Silent Awakening: True Telepathy, Effective Energy Healing and the Journey to Infinite Awareness by Pepin Eric

Author:Pepin, Eric [Pepin, Eric]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781939410078
Publisher: Higher Balance Publishing
Published: 2013-12-14T00:00:00+00:00

The best way to get off of a drug is to go cold turkey. You’ve got to treat the brain like a child. You’ve got to say “No!” enough and end the discussion as much as you can so that it’s not thinking about it anymore. It has to learn to do things differently and go back to its old ways. In my opinion, the best way is cold turkey. No matter what it is, even heroin. Unfortunately, heroin is one of the hardest drugs to eradicate yourself from. It also tends to be one of the most physically harmful things. Even so, the brain will start telling you, “I want this.” It is accustomed to you releasing it into the brain so it starts to think that’s a normal thing. When the brain cannot process normally without the drugs anymore and it doesn’t have the resources, it starts getting irrational; it starts to panic and creates the feeling that something is very wrong. It tells the body to start going crazy. This is what creates the need to go out and find the drug somewhere.

The next best way to let go of an addiction is to try to wean yourself off of it. But the problem with weaning is how to do it. You still want it so bad that even as you’re weaning yourself off of it, the amount you allow yourself to have is not enough. You are never satisfied and you say, “I’m just going to get it this one time. I’ll hit the level I want and then I’ll wean myself off of it and slowly quit.” If you do this, it’s like starting all over again when you even have a little. So it goes right back to why cold turkey is the best option.

The brain doesn’t just use electricity to think, it also uses chemical reactions. Emotions are the result of various chemicals released in the brain that are reacting with each other. When they hit each other, it’s like an explosion. It’s a chemical reaction that creates energy which is released in your brain. This creates an electrical impulse that follows down a pathway. It hits the receptor and the brain responds to the chemical combinations. When you shoot up with chemicals and it gets to the brain, those foreign substances hit other natural chemicals creating an alien reaction, which also creates energy. This reaction sends a signal to your brain for it to create a response for the body. When you use the drug, it keeps creating that effect. As the effect of the drug dwindles, the brain just keeps using whatever is there while it searches for more. When the brain cannot find the chemical anymore, you are alright for a while since it needs time to recuperate. Eventually the brain says, “Okay, we need more again,” and starts searching the blood for it wondering why it isn’t there.

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