Panic attacks
Panic attacks are no more than exaggerated phobias. It is
obvious that the body will go into spasm if it is bombarded
with conflicting messages. You don't know whether you should
'fight or flight' and you do neither. Something must give.
The problem is further
exacerbated by the fact that you now fear the fear itself.
You fear having a panic-attack and losing control.
It is one of the fundamental laws of the mind that state,
"Whatever you imagine, will come about."
You now are a panic-attack looking for a place to happen.
"You will always get what you want, and you will always
get want you don't want."
A panic attack is usually accompanied by shortness of
breath, dizziness or faintness, increased heart rate,
trembling and shaking, hot or cold flushes, and a sense of
detachment. Other common symptoms include fear of dying or
"going crazy", and the fear of losing control.
Although it might appear
that the panic attack comes 'out of the blue' it is
triggered by certain stimuli. It could be a thought or an
outer circumstance that triggers the subconscious pattern.
Although the sufferer may not realize it you do have the
choice to reject this faulty pattern if you wish.
The solution is simple because the problem is not real. The
MindFrame Technique will teach you to relax, enter the Alpha
state, and simply turn the faulty thought pattern around.
The body is continuously changing, replenishing, and
rebuilding itself at every moment and it has no other
pattern to follow in doing so except the guidance given to
it by the mind. So once you have corrected the distorted
pattern the physical tensions that cause the panic attacks
disappear.
In the event that a dormant
misperception is suddenly triggered by some stimuli, you
will learn how to 'nip it in the bud' before it can be
energized and start to cause the panic symptoms. Your point
of power is always in the moment and you can choose the
thoughts you wish to manifest. The MindFrame Technique gives
you the tools.
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