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Two Types of Change
When people think of change, they normally think about choices. They change their jobs, fashions, hairstyles, diets, schedules, friends etc. However, what happens when you don't choose anything differently? Change STILL happens! Changes that are made by you choosing differently, are called selected changes. Changes that keep happening automatically, are called default changes. So what happens when you aim at nothing in your life? You will hit it every time! This means that if you don't choose differently from the default changes in life, then you will unavoidably live with the default outcomes every single time. A good example of this is the old adage that if you don't vote, then you can't complain. The same principle applies to all areas of your life wherein you have the power of choice. If you do not choose something, somewhere, differently, and then follow through with an achievable action plan, then you mustn't moan and complain when a year later, you are still sitting in the same set of circumstances. If you have the power to choose badly, then you have proven that you have the power to choose. So what are you going to choose differently for the next week? YES - think about it NOW. What will you start doing differently? Then follow it through achievably and with consistency. 😀
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I struggle to make any small change and I don’t like change but I know it’s good to make changes
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@Bruce Porrill thank you for this useful information
Transdermal detox activation
TRANSDERMAL DETOX ACTIVATION If you told a conventional dermatologist that applying oil to your skin could help heal your liver, they might laugh. But mention the transdermal pharmacokinetics of ricinoleic acid, and the conversation would likely shift. Castor oil (Ricinus communis) is far from ordinary. It is composed of nearly 90% ricinoleic acid, a unique fatty acid with a molecular structure that allows it to penetrate beyond the surface of the skin into deeper dermal and subcutaneous layers. Its role isn’t just moisturizing—it’s activating. Your lymphatic system functions like the body’s drainage network. Unlike blood circulation, it has no central pump, making it prone to stagnation due to stress, inactivity, and toxic overload. Some studies suggest that topical application of castor oil may increase T-11 lymphocyte levels within 24 hours, pointing toward a potential immunomodulatory effect. So what does this mean in practice? Applying a castor oil pack over the liver area (beneath the right rib cage) may help stimulate local lymphatic flow and support bile movement. Think of your liver like a dense sponge—over time, it can become congested. Castor oil, combined with warmth, may help soften and mobilize this stagnation while promoting relaxation through parasympathetic nervous system activation. This isn’t about magic—it’s about supporting circulation, encouraging detox pathways, and leveraging the skin as a route for bioactive compounds. From ancient Egyptian medicine to modern naturopathic practices, castor oil packs have been used to address cysts, fibroids, scar tissue, and digestive sluggishness. They are also commonly associated with supporting liver detoxification processes, particularly Phase 2 pathways. If you struggle with hormonal imbalance, slow digestion, or a general sense of toxicity, your liver may benefit from extra support. VITALIZATE TIP – The Ritual Protocol: Use cold-pressed, hexane-free castor oil (quality matters, as castor plants can absorb toxins). Soak a piece of organic cotton flannel in the oil, place it over your liver area, cover with plastic to prevent staining, and apply a hot water bottle on top. Relax for 45 minutes. Repeat for 3 consecutive nights, then take a 4-day break.
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I use it often and it definitely makes a difference. I just find it very sticky and messy. I use a face serum that has castor oil in it and I love it
3 Signs your body may need more movement 👇
1. You feel stiff after sitting for a while. 2. Your energy levels drop throughout the day. 3. You experience frequent aches & tension in your neck, back, or shoulders. Movement doesn’t always mean intense exercise — even regular walking and stretching can help your body feel better.
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I have to move every day even when I’m in pain, I get so stiff if I don’t move. Even picking up my camera and going for a walk helps
Let's talk pain and movement!
What’s the biggest physical challenge you struggle with daily? 👇
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I have fibromyalgia and rheumatoid arthritis in my neck, shoulders, hands and feet, waking up every day in pain is so debilitating and it’s worse when it’s cold or I’m stressed
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Part time photographer suffering with fibromyalgia. Have two grown up kids. 🌻😀🌻

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