Feelings Buried Alive Never Die... Quotes

“When a child expresses anger, hate, disappointment, resentment, hurt or whatever, let him feel what he feels without making a judgment about it or shaming him. Validate him and what he is feeling by verbalizing back to him what you think he is saying. When a child is shamed he gets the message that he is defective, flawed, or always making mistakes.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“Indeed, guilt was so well programmed in him that he, after leaving home at college age, would sub-consciously set up situations to create the guilt he had been so aptly programmed to feel at home. At the beginning of his college stay, Jim wasn’t experiencing the familiar guilt he had grown accustomed to. He seemed to have a need to return to that old pattern in order to recognize and validate himself. And because Jim was not comfortable unless he was feeling guilty, his quiet master tape began to set up that which had been so well programmed in his mind. It was interesting to watch the behavior Jim exhibited in order to heap guilt onto himself...when it really wasn’t necessary.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“Whatever we choose to focus our attention on will automatically multiply in our lives.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“most people have a deep desire, and are searching, for peace of mind and the ability to truly love and be loved unconditionally.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“So, the more often you recognize and can identify the underlying feeling behind each thought as it pops into your mind—”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“Processing Feelings with The “Script” In the name of Jesus Christ...Spirit, Super-Conscious, Subconscious, Conscious, Higher Self, Heart, Mind, Will, Nervous System-Brain, Original Intelligence, RNA, DNA, & every genetic anomaly out of alignment with my pattern of perfection, please locate the origin of my conscious & sub-conscious destructive cellular memories which caused the incorrect perceptions that created feelings/thought/beliefs of (feelings/thoughts/belief). Take each and every level, layer, area, and aspect of my Being to these origins. Analyze and resolve them perfectly with God the Father’s truth. Come forward through all generations of time and eternity, healing every event and its appendages based on the origins. Please do it according to God the Father’s will until I’m at the present—filled with light and truth, God’s Immanence, peace and love, benevolence, forgiveness of my self for my imperfect perceptions, having compassion for every person, place, circumstance and event which contributed to any of these destructive cellular memories, feelings, thoughts, or belief. With total forgiveness and unconditional love, I ask that my  physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual memory of perfection, resonate throughout my Being. I Choose Being (insert postitive feeling/s, etc...). I Feel (same truth). I AM (same truth). (Replace previous feelings/thoughts/beliefs with the same desired truth on each line.) It is done. It is healed. It is accomplished now!”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“In a real sense, when we use words to express ourselves that do not convey  the  message  of  our  true  intent,  we  are  lying.  We  are  being untruthful,  false  and  deceitful  (as  lying  is  defined  in  the  dictionary). Here again, our body’s intelligence knows when truth is not honored and spoken. Conflict and imbalance occurs in the electrical system of our body when we use words to express ourselves that don’t actually mean what we are saying and truly feeling.  We literally short-circuit the electrical energy in our body, and the DNA becomes confused because it is receiving garbled messages.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“You DO have the ability to change your vibrations . . . to uncover the memory of perfection in your DNAso that you function from the perfect blueprint of your Be-ing.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“You will find that as you become more and more aware, observant, and alert to your challenges as they occur, and see them for the opportunities and gifts they are—opportunities for growth—you will want to give thanks for them, otherwise your growth will be empty and void. GIVE THANKS IN ALL THINGS because JOY is preceded by GRATITUDE.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“My favorite is: 2 Corinthians 10:5: “Casting down imaginations . . . and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“And as you begin seeing and feeling results you will have a greater appreciation for how extremely important your feelings, your thoughts, your words and your actions are to your well Be-ing. Your feelings and thoughts can bring you peace and joy or misery and unhappiness. And the beautiful part is . . . the choice is yours.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“Heighten your awareness in all phases of your life. As you become more conscious of what you are feeling, what you are thinking, what you are saying and what you are doing, you will experience how heightened awareness facilitates results.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“Total unconditional forgiveness” and “unconditional love” are two of the most powerful solvents as positive feelings you can use to replace the old negative feelings in the Script.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“inner” healing and changing of belief systems must take place before the disease is eradicated.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“As you can see, instead of HAVING...DOING...BEING, life works in better harmony when you are BEING...DOING...HAVING. After all, you are NOT a human HAVE-ing nor a Human DO-ing. You are a human BE-ing.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“When you are BE-ing the kind of person that is most desirable for you to BE, then you will automatically DO the best you can DO—then you will HAVE the peace and whatever else is most desirable in life for you to HAVE.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“For example, do we think that we have to HAVE money so we can DO the fun things in life that we want to do, so we can BE happy? In reality it’s just the other way around. We are better off BE-ing first, so that we can DO, so that we can HAVE. HAVING is a natural by-product of BE-ing.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“The feelings and thoughts are at war. The feeling and thinking need to get together—to be integrated so they become one. No matter what your challenges are or how many you have, they can all be addressed with the Script and healing can begin.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“So they just give up because they feel there is no way out of their situation. Their mind often drives them and gives them inappropriate messages until they are successful at ending their life.