Posts Tagged ‘ Michael Brown ’

Impermanence: The Multiple Sclerosis Master Class

August 26, 2011
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Impermanence: The Multiple Sclerosis Master Class

Lately, there are mornings when I wake up and I feel kinda okay – aware of various discomforts in my body, but more or less okay. There are also mornings lately when I wake up and I dread the 15 hours I need to be alive until I get to go to sleep again. Not particularly fond of those mornings. But the funny thing (not funny haha, more like funny-oh-gee-look-at-all-this-rage-inside-me-funny) is that whether it’s a good day or a bad day, it’s neither. Because inevitably, if I’m feeling good I’ll at some point in...

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In Flames

July 27, 2010
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In Flames

I am walking to the river. I am walking to the river because my heart is broken and it keeps demanding that I be out in nature. I suppose because it’s closer to God out there, and nothing short of being embraced by the entire Universe could ease this. So I am walking to the river, barefoot because it feels better to have all that extra sensation and information coming from the bottom of my feet. The way to the river from my house is past one of the very wealthy sections of my...

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The Only Way Out is Through

July 21, 2010
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The Only Way Out is Through

Monday around 9:30 p.m., if you had walked into my house you would have found me sitting cross-legged on the floor, rocking back and forth, sobbing, heaving, and thrusting out deep, guttural, staccato sounds of agony. This is not what I typically do on a Monday evening. But something serendipitous is happening. Not fun, no not fun at all. Not even a little bit. But definitely serendipitous. I have found myself in a moment of my life where I’m faced with an extremely challenging and painful emotional situation. And (finally) the universe has simultaneously...

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The Presence Process

July 13, 2010
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The Presence Process

Michael Brown was living a “blissfully unconscious” life as a music journalist when he fell in a crippled heap on the side of the road one day with his first attack of Horton’s Syndrome. For ten years he suffered this acutely painful and very rare neurological condition, which manifested as “multiple daily occurences of excruciating agony.” When mainstream Western Medicine failed to help and alternative medicine couldn’t alleviate the pain either, Michael embarked on a quest of self-healing. “As I experimented on myself with various physical, mental, and emotional techniques, I discovered that when...

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