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41. Be Careful: Your Sense of Humor is Returning! — 11 Comments

  1. I love your work! Light generous and giving, thank you. I use your methods myself and work as a reflexologist and a healer. I am also a stand-up comedian and agree entirely with what you say about needing a free flow of energy through your meridians. If you are blocked, or worse, if you expect anything of your audience rather than just giving them the opportunity to open up themselves by your very open happy foolery with no expectation, then the humour does not flow and the jokes don’t land. When it’s flowing it is the most natural and exhilarating thing I have ever done. When it isn’t. Ach, it’s painful. Here’s to free flow!

  2. Dear Mireille,

    I just want to tell you Thank You from my heart. I have shared the MIR Method with many people. People that were on the edge and in trouble and really it’s been a miraculous recovery for them, and me too. So it’s working and we love you for it.

    Laura Smith

    • Dear Laura,
      Thank you for sending this! Isn’t that awesome! I am so happy for you and the people around you. Am SO glad I shared this with people worldwide. May you use your new energy & health to contribute to a finer society! (at least, that is my larger goal… 🙂
      Greetings, Mireille

  3. Hi Mireille
    Yes sure, my husband and I shared a good laugh when he returned home after the funeral of his bast friend. lots of tears as well. This is life; we don’t like to loose our best friends but all loosing is in the mind. To transform the experience of the death of a close friend into a gain and to put it into a broader perspective there is only rejoicing of a life well lived. So we said today our farewells to our dear friend Johnny white whose body is cremated in Auckland, New Zealand, and we laugh tears about all the fond memories of the past. Fly Johnnie Fly, no more boundaries of the material existence. Take off cheerfully into the universes and be astonished by the beauty of its make-up. We love you, forever

    • Dear Shelene,
      That sounds like a wonderful way to let go of a dear friend!
      Greetings, Mireille
      (who was once in Auckland. What a GREAT country you have there!)

  4. Dear Mireille
    Yes, I so resonate with your article on laughter. It’s so strange because so many more challenges are coming my way now. My husband suffers from Alzheimer’s, my love of freedom is curtailed. Even doing some precious gardening outside, it’s “where are you, what are you doing, come inside”, etc. Taking over all paperwork, selling, buying new home etc, challenges with some of his children who feel I’m out to,get all his money ..And yet, what’s all this exaggerated sense and love of the totally ridiculous coming back to me 10fold? My precious 12yo granddaughter bears the brunt of it. “Nana, you’re crazy, you’re insane. I’m not but when I’m with you I go a little bit the same as you do, but it’s all your fault”.
    Oh, this laughter, the weird situations I keep finding myself in. How it seems to become infectious with others. What can be better than laughter throughout ones life?

    • Dear Pamela,
      Your post made me smile. Yes, that is a wonderful way to keep your energy up! Especially when you have to deal with quite a challenge. May you ‘infect’ as many people as you can!
      With love,
      Mireille Mettes

  5. Yes I must say I am feeling happier, more balanced and laugh more these days with my husband and friends! You are right.
    Thank you for all your newsletter!
    Love ,Blessing and much Joy to you beautiful Mireille

    • Dear Claire,
      I am so happy for you! You must be quite an inspiring person at the moment. When you laugh you cheer up the people around you! Am very happy for you that your laughter has come back!
      Much joy to you too!
      Greetings, Mireille

  6. NO what I notice I’m more sensitive to things I feel that everybody is against me I do not know why I feel that way.

    • Dear Maria,
      It can be that you become more sensitive to how people behave. Look at how well you can set your boundaries! It will pass in a few days, and you will probably get better at standing up for yourself.
      Good luck!
      Mireille Mettes

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