u/nonguru22

▲ 4 r/DrJoeDispenza+1 crossposts

Why I Don't Use Meditation for Fears & Phobias

TLDR: Don't really have one - just wait until you have time to read the post 😂

I saw a post in a meditation thread the other day from someone stating frustration in their inability to overcome a specific fear / phobia that they've dealt with for years using meditation.

Don't get me wrong, meditation is my sanctuary and has been every single day for the last 7+ years (usually 1-2h per day) — but personally it is not the modality I would go to for clearing fears or phobias.

Not long after I learned meditation, I learned and ended up training in EFT Tapping, and I've seen people clear fears they've held for 3 decades in less than 30 minutes (there are other great modalities too, this is just what I'm most familiar with).

I think that tools like EFT or EMDR excel because they have a clear target and the ability to use the SUDs scale to measure intensity of the emotion in real time.

Meditation is such a beautiful tool for connecting with the infinite field of information that lives just beyond what we perceive to be reality, and piercing through the veil of the conditioned mind. I hope nobody takes this as a "meditation doesn't work" post, would just love to know your thoughts in the comments

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u/nonguru22 — 3 days ago
▲ 129 r/SIBO

This is meant to be inspiration to heal SIBO at its root.

When I was in Low FODMAP and Rifaximin, I couldn’t eat anything. In my opinion, they can die a slow death alongside all other surface level treatments.

**NOTE: I’m running 21.5km today, I don’t have this for breakfast every day**

u/nonguru22 — 20 days ago

Hello beautiful people,

I was doing some math today, and I realized I had been doing these meditations for over 2,000 since my very first go.

Of course, this isn't every single day, but I would say it averages out to 4+ days per week (I have other modalities I love beyond just meditation, and do a lot of un-guided meditation these days).

I compiled my key learnings here.

Have a beautiful day!

u/nonguru22 — 22 days ago
▲ 11 r/SIBO

Hello all,

I’ve made a few posts in this thread (currently 3+ years zero symptoms, and definitely no “trigger foods” or low FODMAP eating).

Many of my posts were extremely long, today I shared the bullet points in a 2.5 minute video: https://youtube.com/shorts/oDwWbtug\_wI?si=I8NdN3KjMsvNYhLw

I mention Seed probiotic, but I have zero affiliation / code / incentive to mention them (just a regular paying customer).

Comment with any questions, you can absolutely heal from this if you go to the root and not the surface.

Jordan

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u/nonguru22 — 23 days ago