The Power of Negative Feelings

Feelings control our lives, they control what we say or don’t say, also what we do or don’t do. Feelings also affect our attitudes and all decisions we make, so they are very important to our lives. Hence, we need to know more about them. Feelings can be positive or negative (unwanted), and constructive or destructive. Herein lies the key to finding happiness and success in the various areas of our lives be it, at work, at home, or in our social life.

Think about this fact: we can’t actually see our feelings but we sure experience them. Good or positive feelings are fine. They feel expansive, light and enjoyable – the spice of life, so to say. Conversely, the unwanted negative feelings are another matter and the reason for this article. Negative feelings feel heavy, restrictive and they often stop us doing what we would like to do which can and does result in unhappiness and failure in our lives.

HOW DO YOU FEEL?

How often have you heard someone say “I feel weighed down by problems.” What they are actually experiencing is the heaviness of the unwanted negative feelings. Research and application in a completely new direction, which has been carried out over many years, has proven that we each create all of our own feelings. This may seem like bad news when we think of our unwanted negative feelings, but it has lead to some very good news. If we are responsible for creating our own negative feelings, then we can also be responsible to also do away with them permanently, with a little help and direction. I will explain how this is achieved later, but first, I will explain how they are created and then play out in our lives.

Positive feelings, which we knowingly create are fine and cause us no problems. However, the negative ones are unknowingly created during times when we are overwhelmed in life, such as a shock, trauma or upset, or when our whole world seems to collapse. Who has not experienced these ‘upsets?’

You may be wondering why we would ever create a negative feeling. Well, in a normal condition, we would not. But while in the overwhelm of the aforementioned upsets, it’s a completely different matter. This research has found that once we have these overwhelming, it’s almost as if we stay in the bubble of the feeling of the overwhelm or drop back into it easily until it is addressed with this new method.

Some examples of this:

1. Say a person loses a partner in tragic circumstances and you find them still experiencing the sadness years and years later. They are still stuck in the bubble that I mentioned.
2. A person who is normally happy then drops into a rage for no apparent reason has dropped back into the bubble of an old upset and are dramatizing it. A common way to explain this is that the person has been triggered.

There are many more examples, but generally, when a person reacts irrationally, they have dropped back into an old feeling belonging to the bubble of an earlier upsetting overwhelm. Once these negative feelings are accidentally created, they affect our lives in the same way as a virus affects a computer. These negative feelings either by bringing out wrong answers, causing more upsets and problems or stopping us from doing what we want to. In other words, they stop us from being our true self.

This research has also proven that the more times we experience or play out these negative feelings, the stronger they become and the weaker we become. Then they control us. Hence, the earlier statement: our feelings control our lives. And that’s not always in a helpful or a positive way.

A CHECKLIST

Check this list to see if any negative feelings are controlling you:

1. Do you often say or do something (react), then regret it almost immediately?
2. Do you lose your cool easily or stress a lot?
3. In general, are relationships troublesome for you?
4. Do you experience study or learning problems?
5. Do you suffer from a phobia?
6. Are you suffering from postpartum depression?
7. Are you an ex-service person suffering from PTSD?
8. Do you seem to be stuck in a low mood?
9. Do you suffer recurring bad dreams?
10. Is procrastination holding you back in life or causing you a problem?
11. Is low self-esteem or lack of confidence holding you back?

These are only some of the problems that have quickly surrendered to this unique and simple method. All of the above indicate that one or more negative feelings are in control. If you have answered yes to one or more of the above problems, I will explain how you can delete or do away with them permanently so that you can take charge of your life.

CAUSISM

The body of knowledge behind this new method, which as I said earlier, is a result of many years of research and refinement, has been named ‘Causism.’ This name was chosen because it has the client quickly deal only with the actual cause of any type of problem without the client having to relive or talk about an embarrassing or traumatic experience.

This research and experience have concluded that just talking about life’s problems has no permanent therapeutic effect and can even make a client feel worse. It’s not what has happened to us (the story) that is important, only the negative effects we still carry as a result. When these effects are addressed properly with this new method, then we are really set free to just enjoy our lives.

The actual method used has been named the Mace Energy Method after John Mace, the founder and researcher.

The word ‘energy’ is used because it has been found that every negative feeling is holding captive some of our precious energy and potential in negativity. Incidentally, energy is similar to a feeling in as much as you can’t actually see it, but you certainly observe its effects.

When your negative feelings are deleted using this method, what happens is that the energy being held captive comes back to you to add to your positive side. My favourite analogy is getting your money back from a bad investment so that you can make a fresh start and enjoy your life.

This method does not generally require more than one or two sessions and can be done over Skype or telephone. Deleting negative feelings has been a life-changing experience for many people. If you would like or need to experience this, please get in touch with us. If you would like to know more about the literature involving Causism, please visit our sister website.

About the Author

John Avery has personally known John Mace, the Father of Causism and the Mace Energy Method. As one of the first fully-trained Mace Energy Method Practitioners, John has met clients under various circumstances and has helped all of them regain their happiness and reclaim their true selves. Aside from being an MEM Practitioner, John is also one of the pioneers of the Causism Institute – an institution devoted to training incoming Mace Energy Method Practitioners.

You can learn more about John in his profile page here.

If you are interested in becoming a Mace Energy Method Practitioner, please visit our training and Education website, The Causism Institute.

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