Healing Parts of us That Need to be Heard
By: Rhonda Skinner
Tags: Healing, Shamanism, Recapitulation, Soul Retrieval, Spiritual Secrets

Healing Parts of us That Need to be Heard

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Healing the unhealed parts of us. Today I look at interactions of everyday life and how we relate to each other. There are many times we connect with someone because they are on a similar vibrational level with us. You feel it almost instantly; that vibe can’t be denied. Your heart feels it, and you can’t wait to see that person or spend time with them. It just does your heart good to be around people that are on a similar frequency as you. There will be milestones that define another layer to our true authentic selves through our lives and hence will raise our vibration. We all know it when it happens, and once it has happened, there isn’t any going back. You can’t unknow something. I believe we are here to raise our vibration and allow our consciousness to expand and that is really only limited by our own fears and inactions. By that, I mean, what holds us back. Things will arise in everyday life that tests our own boundaries. It’s learning to recognize this and going deeper. We do this by forging a relationship with our guides, the divine, or our higher selves. It is really just a matter of checking into what triggers us and going into that feeling, taking it back to the root. It is something within us that requires healing. Sometimes we can push things off onto other people and say it is something wrong with them. It is really a part within us that is wanting to be heard, held, and acknowledged. This is where the real medicine is. Recognizing our own wounds and peeling back the layers that we are conditioned to believe are valid. When we go through a trauma, there is a piece of us that is lost. This does not mean it is gone forever; it is just something we lose at the time of a trauma that we are not able to hold onto. We tend to form decisions that are not through our own consciousness or based in reality, meaning they are not real but are through the traumas. This is where the original wounds happen. This is where the healing needs to take place. There are many ways to go into our traumas and give them a voice. Because this is something tender and something necessary to help bring that piece back to us. Doing this helps us to become whole and, in some cases, helps us open the door to find out who we really are. When we are looking at life through our experiences, we are looking through our own wounds, and we know that we have formed opinions and views that may not be true to our authentic selves but really just an opinion we formed at the time of our soul loss or trauma. Many people will not be aware of how their wounds affect them but will blame others for their own experiences, and this is something that can and will trip us up on our path. It’s not about blaming anyone, it is about living our lives fully, and I think we limit that when we blame other people for our own reality. There are many layers to this discussion and areas of beauty that come from taking a deeper look. We are our own healers, but this does not mean we are alone. We are faced with people who are not aware of their own ability to put their best foot forward but will seek to tare down others because they are not aware of the part that needs to be healed resides within them. This is their work and is no reflection upon another. Again, this is their work and is in no way a reflection upon another. This can be a cue to look within and see what is active within us that is bringing this our way. We all have our own work to do; we all have our own reality. Getting in touch with our own reality and making space to go into our own wounds opens up our ability to expand our consciousness and hence raises the vibration of the whole. This is how we help our planet; this is how we make a difference in the world we live in. By tending our own gardens and being our true selves.