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Allana - Bonding Conversations with my Son’s Broken Finger!

by Host of Intimate Conversations, Allana Pratt


So I’m learning so much about how aware my body is, how alive and conscious it is…and how it’s even MORE magnificent than I ever imagined!


It’s like if I ask my MIND a question I tend to spin, analyze or come off with rational.


Yet if I ask my body, the answer seems too grounded, clear and aware.


So my son broke his finger at baseball. I just got him back today for the week, so as we were driving home from school, I had this amazing conversation WITH HIS FINGER.



After years of reading Louise Hay, Carolyn Myss and Access Consciousness, I know our bodies are talking to us when they hurt, break, get sick etc.


So Finger…what are you trying to tell us that we didn’t get, that you had to break to get our attention?


WHOA… it was truly revealing what was shared, feeling overwhelmed, wanting more attention, angry that he doesn’t have more downtime.


I asked his finger what would a more nourishing structure for my son be? The finger knew!!


Then I asked given it’s been heard, created a solution…would it be willing to heal faster than the Dr’s said? It said sure. So I did some healing practices I’ve learned from various modalities including Access and I am SOOO curious to see how we do over the next few weeks…


My son was SO cuddly tonight, AND he wanted a tickle fight, AND we played baseball in the backyard with his opposite hand AND played Go Fish… we were completely connected and I can sense how he’s getting what he needs… albeit inspired by a grand old chat with his finger.


How does it get more delicious than this?


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