Is life a constant struggle as you try to shed or keep off those extra pounds?
Have you ever wondered where all your will power went?

Our problem lies not with food but with our own attitude to it. When following a diet plan or eating regime you not only label food as 'good' or 'bad' but you also give up two very important and self-loving skills...
1. The Self-loving Skill of Conscious Eating
2. The Self-loving Skill of Personal Choice
By listening to what foods other people tell you are good for you, personal power of choice is given away. By switching off your mind to your body you close down your instinctive ability to eat exactly what your body requires. Your focus becomes the food you believe you shouldn't have and the outer appearance of your body. Where is the love in that? In other words you lose the skill of inner reflection, an ability to look internally to find self-love, peace and happiness rather than focussing your mind on external factors and expectations.
Conscious Eating is a self-loving skill that is not just about food. It encompass a wide variety of skills based around self-reflection on...
* Your thoughts about food
* Your thoughts about yourself
* The effect different foods have on your body
* How you feel when you are eating and have eaten
* How you use food as a fuel not a comforter
* How you love yourself
These are the skills you have lost, the many and varied habits of 'Conscious Eating'. The first step in regaining them is to shed your fear of food and learn to love it again. It is fear that holds you trapped in old and unhelpful habits with food. After all, if they were useful, would you be struggling in a battle with food and weight after all this time? Wouldn't you have lost the weight and kept it off easily?

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