Monday, March 9, 2015

New Read for Feb

You may be like me who likes reading but takes forever to finish a book.  I like buying new books but I find it a challenge to finish them.  Probably because there are so many distractions namely life!  I have recently been reading a book called Cellular Awakening by Barbara Wren.  The interesting features of the book is when she talks about dehydration alert which basically means that the body cannot heal until it is fully hydrated. Wren talks about the shift of magnesium and potassium which moves out of the cell during the day, allowing sodium; calcium and lipids to enter the cell.  By night, the process is reversed and the magnesium and potassium enters the cell whilst the sodium; calcium and lipids move out of the cell.  




One of the main things which is re-iterated throughout the book is switching off the dehydration alert in order for the cells to become hydrated and fully functional. You have the opportunity within the book to do your own case history which is probing to say the least.  If you are honest with yourself, you can really start to answer the questions and see patterns of being including the affects of any vaccinations you may have had.  Obviously it is helpful to use this book in conjunction with a homeopath as this can aid your own personal healing journey.  Especially when it comes to the techniques she mentions towards the end of the book.  Her suggestions for generating more energy and electrical potential in the cell which could help to draw out toxicity and eliminate disease include:

Hot & Cold Showering

Skin Brushing

Epsom Salts Baths

Castor Oil Packing

Enemas

Urine Therapy.

The main thing I got from the book is that we are transmitters and receivers of the light and that in order to reach our full potential we have to be fully hydrated and cleanse the cells.  A great quote that Wren says in the book is "To biochemically switch off the bodys dehydration alert is quite a lengthy process.  We need to change the structure of the cell membrane in order to be able to fully hydrate and utilize light, and this takes time."

The only thing I disagreed with in the book was the suggested meal plans which included meat, I have an issue with this because even though I have eaten meat in my life, I am vegetarian (and practically vegan apart from cheese!) and also I have been mainly vegetarian throughout my life.  For those who do eat meat/fish it may be perfect, but for me,  the oils I would consume would be not derived from animal products but from avocado/nuts/coconut oil etc.

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