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Relax It's Good for You
Relax It's Good for You
Relax It's Good for You
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Relax It's Good for You

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A practical guide for an uptight world.
Don't let stress become distress and ruin your life. Tension can hurt your health, hamper your relationships, curtail your ability to concentrate and learn, lower your productivity and creativity and problem solving ability, and undermine your self-confidence and happiness.
Includes practical tips and guidance to reduce the tension and stress in your life.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherEd Bernd Jr.
Release dateNov 7, 2009
ISBN9781102468127
Relax It's Good for You
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Ed Bernd Jr.

Jose Silva's 22 years of scientific research into the mind and human potential led to the creation of the Silva Mind Control Method in 1966. After more than 30 years of taking his work around the world, he created a new course, the Silva UltraMind ESP System, the culmination of his life's work.Ed Bernd Jr. worked for Jose Silva at Silva Mind Control headquarters for 20 years and worked with him as editor or co-author of a dozen books. Ed and Jose Silva Jr. carry on that work today.

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Relax It's Good for You - Ed Bernd Jr.

RELAX, It's Good For You

A Practical Guide for an Uptight World

by Ed Bernd Jr.

Smashwords edition Copyright 2009 by Ed Bernd Jr.

ISBN: 9781102468127

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RELAX, It's Good For You

Don't let stress become distress and ruin your life. Tension can hurt your health, hamper your relationships, curtail your ability to concentrate and learn, lower your productivity and creativity and problem solving ability, and undermine your self-confidence and happiness.

Relax is a simple word composed of only five letters. Assembling them into something more than a fond but unrealized ideal, however, is a task some of us find to be insurmountable. For me it has become far easier. I hope that you, too, can discover the real meaning of those five simple but important letters.

- From the Foreword by Hubert Griggs

Ed Bernd Jr. first started teaching the Silva Mind Control Method in 1977, and continues to promote and teach Jose Silva's last course, the Silva UltraMind ESP System. Ed is no stranger to stress, mental or physical: An award winning police reporter on metropolitan daily newspapers for ten years, he has lived with stress in all its forms; as a polio survivor at age five, who learned to walk again, he knows about physical stress, too.

Foreword

by Hubert Griggs

When I first learned that Ed Bernd Jr. was conducting seminars in relaxation my first reaction was, Who needs it?

Then I had second thoughts.

If I'm so good at relaxing I wondered, why is the doctor telling me I have a pre-ulcer condition?

The seed had taken root, and when Ed told me I could learn to relax in the midst of stress, as well as on weekends, and that the techniques he teaches would help me approach the inevitable tasks that I did not relish with a more positive attitude -possibly even one of enjoyment - it blossomed.

Since that time, I have participated in The Relaxation Seminar. I would not presume to promise to anyone else the benefits I believe I have received, because I cannot guarantee anyone else's state of mind.

I do, however, believe that anyone who is willing to listen with a reasonably open mind, anyone who is willing to apply some simple techniques, even half as often as recommended, can derive some real benefits.

Relax is a simple word, composed of only five letters. Assembling them into something more than a fond but unrealized ideal, however, is a task some of us find to be insurmountable. For me, the task has become far easier. I hope that

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