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When you numb you are literally doing what the doctors do with the needles. Have you ever gone to the dentist and been given a shot of novocain? Have you ever broken a bone and been given a painkiller? Remember that feeling of nothingness? It was like that broken foot didn't exist. What was happening was that the painkiller was blocking your foot's nerve's signals from reaching your brain and screaming "PAIN!". You will be doing this blocking of the nerves yourself. Let's say your cat scratched you a minute ago and you would go after the beast, but your bleeding leg hurts too much. First off, deal with the blood. Next, relax. Forget about the fact you want to kill the cat. Now close your eyes. You don't have to, but in my experience it makes it easier to focus. With you mind go straight to where the pain is in the leg. Focus on the pain. Mentally wipe out all the pain. You should feel the pain suddenly disappear. Remember you are getting rid of the pain, not the leg. Don't try to numb the leg, just go for the pain. If the pain returns, no problem, just do it again. For things like broken bones and sprains you are going to have to hold this numbing method for a few seconds to get a lasting result. Now leave the wound alone. Once you touch it or have something brush up on it the pain will come back and you will have to start all over again. So sit or lie down for a while. Once the leg is numb and you've rested for a while go have fun chasing the cat. You can use this method for any type of pain or itching. I use it for mosquito bites. I have a very hard time trying not to itch. I have been able to numb both legs (both were covered with bites) and could hold the effect for some minutes. The hardest thing about healing is that you have to calm down when doing it, or else it won't work. Also, keep in mind that it may not always work, especially if the pain is way too big. Things like bad sprains, broken bones, bad tears in muscles, cramps, and sore throats might not be able to be entirely worked with - but it even still does help somewhat. Good luck and be pain free. JediKaren |
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