Carrying extra baggage when you travel is no picnic.

It’s cumbersome. It’s heavy. It’s downright annoying.

It weighs you down. It slows you up. It makes forward progress a challenge.

But carrying it is not nearly as frustrating as when your bags get lost. And the more bags you’re carrying, the more you have to lose when the luggage gets misplaced.

It’s no wonder that so many people blame problems “traveling” through life on what they call “emotional baggage” they have in tow (or at least accuse others of carting it about).

It’s something people seem to instinctively recognize in others and often in themselves, but does emotional baggage really exist in fact?

And, if it does and we know we’re carrying it, why is it that the problems we have as a result of it don’t seem to solve?

Why do we have to lug around these perceived carry-ons, rolling suitcases and even trunks worth of emotional travail in the first place?

The answer lies not in what baggage you know you’re carrying, but in what baggage has been left behind, long since forgotten.

It’s your “LOST emotional baggage” that weighs people down and it is THAT which really needs to be found.

What you don’t know won’t hurt you, right? Guess again…

We’ve all heard it, even said it, but seldom have we considered what we’re really saying.

If you didn’t know something was wrong with the wiring in your house, that could cause a disaster that costs you everything. If you didn’t realize someone who seems like a friend is secretly plotting against you, this would be a sort of dangerous situation too.

Numerous examples exist proving this common phrase to be anything but true.

But, why does this matter when it comes to emotional baggage?

It’s the hidden things that are always the most dangerous.

When it comes to health, getting a regular check-up can keep you in the know about troubles that may lie ahead so you can get on top of things. It’s no different with routine maintenance on your car. Routine diagnostics and maintenance can keep you ahead of any potential, costly damage down the road.

With “emotional baggage”, the things people tend to consider to be their “real problems”, you run into a similar situation with this difference: there is other “baggage” that’s been lost!

But can it be found?

How can LOST ’emotional baggage’ be found?

The real way to find lost emotional baggage is simple…

First, you need to understand what it is.

Dropping the “baggage” metaphor for a moment, realize we’re talking about trauma, loss, travail and upsets of the past, ones not that we recall easily, but ones which have been forgotten, on top of which all the obvious upsets have been accumulating.

These are the ones you remember. These are the ones you carry around and claim as your “baggage” and lug around endlessly. Ones that seem like you should be able to let go but can never seem to.

This is all you need to understand to begin to uncover what’s keeping that baggage following you around, weighing you down and stopping you from living your highest potential and being the best version of you!

Knowing this opens the door to discover it.

Now that you know what the target is, all you need is a way to find it.

And there is an exact and precise way to do just that…

Reclaiming lost baggage allows you to finally reduce or get rid of it…

Through very specific self-counseling techniques, these forgotten, hidden incidents of the past can actually be located and you can be unburdened of the force they seem to have.

The good news is they only have power over you BECAUSE they are hidden. They only keep upsets in play in real time because they are hiding in the past. And, once recovered by very specific, easy steps, relief from them is at hand.

They cease to have power once revealed.

Finding your “lost emotional baggage” is not only possible, but it is the key to stop carrying around the hurt of the past to feel, act, live and do better in the present.

And even enjoy life for a change!

You have potential far beyond what you ever thought and you can recover it if you just know specifically what to look for.

Aimless years of “therapy” and talking about the obvious, surface problems, that “emotional baggage” you think is the real trouble, while may provide a little momentary relief here and there,  really gets you nowhere.

Want to find what “baggage” you may have lost?

Take the master your mind self-test here and find out what your true potential is.

And take your first step on a journey without the weight of baggage bearing down on you.

Everyone knows the feeling. For some, it’s stress, while for others it’s a mild inconvenience, and for still others, it’s either anxiety or straight-up depression, the dreaded “Holiday Blues” we hear so much about.

It “ghosts” you in all your activities of work and life, “running in the background” where it doesn’t seem to at other times of the year. Or at least you don’t notice it.

