I recently got asked by a friend of mine, "What does healing mean to you? There are many types of healing" I answered impromptu, and realised that I had given an answer so profound that it would be beneficent for everyone here to read and learn from. So I share it in the hope that it benefits somebody here. Bless you all dearly. Healing for me, is about many things. But at the cornerstone, linchpin and crux of it, is letting go. Like an air balloon, we rise when we jettison t

I see a lot of blind, lost, misguided people in this world. People who talk, but don’t show. People who hear, but don’t listen. People who think, but don’t feel. People who share, but don’t care. People lost as to what to do, but keep on doing it. People who have nothing to say, but keep on saying it. People of great passion, but destitute in compassion. People of lavish zeal, but exiguous patience. People with big mouths, but little ears. People with fragile egos, but unshak

I’d been very recently through immense traumatic misery and despair -even despondency. I'd thought that being the veritable incommunicado ghost would help me heal by allowing me to feel and express my emotions without suppressing them. I thought that two weeks of solitude would be sufficient and potent enough to do the trick. I was at least partially, wrong. And even though I can’t deny I have healed somewhat, I cannot help but confess that I have played a role in my sufferin