This is so wonderful, Veronika! In my work with the ancestors not only do I heal wounds/trauma, but I also like to attune to the gifts or positive resources. I loved so much to learn that you are living these positive resources through your translation work. That warms my heart! Thank you so much for everything you wrote here and for the downloadable information. I resonated so much with all of it. I, too, had a stable loving childhood, and yet live with hypersensitivity (which has been both a blessing and a curse). You are so right that allowing ourselves to be ourselves is what can open the path to healing. So looking forward to part 5! 🤗
I really look forward to each new installment of Synchronosophy. Was excited seeing this in the inbox. The subject matter for this one was much more personally entwined, and I found it very emotive and effective.
There are so many gems in this piece, and a huge one ☝️ in your comment above: “The emotional realm is timeless.”
I am convinced that merely being born human means being traumatized. Our very first entry into physical incarnation is a traumatic separation from the maternal womb, and in our current disconnected society, it so often just goes downhill from there.
That any single one of us is functioning at all is a miracle. Indeed we ARE miracles.
Thank you so much for this. I love the way you wrap your own ancestral story into the context of your own life. Healing “what our bones know.” is definitely an invisible journey. Without it, we never step into our own authenticity to be who were here to be. I am loving your series. With your writing, I slowly unwrap myself. Synchronosophy is a door to everything. 🙏❤️
The interweaving of an intense personal journey with the depth and spread of writers on psychology and tangential subjects makes for a fascinating and instructive read. Excellent 🙏 💜
Thanks for sharing your own story and healing! This aversion to emotional sensitivity is also cultural. I am a native Chinese. Chinese classic poetry literature is rich with poems written by poets with highly sensitive emotional faculty. As a young girl, I was able to preserve my own emotional sensitivity by immersing myself in the classic poetry. However, modern Chinese culture also suffers from the lack of understanding of emotional sensitivity.
Fascinating about your Aunt!! It’s sad to think so many were suffering alone with zero outlet for expressing and no spaces being created in which to be held and embraced.
Thank you for sharing your personal story and speaking to the real epidemic humanity is experiencing. And for also offering up solutions. This is the most important work to be done, in my mind- to for once and for all break the cycles of trauma and heal them at the root. ❤️
This is so wonderful, Veronika! In my work with the ancestors not only do I heal wounds/trauma, but I also like to attune to the gifts or positive resources. I loved so much to learn that you are living these positive resources through your translation work. That warms my heart! Thank you so much for everything you wrote here and for the downloadable information. I resonated so much with all of it. I, too, had a stable loving childhood, and yet live with hypersensitivity (which has been both a blessing and a curse). You are so right that allowing ourselves to be ourselves is what can open the path to healing. So looking forward to part 5! 🤗
I really look forward to each new installment of Synchronosophy. Was excited seeing this in the inbox. The subject matter for this one was much more personally entwined, and I found it very emotive and effective.
There are so many gems in this piece, and a huge one ☝️ in your comment above: “The emotional realm is timeless.”
I am convinced that merely being born human means being traumatized. Our very first entry into physical incarnation is a traumatic separation from the maternal womb, and in our current disconnected society, it so often just goes downhill from there.
That any single one of us is functioning at all is a miracle. Indeed we ARE miracles.
Thank you so much for this. I love the way you wrap your own ancestral story into the context of your own life. Healing “what our bones know.” is definitely an invisible journey. Without it, we never step into our own authenticity to be who were here to be. I am loving your series. With your writing, I slowly unwrap myself. Synchronosophy is a door to everything. 🙏❤️
The interweaving of an intense personal journey with the depth and spread of writers on psychology and tangential subjects makes for a fascinating and instructive read. Excellent 🙏 💜
I like to think we're getting past some of this stuff that earlier generations rejected, like anything in the emotional realm.
Thanks for sharing your own story and healing! This aversion to emotional sensitivity is also cultural. I am a native Chinese. Chinese classic poetry literature is rich with poems written by poets with highly sensitive emotional faculty. As a young girl, I was able to preserve my own emotional sensitivity by immersing myself in the classic poetry. However, modern Chinese culture also suffers from the lack of understanding of emotional sensitivity.
Wow. This is powerful and oh so timely. 🙏
Fascinating about your Aunt!! It’s sad to think so many were suffering alone with zero outlet for expressing and no spaces being created in which to be held and embraced.
Thank you for sharing your personal story and speaking to the real epidemic humanity is experiencing. And for also offering up solutions. This is the most important work to be done, in my mind- to for once and for all break the cycles of trauma and heal them at the root. ❤️
You spoke to me 🙏💜🙏