Grinding teeth, waking up in the morning with clenched jaws, painful teeth and liking to chew during the day: chips, gum or candy. They are all clues that you are under too much stress. Stress develops when you are frustrated or angry but don’t do enough with it. You store … Continue reading →
Try out, experiment and go off in new directions. You shouldn’t be surprised if this becomes a part of your life. If you do the MIR-Method, you’re putting a lot of things into motion. You activate your body to cleanse itself and to supplement shortages, and that renews your energy. … Continue reading →
Lungs are wonderful! If you were to spread them out completely, with all of the little pockets, the total surface of your lungs appears to be as large as half a tennis court! Incredibly large! And inside, they look like the kind of sponge you sometimes see at sea. A … Continue reading →
Small children are visible! And audible! And continuously ask for your attention. I’m here! Do you see me? I want attention! If you have (had) small children or grandchildren, then you know how it is. After a day with small ones, you’re usually exhausted and glad when they’re sleeping again. … Continue reading →
Yesterday I went with a friend to the hospital. What an overwhelming experience! The smell as you walk in. The maze of hallways and signs. Seriously ill patients being taken around in their beds. The hairdresser with wigs in the window display. The stress that exudes from so many people. … Continue reading →
Urine leakage, not being able to hold your pee, is very unpleasant. Suffering from this, there is always a big risk of peeing in your pants. It can happen when you cough, sneeze, jump, but also just because your bladder empties too quickly. You may think it is something that … Continue reading →
Letting go is a curious thing. For many people, it’s the art of living. They meditate, take courses, look at themselves and strive to live their lives as unattached as possible. Letting go is an important skill. But what is letting go? Why is it so difficult? Or does it … Continue reading →
Recipe for holding onto a busy life: keeping balls in the air. Throw them high enough so you have enough time to keep the other balls in the air. Keep arms, back and shoulders in the same position. Make quick movements, use ultimate concentration and keep those balls from falling. … Continue reading →
Shyness is something we are all familiar with. You want to say something, but you are afraid and keep quiet or walk away. The fear of being laughed at or rejected is too big. It can have a paralyzing effect on you and cause you to become isolated. It’s especially … Continue reading →
Step 5 of the MIR-Method is “Supplement all shortages”. This step is about: 1. The shortage of nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, proteins, etc. 2. The shortage of substances which our bodies produce, such as hormones, enzymes, white blood cells, etc. Shortage of nutrients When you do the … Continue reading →
Do you get hurt easily, or quickly frustrated, irritated, or do you have fits of anger? What if this is your way of dealing with things? If you are the type of person who regularly has a sharp tongue, it is unpleasant not only for those around you, but also … Continue reading →
I have fond thoughts about smokers. If you are a smoker, then I would like to share these thoughts with you hoping that you feel understood and know deep down inside why you continue to smoke. Smoking is Not Healthy, But You Know That. During the past few years it … Continue reading →
People who use the MIR-Method can experience a sudden loss of blood. This loss can be caused by a spontaneous nose bleed, or as many women experience, because menstruation suddenly commences. This is nothing to worry about. When you lose some blood a few times, especially in the first weeks … Continue reading →
