
An insightful and compassionate read. Identifying past traumas can be difficult and painful. However, they must be confronted and dealt with sooner rather than later. Our bodies carry the scars and even our molecular cells remember.
heory itself is a helpful way of looking at things. But you don't have to buy into it to benefit from this book. The exercises and practices it describes are likely to benefit you if you are struggling with past traumas, whether conscious or unconscious. I recommend giving this book a try.
This book offers excellent guidance and tips for beginning your journey toward inner healing. It's easy to read, very well-organized, and makes a lot of sense.
We all have experiences that make up the story of our life, which lead to captivating exploration into the journey of self-discovery through different stages of life. I was particularly moved by how the book highlights childhood's significant role in shaping our identity and character development over time. The author's perspective on gradual personal growth makes me ponder my evolution. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand themselves better and appreciate the power of life experiences in shaping who we are.









