Arteriosclerosis
This condition involves hardening, thickening and loss of elasticity in the arterial walls. Arteriosclerosis means that we feel that there are limitations on what we can give to ourselves and on the amount of nurturing that we feel we deserve. We have been trying to nurture ourselves through indulgence, which manifests itself as a vicious circle of indulgence-sacrifice that counterfeits our giving and receiving. We are not maintaining our connection to the Source, and so we loose [sic] our resourcefulness and flexibility. This is stopping us from recognizing who we are and what we came to do. We feel as if life has hemmed us in and it is too “big” to try to change.
Chuck Spezzano and Janie Ticehurst, Healing the Body Through Mind and Metaphor
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Spezzano's metaphors qualify as a form of emotional abuse, where the victim is to blame and must be shamed. This gives you an indication of what is in store for you if you sign up for Psychology of Vision or "Steps to Leadership."
The whole metaphor concept here has been swiped from Louis Hay, in some cases to the point of plagiarism. Not only is POV a form of abuse, it is never original. Everything they market has been lifted from someone else.
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