Freedom From Anticipatory Anxiety within Minutes - Magic in Action

He would wake up at 5:30 in the morning waiting for 9:30. Four hours of his day consumed by anticipatory anxiety before anything had even happened. He was not afraid of something that had occurred. He was afraid of something that was about to. When the anxiety was cleared, he woke up the next morning feeling something was wrong. Then he realized: the anxiety was missing. He had been waking up with it so long he thought it was normal. Anticipatory anxiety is estimated to affect two and a half to five percent of people globally. They are often misunderstood. They look like someone who is just nervous. The pattern is much more specific and much more disabling. And it is one of the fastest to dissolve when precisely identified and addressed through installation.