Imagery Exercise / Visualization 2 – Letting Go of the Burdens

I’ve included the following imagery exercise so everyone can take the time to reflect on themselves.
For those who have never used imagery before please click or touch below:

How To Do Imagery Exercises

Imagery / Visualization 2 – Letting Go Of The Burden

Intention: Letting go of the burdens that we carry
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If you’d like a more personalized imagery exercise, personalized imagery is given as part of every appointment.
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Imagery Exercise / Visualization 1 – Forgiving Ourselves

I’ve included the following imagery exercise so everyone can take the time to reflect on themselves.
For those who have never used imagery before please click or touch below:

How To Do Imagery Exercises

Imagery / Visualization 1 – Forgiving Ourselves

Intention: forgiving ourselves, embracing ourselves, accepting ourselves
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If you’d like a more personalized imagery exercise, personalized imagery is given as part of every appointment.
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How to begin imagery exercises / visualizations:

  • Sit in a comfortable chair with both feet flat on the floor, shoulder width apart.
  • Place your arms and hands gently on your legs or the arms of the chairs.
  • Keep your head upright and looking forward.
  • Close your eyes. Breathe out three times with a shallow exhale through your nose and a long exhale through your mouth.
  • Start the imagery exercise.

How much time do I spend each imagery exercise / visualization?

  • Each imagery exercise is meant to be done with intention at a steady pace without hesitation.
  • Each imagery exercise should last no more than 30 seconds to 2 minutes.
  • Most imagery exercises are done twice a day (2x/day). I recommend doing each once in the morning and once in the evening.
  • Each cycle lasts 21 days (3 weeks) with a 7 day (1 week) rest period.
  • Many people feel a change after every exercise though it can take 21 days for a change to take place and 30 days for it to be complete.
  • Some exercises may take up to 3 cycles (3 months) to complete.

Personalized imagery exercise / visualization:

  • If you’d like a more personalized imagery exercise, personalized imagery is given as part of every appointment.

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Schedule a Remote/Virtual Appointment

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Imagery Exercise/Visualization 1

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Recommended Reading – As A Man Thinketh

As A Man Thinketh by James Allen is in the public domain and available for free on project Gutenberg.

  • To read the text as a web page click or touch here.
  • For free downloads of the ebook versions (kindle, ePub, etc) click or touch here.
  • This book is also available in print form from major retailers.

Short Review:
I was given this short book in a workshop with my teacher in the 1990s when I was starting my new life of healing. Through this book along with many others I learned how to live and focus on the present and connect to spirit.

I liked that the book was direct and to the point. The book was written a long time ago (1903) and the language may be dated.

I recommend this book for anyone who is going through a transformation or looking for freedom in their life.

Recommended Reading – In Tune with the Infinite

In Tune with the Infinite by Ralph Waldo Trine is in the public domain and available for free on project Gutenberg.

Short Review:
In the early 1990s I was exploring different perspectives on healing and freedom. This book was recommended to me by one of my former teacher’s assistants. He said the book would change my life.

The most useful information in the book was the connection between our emotions, physical body and connection to spirit. The book was written a long time ago (1897) so some of the language may be dated and there were parts at the end I didn’t agree with. Regardless of the publication date, the information is as relevant today as it was then.

I recommend this book for anyone looking to reconnect to themselves or for those searching for a connection to spirit.

John was featured on a radio show!

John (John Carroll Spiritual Counseling & Healing) was the featured guest on “Spotlight on the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce,” a weekly radio show, hosted by Chamber President & CEO Ward Todd on WKNY (Radio Kingston).

John discussed his work, life, and some of his experiences in the just over 24 minute program. The show aired on a variety of radio stations and is available in high quality audio as a recording here.



John’s friend wrote a book!

“I’m honored to have been included as part of his story of healing.” -John Carroll

“Frank’s book explains what I do and what it’s like to have an appointment with me better than I can. I really appreciate that he wrote about his experience.” -John Carroll

Frank Danza is an ordinary business executive. As he approached his fiftieth birthday, he lived what many might consider a “charmed” life: great career, happy marriage, two beautiful and talented daughters, and hopes for an early retirement…

Now available on Amazon

Find the introductory video on YouTube or watch it for free below:

Listen to Frank speak at the 14th annual Don Monti Cancer Survivors’ Day


John was a guest on Andrea Rich’s Podcast

In this 2 part episode John answered listener submitted questions & general information about healing, imagery and morphology. 

John is available to speak on these topics and others listed on the workshops page.

Press play to listen to Part 1 below:

Click here to go to Andrea Rich’s website where you can listen free to part 1 and subscribe to her podcast.

Press play to listen to Part 2:

Click here to go to Andrea Rich’s website where you can listen free to part 2 and subscribe to her podcast.

Originally posted on September 29, 2016