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The source of suffering.

Reflecting on my life thus far, it’s become clear to me that almost all of my suffering has come from two singular factors.

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What does it mean to heal trauma?

What is actually happening when we’re “healing truama'“ and why does focusing on the trauma and the healing prevent us from doing that work?

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What are my basic human rights?

If you're practicing these rights in your own life, it's expected that you honor the fact that others practice them in their lives as well.

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Are you emotionally evacuating your body?

What is emotional evacuation, why and under what circumstances do we do it, and how do we break this pattern so that we can finally begin living the expanded, radiant lives we are here to live?

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How to deal with anxiety and panic attacks.

A lot of people in my network have been suffering from anxiety and panic attacks lately and reaching out to me to ask for help. This is my take on how to resolve the core issues driving these symptoms.

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If you can feel it, it's true.

A lot of people ask me how they can know what their truth is. We live in a world where we are practically inundated by everyone else's truth from dawn until dusk, and often, we struggle to know what is true for ourselves.

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Healing childhood trauma.

The freedom you seek, the choices and the options and joy and connection that you're after, exists on the other side of the pain you are currently running away from.

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Your "boundaries" feel like shit.

Boundaries exist at a deeply intuitive level. They are often not voiced. They exist so deeply and so intuitively that other people instinctively follow them.

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Healing is necessary for growth.

True healing does not involve changing the event, avoiding the perpetrator (though this could still be a necessary, albeit unrelated, step), or understanding what happened in the past better.

It involves becoming conscious of the belief about oneself that was birthed when the event happened, observing where it is still active in the present moment, and dismantling that belief.

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