08/12/2025
THE VALUE OF PATIENCE IN REFLEXOLOGY
Many people go to Reflexology thinking it acts like aspirin. You take one and the effect won't take long to set in.
Sometimes it's like that, sometimes it's not.
Especially when the patient comes with a chronic problem, carrying on many years of his life, having become accustomed to, accustomed to and adapted to the problem.
And the paradox is that the patient will offer resistance, the fiercest resistance, when the body begins to give the first signs of a positive change!
What is this? Why do I feel this way? Will it last? Two sessions already down! The three! And I still haven't improved! How much longer do I have to wait to completely improve?
It's True..... the worst enemy of patience is not impatience, but uncertainty. If you’ve adapted to living with your illness in such a way that a change FOR GOOD, at least, scares you, it’s a great opportunity for you to reflect more deeply about your body, your life, and your expectations.
If there is a change for the better, why not think that the change can be even better? If that's what you've allowed yourself to feel, it's a clear sign that Reflexology IS GETTING THE DESIRED EFFECT!
The body is a clock that knows what it does, when to do it, and how to do it. Sometimes the clock breaks down. When that happens do you buy another one? With your body you can't do that. Instead, with due patience, and for the clock to work well you will surely stop to check what is wrong, explore what you need to correct and with a lot of patience fix the pieces.
And if you don't know how to do it yourself, you'll take it to a clock.
When you have an illness, illness, pain, visit a Reflexologist.
We're trained to get your body working like clockwork again.
Just trust your body and .... be patient.
Thank you for reading me.
