I am currently reading a book by Jeffrey Rediger MD. "Cured: The Life-Changing Science of Spontaneous Healing.” I had met Dr. Rediger back in 2019 when we were sitting at the same banquet table at the Association for Comprehensive Energy Psychology conference. He is a psychiatrist who also had an interest in healing and spirituality.
Dr. Rediger first went to seminary and
then onto medical school. In seminary he was looking for answers and this is
what one of his professor’s stated, "The goal is not necessarily to
arrive at an absolute answer. The goal is to improve the quality of your
questions. The quality of your questions determines the quality of your
answers."
Dr. Rediger goes on to state, "The questions we ask are the guiding light that moves us forward. If we're asking good questions, we very well might be moving in a good direction.”
2. What do you most want to feel or
experience?
3. What do you most want to avoid
feeling or experiencing?
Part of the goal of counseling is to “walk along side” my clients as they shift from avoiding what they don't want to experience and move to seeking what is truly most important to them. The beginning point of this journey is asking the right questions. What is the guiding lights and questions that are organizing your perceptions?
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