 Here's a simple rated tapping script to reduce negative messages that get in the way of moving forward. Rate your feeling between 0 and 10 on "this negative thought" Tap gently on the karate chop point (side of hand) and say statement out loud 3 times: "Even though I feel stopped in my tracks by this old thought, I love and accept myself as I am." Gently tap 3-5 times on these spots while saying out loud: "This old thought " Top of head "This old thought " collar bone "This old thought " thumb "This old thought " index finger "This old thought " middle finger "This old thought " pinkie "This old thought " Take 2 deep breaths and check your number (rate it) on "This old thought " that was stopping you in your tracks. Repeat until your number is a 2 or less 
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Choose something you'd like more of in your life and focus on it. Spend time in the feeling of what your wanting more of Be open to ideas that come to mind Even let it become a visualization of what you want Let your mind focus on what you're wanting more of and when something comes to mind take a small action step toward it.  Photo by Tyler Lee on Unsplash  One day life was going great and I couldn’t figure out why I was feeling overwhelmed. On my drive home I realized there was an overflowing basket of feelings that needed to be untangled. It felt good to release it and understand why I felt overwhelmed. Here's the simple process:
This helps to release overwhelm. Having less overwhelm leads to more peaceful, joyful days.  Why tapping is helpful is there are many issues, feelings and events tapping reduces or releases the charge, as I like to call it, or emotional hurt or discomfort connected to feelings, issues and events. Listed below are some: Life changes (divorce, work, move and relationship matters to name a few) Stress Grief Moving forward in life and goals Feeling; sad, angry, frustrated, upset, low on joy There are many more. Tapping has been life changing for myself and others. Learn more about it: Gary Craig Tapping & Easy Daily Tapping   Sometimes we get in a rut and self-kindness fades to the back. One way to improve self-kindness is to have a list of ways to bring focus back to self-kindness. The list could have somethings to check in on and tap about, such as:
Start redirecting back to self-kindness and watch it grow.   On the weekend my Honey and I went to window visit with my Mom at her care place. She’s in her late 80’s and her time here on earth is short, I believe. I remember the robust, full of energy woman she was and it’s sad to see her dwindling and know she’s not going to be here for very much longer. Often, I want to push the sadness away but it’s okay to acknowledge and allow it flow through me in a natural way, like a stream flowing in, through and out of me in a peaceful way. When visualizing the creak flowing sadness through me, it made it easier to spend time with the feeling instead of pushing it away.
Holding point creates this visualization into a super tool! This is a way to spend time with uncomfortable feelings and to release them.  Photo by Mitchell Hartley on Unsplash When feeling sad or other uncomfortable feelings, here’s a KD's Adventure tapping chart with fill in the blank script and pictures of where the points are. Follow the step-by-step instructions and start tapping your feeling away. 
  Going through divorce can be a painful process. Take time to recover and grow through this and know there’s light at the end of the divorce tunnel. I know this because after 20+ years of marriage, on a dark and dreary night, I was served with divorce papers, right before the Holidays. It felt devastating to have 20+ years of marriage ending. I wish I would have had the tools I share to walk through it easier (I did have other tools). Good things happened, friends and family were there for me. I started a new career and it led to what I’m doing now. New friends and a mentor showed up and when the time was right, a great man came into my life. We became friends and then more and we married in 2018. There’s life after divorce, be open to change, growth and be ready for revival! Here’s a link to a program that can walk you through divorce easier.   Have there been experience’s in adulthood that felt like a grown up experience? Examples:
Here’s one of mine, during this year I plan to test drive a new platform for my newsletters. In order to do this, I needed to role to a different email (katrina@kdsadventure.com) and it had a grown up feeling to it and was an empowering experience. What about yourself, any grown up experiences you'd like to share?  Keep walking through the storm. Your rainbow is waiting on the other side. By Heather Stillufsen  We all have experienced uncomfortable emotions in life and it’s best to release these and feel lighter in 2020. Tapping on the karate chop point and say this 3 times: Even though I feel uncomfortable feelings from 2019 (_______or you can put in what you want to tap on here instead) I love and accept myself Tap on round points gently saying this out loud: These uncomfortable 2019 feelings Take a few deep breaths and tap on round points gently alternating saying: These uncomfortable 2019 feelings I choose to release them Take a few deep breaths. Tap until you feel better, if something specific comes up tap on that too. Then tap the round points gently saying out loud added (choose one) bliss, peace or calm.   When focusing on the unhappy or irritating we can feel grumpier. I was reminded of this after visiting a family member in a hospital. I can kind of laugh about it now, but at the time it felt big. Then I had a conversation with a person starting with a bit of grumping about hospital experience and my mind gave me a wake-up call:
Let’s acknowledge unhappy, irritating and grumpy emotions, look for the humor in it and keep our main focus in the happier zone.  Recently a family member was very ill and things didn’t look good. I asked a friend, that’s family, for wisdom and she shared some (it was amazing) and it jogged a memory about a class assignment I had in college. It was an uncomfortable and kind of morbid assignment. I had to ask someone to write a eulogy as if I had just passed way. Then we read them out loud to the class. It was eye opening to hear how my friend that’s family felt about me. I was glad for the experience. We often don’t say the things to the important people, what they mean to ourselves while their still here. This opened the door to write and read something like this to my family member by saying what was on my mind and heart in a kind way. It tied up some loose ends and reminded me of some fun memories. Be open to saying what’s on your mind kindly (if possible), while they’re still here.   Using mantras can be supportive in different ways and feel empowering. Here are a three:
When a boundary is being pushed on by another When in an uncomfortable situation Making a change – reminder Using mantras has assisted myself and others and are a great self-support. Come up with a few mantras, use them when needed and feel empowered.  If your walking through divorce on a tight budget but need some tools or ideas for it to be easier:
There’s a lot of information out there to assist people walking through divorce.  If you’re short on time but need to tap:
feelings, events and more. Let’s plan a head, when needed, it adds irresistible joy and ease in our lives. By Katrina L-A Davis, from: KD's Adventure   Does life feel overwhelming and full of stress?
This eBook is about using skills to thrive instead of struggling to tread water. Imagine if you:
You’ll explore step by step stress release options and no-brainer planning to release different kinds of stress. By releasing stress our lives can thrive! Shop Now https://www.kdsadventure.com/store/p30/Stress.html  When rough things come up, give yourself time to acknowledge feelings, tap and process it. Then pull up the big pants, figure out some solutions to move forward and start taking small, doable action steps. With acknowledgement, tapping and processing, we can move forward! |
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