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“if you have identified your feelings accurately and replaced them in the Script with appropriate opposite feelings, the stress you were experiencing can be unlocked, diffused and dissipated.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“In reality, what triggers or causes our stress/stressors are our unresolved feelings, our inability to identify those feelings, and our reaction to those feelings. When we perceive that something is becoming stressful to us, we need to stop immediately and locate the feelings or the thoughts—the emotions—that are associated with that stress. After we identify those feelings (emotions), the next step is to process them through the Script.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“Interestingly, an article in April, 1987 Reader’s Digest entitled, “MIND OVER DISEASE: YOUR ATTITUDE CAN MAKE YOU WELL,” reports: Many researchers are now investigating the effect of specific  emotions  on  the  immune  system.  Psychologist  Margaret Kemeny of U.C.L.A. found recurrences of genital herpes correlated with feelings of depression. A husband-and-wife team at the Ohio State University School of Medicine documented vividly the injury the mental stress can do to the human immune system.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“When parents accept each of their children the way they are, consistently validating their feelings—teaching them with love and patience, helping them understand what appropriate and inappropriate feelings are without judging, and then assist them in shifting their fear-based (inappropriate) feelings to love-based (appropriate) feelings by using the Script, these children will have a much better opportunity to progress through life with more confidence and higher self-esteem.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“All feelings are permissible. Help him understand that it’s what he DOES with these feelings that determines whether he experiences a negative (unhappy) or positive (happy) outcome. Teach him the Law of Cause and Effect.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“Are these people faking? Does this sort of behavior mean that the illness is unreal? No, definitely not. It indicates, rather, that they haven’t learned how to say with words the things they are feeling in their bodies. The meanings of their communications are confused; they say things with one meaning, they do things with another meaning. This very confusion leads to a change in the way they feel—but they don’t feel as they say they are feeling. Doesn’t this sound confusing?”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“1. Judges self harshly. 2. Fears criticism and judgment, but driven to be critical and judgmental of others. 3. Feels a sense of urgency; impulsive; impatient; compelled to seek immediate rather than delayed gratification. 4. Fears failure but unconsciously sabotages own success. 5. Fears disapproval and rejection, so unknowingly creates characteristics acceptable to others. 6. Fears commitment. 7. Feels inadequate/low self-esteem. Sometimes has to compensate by appearing superior. 8. Fears discovery of real self will cause rejection. 9. Fears intimacy. Unable to form close, loving, intimate relationships. 10. Fears loving and being loved. 11. Fears dependency on anyone or anything, yet are dependent personalities. 12. Fears abandonment but compelled to become involved with compulsive personalities that play out this fear. 13. Frightened of angry people. 14. Afraid to trust due to lack of trust in self. 15. Afraid to reveal inner secrets for fear of rejection or disapproval.  16. Afraid of people and authority figures. 17. Feels different/separated from others due to own feelings, which leads to depression. Isolates self. 18. Assumes responsibility for others’ feelings and behavior. 19. Grieves for the family they never had. 20. Unable to identify or ask for own wants and needs. Unconsciously denies them, for experience has taught that they will not be met. 21. Feels guilty when standing up for self, therefore has to give in to others. 22. Unable to feel or express true feelings as adults, because to feel at all is unbearably painful. In “denial.” 23. Unknowingly driven to build up barriers to protect self from own insecurities.  24. Unable or doesn’t know how to let go, relax, play or have fun. 25. Learns to criticize and blame self and others. 26. Has to make excuses for others’ weaknesses;  has unreasonable expectations of self and others. 27. Tries to find own identity in doing things, but finds it difficult to accept honest praise. 28. Desperately wants control and yet over-reacts to changes they can’t control. 29. Continually seeks outside approval by doing. 30. Takes things literally; it’s either right or wrong, black or white. 31. Takes self very seriously. 32. Distorted sense of responsibility. Concerned more for others than self. (Keeps one from the pain of looking too closely at self and own problems.) 33. Tends to repeat relationship patterns. 34. Has a need to help and seeks people who are victims. Are attracted by that weakness in love and friendship relationships. 35. Doesn’t know self or innate rights. Doesn’t realize it’s all right to make mistakes.  36. Craves validation of self-worth from others, not received as child. 37. Extremely loyal, even when loyalty is unjustified or even harmful. 38. Guesses at what normal or appropriate is. 39. Tends to be a perfectionist. 40. Unable to trust loved ones, authority figures or peers.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“In an abused child’s pure intent to make things right for everyone around him as he is growing up, he finds himself taking care of others at the expense of his own feelings and needs. Consequently, the child has no identity of his own. This is what is known as co-dependency.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“When a child is abused, he is usually unable to express his feelings of fear, anger or rage. So, these feelings are stuffed inside him without a form of verbal expression. When feelings are continually stuffed inside, the child may lash out by being abusive to others, or he may be uncontrollable in different ways. He may become languid or non-communicative and withdrawn; or, he may become ill. The illness, at this point, will often affect the immune system, especially if the child views the situation as being unalterable, hopeless, or feels there is no way out.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die

“Psychoneuroimmunology  is  concerned specifically  with  the impact of mental attitudes on the body’s resistance to disease, especially exploring the links among and between the mind, the brain and the immune system.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die