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t we thought ourselves fat is actually is true, but to get to the point of simplicity in changing your mind takes a substantial understanding. Because I have lost 35 pounds through purely mental means, I know it's possible for the rest of you who are dissatisfied with the appearance of your body. That is an enormous problem in the United States.
I've continuously searched for the bottom line truth. I was raised a Catholic. As a little girl, it was easy for me to give up playing jacks or jump rope and dash into the coolness of St. John's Church during lunch time for a visit with the Lord. I got a heady rush when I'd smell the incense; I loved wearing flowers in my hair and being in processions. I thought that the highest, good thing I could do was to love God and obey his commandments. I don't want you to get some picture of a goody-two-shoes [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], because that is not who I was. I simply loved things spiritual.
When I was in the eighth grade, we had a visit from a Vocation Recruiter. She was a Sister of St. Joseph, the same order that taught at my school. I can't remember all she said, but the part I remember the most is that at the Sister's Motherhouse in Baden, PA, they waded in the creeks barefoot. Barefoot? Barefoot! I adored going barefoot. And if it was connected somehow to God and being good, I was there.
Being a Prep and subsequently becoming a nun were wonderful experiences for me. I took my search for the truth about life into Prep and the convent with me. I looked high and low. I asked questions by the dozens. I did not find answers that were ultimately satisfying for me. At the age of 26, I left the convent with unanswered questions.
I tried group therapy to discover why I was fat, since diets hadn't worked. No satisfying answers there. I experimented by taking diet pills, wrapping my body for steaming, got massages to rub the fat off; and many other attempts. I can't even count all the money I threw into this search for the truth and a solution.
And then I found the study of the mind. My former husband was studying such a course. I can picture him isolated in his office working through the courses with our baby pulling books off the bookshelves around him. My ex always wanted me to go to church with him. He also was a searcher and it's no wonder we were attracted to one another. I hesitated, still full of the disappointment from my convent experience.
But one Father's Day, he insisted what he wanted as a gift that year was for me to go to church with him. He attended the Church of Religious Science in Los Angeles and away we went. I was amazed! I was brought to tears! After all my holding back on him, I discovered a group of people who thought the same way I did. That was more of a gift for me that it was for him that Father's Day.
I began to study the course materials they provided and I learned that I am a mental being, that my mind created and could change anything it created. Did they have all the answers to all my questions? No. They answered a lot of them and I continued to search until I found all the rest. I now know that life is a science and that there are laws in that science that can be used to resolve all of one's problems. I know now that those laws, once learned, can be used to create any good thing desired. And I know this because I was taught how to use this information and have it actually work.
Was my main problem solved? I am a work in progress. Although a lot of layers have been peeled away and discarded as I unfolded more understanding. This alternative to weight loss has an eternal payoff. I much prefer spiritual healing's slower and more permanent pace than the old diet and exercise treadmill. Working to make self corrections is imperative for body mind healing and the end result is a win courtesy of your perseverance.