Archive for September, 2009

On Being Here Now

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

You don’t go there; you become there and then beckon to being there. You suddenly realize you are there, you are here now.

And in that moment, there can be a luring of your cognitive mind to intentional thinking over effortless being. But you do not yield to the callings of your thoughts. Instead you watch with detached witnessing.

From here, it deepens and deepens…boundaries widen, torso opens and scalp expands beyond the tissue of your body.

What are you doing? Nothing. You are merely sitting in meditation.

For information about biofeedback, meditation and self-regulation training, visit: The Biofeedback and Stress Reduction Program.

If you are interested in reading over experiencing as a start, see: Domestic Abuse Healing from Within

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Domestic Violence and Child Custody: 3 Reasons She Is a Ranting, Raving Battered Woman

By Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

Battered women in family court typically present in a way that supports the agenda of their opposition. They are emotional, unstable, personally challenged and often out of sorts with themselves and their circumstances. And the more out of balance they appear, the better for their opposition.

The important question is, why does she present this way? Here are three of the most obvious reasons battered women present themselves unfavorably in their divorce proceedings.

To read complete article, please visit: Domestic Violence and Child Custody: 3 Reasons She Is a Ranting, Raving Battered Woman

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