In our society, normality is often seen as a criterion for safety and direction. What the majority believes, feels, and does tends to be considered a standard and guide for community life.
True health is only achieved when we are in harmony, in balance with the purposes and dictates of our soul, when we understand and follow the mission that will truly elevate us in this world.
In her book Heal Your Wounds and Find Your True Self, Lise Bourbeau presents a powerful perspective on how our emotional experiences shape our lives and how we can overcome the pain of the past to truly heal.
All of us, at some point in our lives, will encounter illnesses and sometimes physical disabilities. In fact, all of this is part of the dynamic process of our very existence, as a soul inhabiting a material body.
Dr. Edward Bach revolutionized healing with a method to restore emotional balance, emphasizing the mind-body-spirit connection and impacting holistic medicine.
Today, we will explore a topic that can be extremely useful for those seeking self-awareness: The Five Emotional Wounds, by Canadian author Lise Bourbeau. In this article, we will discuss the masks we wear to cope with these wounds and how they form throughout our lives.
Each part of our body, according to various scholars and therapists, holds what we call “Body Memories.” These memories are invisible records of our experiences, emotions, and traumas.
Australian nurse Bronnie Ware, in her renowned book "The Top Five Regrets of the Dying," shared profound life lessons based on conversations with terminally ill patients.
