I want to use these words today to help you deal with something difficult you are experiencing now or any uncertainty you have for the future.
If your spiritual- make it spiritual, if you are uncertain – open your mind. Have faith, hope and trust in me and yourself. I am honoured to guide you through this session.
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03 February 2021
MG Hypnosis - Help with Isolation
01 February 2021
MG Hypnosis - Help to Stop Worrying
Don’t worry – be happy.
Easier said than done when you are worried, but wise words nevertheless and makes a good point. You can choose to worry or NOT to worry and use it to motivate you. We sometimes forget that we have a choice on to react to worries. I am here to remind you that you CAN choose to become stronger, calmer, and motivated to do something about the problem.
This video is about getting that focus. Worrying is horrible for your mental and physical wellbeing. So, stand up tall, take a deep breath, and let’s figure out a solution instead of letting it drain our energy and creativity. You’ve got this.
28 January 2021
MG Hypnosis - Finding Inner Strength
15 January 2021
Quit Smoking Help
29 July 2014
Losing a loved one and helping cope with life
I alway try to look at the positive side of everything that happens in life - even tragedy. When I think of my dad I consider that I was so lucky to have had him for so many years in my life - I am in my 48th year. My dad had heart trouble though out his life with heart attacks and cardiac arrests, so I could have lost him when I was 12 years of age.
My father was also a very religious man. When he realised his heart was growing weaker, he asked that his pace maker was turned off so he wouldn't have to worry about being "shocked" when his heart started to fail. He also wished to be at home. So, in short, he got his two dying wishes. To die at home and peacefully - so peacefully - in his sleep. I was so happy for him. He couldn't have asked for a better way to go, nor could I for him...
At his burial, the owner of the funeral home recited a poem that I found comforting and would like to share with you all.
God bless.