Living life, loving life.......hypno's having a ball!

beanielou

Thank you for that hypno x

Keeping_Motivated

Hypno would any of the alternative therapies that you do help? I don't mean on yourself obviously but do you have any peers who would help you out with any treatments? Maybe you could use some pampering of that kind too.

hypno06

It is on my "to do" list, KM

Keeping_Motivated

hypno06 wrote: »

It is on my "to do" list, KM

Good :A

I fancy trying reiki or indian head massage, I've had many beauty treatments eg facials, massages etc but never tried either of those.

hypno06

Both are lovely treatments - but very different. Reiki is very good for rebalancing, but can be quite emotional in the process. IHM is one of my favorites to teach, and is more of a treat....but of course like any massage has a whole lot of benefits.

beanielou

Reiki with the right person is a truly amazing experience

hypno06

beanielou wrote: »

Reiki with the right person is a truly amazing experience

certainly is. I was completely sceptical about it - and went to do the training JUST to prove that it was a load of tosh.

I was my teacher's worst nightmare :rotfl:

Needless to say, I was about to discover all sorts of amazing things, and went on in my own training.

If you get a good person, it is fantastic. If you get a poor one, you will not get anything out of it other than an hour's rest - which although being beneficial, is not how most people want to spend £30-40 a time!!

gallygirl

Hypno I've had a few nights out when I've felt like you did.

I think to be honest if you're looking at women and thinking 'is that what I look like' then the answer is a resounding 'no'. There will always be a number of women, drunk, mutton dressed as lamb, showing both cleavage and leg, flirting with anything in trousers, usually a lot younger than them (or maybe that's just where I live :rotfl:). They are a far cry from the less noticeable women who are dressed well, showing a little bit of leg or cleavage, enjoy male company but don't look & act desperate. I somehow can't see you falling into the former camp (well, maybe very occasionally ).

During the week at work, I dress well - Next, M&S, increasingly Hobbs. More classy than high fashion. I often get complimented on what I wear (especially since I lost weight) and do feel good about myself. Come night out though and I don't have a clue what to wear. I go out with girls who wear very trendy clothes and I always feel frumpy & the odd one out. And that's despite them wearing clothes that are too young for them, don't always suit them and certainly wouldn't suit me. I really don't know why I feel so insecure, but I do . So, can't help you apart from saying it's very common

hypno06

Gally - are you me?

:rotfl:

MrsMoo2U

When I was doing my reflexology training there was a young woman who had done reiki training. I was going through a very tough time at the time as my Dad was in the last few months of his life. I turned up to class one night in a bit of a state. She offered to do a bit of reiki as I was complaining that my shoulders were aching. It felt amazing at the time but within a week I was very, very poorly. Ended up being diagnosed with sceptic tonsillitis and lots of other things. I often wondered if the reiki had anything to do with it. I am sure it didn't but I did enjoy that 20 minutes prior to my class.

Oh I never finished my reflexology course as I ended up too ill