Bestselling Author Cathryn Taylor Asks, “Why Not Give Up Negative Thinking For Lent?”

March 5, 2012 - PRLog -- Minneapolis, MN   “Whether as preparation for Easter, or simply as a discipline of authenticity and self-examination, Lent can be a therapeutic season,” Oak Bay rector Christopher Page posted Saturday in the Victoria Times Colonist .  “Lent is an intentional time set aside to examine our lives and to surrender the unhealthy patterns into which we have fallen.”

The bestselling author of the Inner Child Workbook said today  in response to Reverend Page’s post, “Why not give up your addiction to negative thinking for Lent? Changing your thoughts from negative to positive could change your whole world.”

Taylor developed a newly released 40-Day- Prayer- Tap-Along Series which invites participants to add EFT Sequences (a self-administered form of acupressure) in combination with focused prayer. Participants receive a daily e-mail with an audio which instructs them in how to use this Innovative energy therapy technique to rid oneself of negative thinking. This process provides one of the most empowering methods for working with those parts within us who sabotage our best efforts to succeed.

Reverend Page adds, “Lent has the capacity to renew our spirits and return the world to a degree of sanity that often seems to be foreign territory.”

In addition to giving up and letting go, Taylor says, “You can build the force field needed to give birth to your authentic self. In 40 days you not only construct the bridge between the default coping mechanisms of your lower brain and the expanded consciousness of your higher brain but you set the intention for those you love, for humanity and Mother Earth herself to do the same.  

Click here for more information regarding the 40-Day-Tap-Along Series. For more information regarding Taylor’s empowering healing  ptovess she calls Interactive Tapping™, please visit her website which is  www.eftforyourinnerchild.com . For further information on Reverend Christopher Page contact The Times Colonist at 250-380-5371.

Cathryn Taylor is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Addictions Counselor and is certified in EFT. She is the author of five books, including the bestselling Inner Child Workbook which is considered a classic and has positioned Taylor not only as one of the leading experts in the field but has also earned her the honor of being referred to as “The Mother of Inner Child Work.” Cathryn has been conducting workshops, lectures, and classes for the past twenty-six years and has a private practice in Minneapolis, +6+Minnesota and San Rafael, California.