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Sleep version: At the start of the session, if you drift off before you hear the main part of the guided meditation, then fast forward the audio or video, to start at the staircase countdown at 4:28, or directly at the suggestions at 7:00. It is the same times for the version below: 19 minute version: You can use this 19 minute version, during your day, or at night before you go to sleep. Description The theme of this guided meditation is to deal with unwanted or negative thoughts by asking the question; ‘Who would I be without that thought?’. It is about conditioning this question to become more of an automatic response in your life.If you are familiar with Katie Byron’s work, you will be familiar with this concept. It is one of the 4 core questions she uses in her work. To have more insight into it, I would thoroughly recommend reading any of her books.One way of dealing with a negative thought, or any thought, is to ask yourself the question ‘Who would I be without that thought?’The question is a way of seeing your life without believing that thought. So rather than battling directly against that thought, or dwelling on it, asking yourself the question ‘who would I be without that thought?’ is a good way of letting it go. It is also about questioning the validity of the thought. It is about directing your mind down a different path, rather than the one you normally go down. What do you prefer, life with or without, that thought?Questions can be very powerful. Asking the right questions, can be a good way of improving your life.An example of the negative effects of questions can be; asking yourself ‘why am I no good?’ Your mind will give you answers to that question. All those negative answers and thoughts will cloud your perspective on how things actually are. When this type of negative questioning is done, again and again, often sub-consciously, over months and years, it creates an unhelpful and negative realit

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Dr. Edward Hedaya of InVision Eye Care discusses how TrueTear can relieve the uncomfortable symptoms of dry eye.