Download or read book Overcome Trauma, Anxiety, Panic and Stress With Heart and Guts written by Rory Evans and published by Rory Evans. This book was released on with total page 72 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Anxiety, panic, stress, and trauma all make us feel like our inner landscape is out of our control. They limit how we relate with ourselves and others. We only bring a sliver of our full potential to the moment when we operate from within them. Our bodies cannot sustain these states for long before our health deteriorates. This is common knowledge for most and many have developed methods to manage their stress. What happens when the tools we use to unwind and relax are out of reach? How do you respond in times of panic or when traumatic events upend your life? In those moments do your methods of clearing your inner environment still work? Are they even available then? Rory relied on several mindfulness techniques and fitness routines to maintain his mental, physical, and spiritual balance. Those became unavailable after three traumatic events. When he needed them the most he couldn’t access them. When nothing he did externally affected his inner space three simple practices transformed his internal realms almost immediately. Instantly, he felt safe in his body and began to work on his trauma. The core teachings of this book are these three practices. These action steps are not taught as ways to clear our inner landscapes in their traditional settings. Yet, that is what they do when we turn them inward. Rory shares his discoveries and the insights he has gained on his journey. He shows you how to transform your own inner environment. You will learn how to: Operate from peace rather than worry, fear, anxiety, or anger Feel safe and secure in your own body Center yourself or re-center yourself if trauma has de-centered you Neutralize events of inner turmoil immediately Calm your body and mind Find meaning in your suffering Cultivate lasting change in your relationship with anxiety, panic, stress and trauma