Very often we become comfortable with telling ourselves a story about our experiences, allowing them to define and entrap us mentally, emotionally and in our physical reality. The importance of telling to ourself a healthier, kinder story can free up so much inside and out. For many of us these days who listen a bit […]
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“The root of “addiction” is not weakness of character, an ethical lapse, but psychological trauma.” “Addiction is not a choice that anybody makes; it’s not a moral failure; it’s not an ethical lapse; it’s not a weakness of character; it’s not a failure of will, which is how our society depicts addiction. Nor is it an
“…if properly understood and treated as difficult stages in a natural developmental process, these experiences—spiritual emergencies or transpersonal crises—can result in emotional and psychosomatic healing, creative problem-solving, personality transformation, and consciousness evolution. is fact is reflected in the term “spiritual emergency,” – Christina Grof & Stanislav Grof
