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The bottom line on pain is that pain is an alarm warning us some limit or threshold had been, is being, or will be exceeded somewhere within our being. If we never pay attention to what we feel and what our subconscious mind presents to explore what we feel, the subconscious mind will most probably utilize pain, with or without an accompanying accident, illness and/or nightmares or their equivalent to get our conscious attention. The subconscious will yell at our conscious mind only as loudly as necessary to get its attention. In learning to understand how our creative spirit communicating and how the subconscious mind brings this information to the awareness of conscious mind, it is necessary to look at pain, for the simple reason that when we experience any pain, our subconscious is trying to get our attention. In essence, the subconscious is saying, “Hey, look at me, there is something I am trying to tell you.” It is a awake up call to become aware of what we are doing. But there are easier and much more playful ways to process the energy we need to experience. However, until we have some understanding of how they are manifesting the experiences we have especially how or why we are manifesting pain, there isn’t much we can do about shifting the energy flowing into the experiences as we are experiencing it Topics on pain The recommendation is to start with the “Creativity Perspective on pain.” However you are free to pursue however you wish. The following topics on pain referenced or available through hyperlinks within the Creativity Perspective on Pain, may be of assist to you in your creative effort.
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