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BINGE EATING: ACCEPTING PHYSICAL PAIN AND REJECTION IN ORDER TO RECOVER



When you humbly accept loss and surrender, survival mechanisms relax, and a new existence opens up to how the mind works. This space is more gracious, lenient, risk taking, less forceful, nondualistic, expansive, and enjoyable. This client has suffered greatly seeking to prove herself...this is the beginning of her experience with true self acceptance feeling how the mind works outside of survival mode.

"This is a continuation of the conversation about accepting body fat, extra weight, physical stress, and emotional loss when surrendering all forms of diets. Giving weight-loss methods up for good is the only way to remove overeating triggers that stem from food restriction (threat to the first hierarchy of need). To come out of survival mode, one must surrender to the threats and perceived dangers that trigger survival mode. This client has experienced freedom from the pressure to lose weight, but goes back into suffering when she thinks about accepting her body fat permanently. This is the most difficult point of letting go. RECORDED FEBRUARY 2018" #survivalmode #thinsupremacy #weightlossapocalypse #dietsupremacy #bodysupremacy #supremacysyndrome #narcissism #copingmechanisms #duality #nonduality #consciousness #escape #recovery #surrender #acceptance #selfworth

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