So, what is it about this time of year that seems to affect people in this way, especially a time which is intended to bring joy and cheer?

Why do people get blue, stressed or even withdrawn during what songs have called “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year”?

And, if it’s simply the time of year that’s the problem, how come so many people react so differently to it?

The answer lies within Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” and the story of four ghosts that visit Mr Scrooge, particularly the Ghost of Christmas Past that haunts his present. Even Scrooge experiences heightened stress at this time as he manifested in his “Bah Humbug!” attitude.

Just as Scrooge was able to change his demeanor and his entire life, so can it be remedied for you, all on your own with some “self-counseling” you can do to discover and self-handle what is keeping you from enjoying the Holidays and Life in general too!

And here’s how that happens…

What the past has to do with the present determines the future…

All this talk about “ghosts” from of past is just fiction, right? Or so it would seem…

But, metaphorically speaking, it is pretty real for people to have “ghosts” of the past, shadows of darker, deeply forgotten days “haunting” them in the present.

It is also may be very real to you that certain things in your environment can “trigger” these past experiences providing some degree of torment in the present and future.

The Holidays are a very common trigger of the past.

If you’ve ever watched a movie and been moved to tears or had an overall feeling of grief or sadness, you have undoubtedly experienced it. While movies can be moving, the degree of it is in the eyes of the beholder and what past experiences they have.

And that is the real “Ghost of Christmas Past”. It isn’t so much a spirit floating around and talking to you. It’s more of a shadow of a reaction you’re having in the present based on the forgotten past.

How the future can be changed…

It’s common sense that if you knew the future, you could change it. But did you realize that a look into the past can change it as well?

Scrooge’s epiphany didn’t start after he saw the last ghost. He began seeing the shadows that made him a miser in the present by looking at past loves lost, days ended and youthful ambition and interest having faded to barely an ember. And it moved him.

He was then able to look at his present and understand his way of being. Shown very specific moments of his past, previously hidden from his view, he was able to understand his present. He was then able to see not one but TWO futures.

One lay before him in his present state, a grim, dismal one if he continued to suffer, and the other was a bright, happy, new future he could create having rid himself of all the losses and trauma that stole from him the life he once had.

And that’s the entire point.

What can you do, right now, on your own to transform your Holiday and life experience?

The answer is simple.

But it doesn’t involve just “trying to remember” any bad experiences you may have had.  Just as Ebeneezer needed to be pointed in a specific direction to view experiences he had long since forgotten, so do you need some direction to recall a few things that really count.

The good news is that it doesn’t just include trauma or uncomfortable experience, but moments of pleasure as well. In fact, these pleasure moments are perhaps the most therapeutically valuable.

Charles Dickens’s story of Scrooge’s plight is actually quite accurate when looked at metaphorically. It parallels this concept of “recovering yourself” in a way. What you’re looking to do is not vanquish pain, but get back to yourself, an inherently happy person.

You can be happy where happiness has seemed to all but disappear, even if not chronically, only occurring periodically, especially around the Holidays.

The Self-Counseling Program That Can Get You Started

Obviously, issues such as these vary from person to person, with no two being the same. All of them need equal help however and have them for a similar reason, these “ghosts” of the past that are below your awareness

And as they are a very personal thing, it’s good to take a good look for yourself before discussing it with another.

That is what our self-counseling program is all about. It involves a manual you can follow to start to uncover very specific parts of your past. Some may be sad and uncomfortable, but others are bright and cheerful and,, bring past joy into the present, replacing the pain that has become associated with it with laughter and happiness.

It is recommended that you first take the 5-minute self-test, the results of which will help us recommend where to start and to supervise your progress through the self-counseling portion of the program, ensuring you get the best result.

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After that, you will be given the opportunity to get hold of the guide and workbook that will guide you on your journey, lightly and fully aware, into the past to recover the best parts of you and bring them into the present.

Take the self-test now and see what areas you may need to address.

There is hope for the future if you fix the present. This is the program designed to do just that.