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Seeing clients one to one and also teaching therapists of the future, Hilary of Get Mind Fit is back with her monthly column!
Looking after yourself the Danish way
Listening to the radio just recently, I heard an interesting
interview about the Danish concept of
‘hygge’ ( pronounced ‘hooga’ ) , which means being kind to yourself, having a
nice time, not punishing or denying yourself anything or being cosy. This may
seem a touch hedonistic to some of you ;
however, I don’t think it means over indulging in drink or
whatever but placing the emphasis on being kind to yourself and others. Lit
candles feature largely , meaning it is fine to continue this through the
Winter months. It comes from a Norwegian word meaning well being and sounds a little like ‘hug’ so comfort and
feeling secure come in to this.
Perhaps it means cosiness of the soul and it has alot to do
with getting the right work/life balance which
many of us find difficult to
achieve with our days full of worry and hurry. Electronic media seems to imply
to some that we are never off duty. Carl Honore who wrote ’ In praise of slow,’
maintains that the modern world’s addiction to speed is eroding health, wealth,
productivity and the quality of life. So take some time to slow down, learn
Mindfulness with me or even self hypnosis. Mindfulness fits in well with this
concept of well being as part of it is about slowing down, taking time to be in
the moment , not wishing things were otherwise, learning to take notice of life
as it is and not worrying, that is, being in the future or regretting , that is
living in the past , but living fully in the present and embracing it fully.
Hilary Norris-Evans
runs GET MIND FIT , helping you achieve
your full potential and resolve issues in your personal and business life ,
using hypnotherapy, coaching, NLP and Mindfulness. Contact me : 07887714892 or
at info@getmindfit.co.uk or
check out my website to learn more www,getmindfit.co.uk
Hilary Norris-Evans |
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