Resilience and Sovereignty In Trying Times

[@LunaLalunasweet]

You are a treasure🎶 Thank you for your immense continuous contribution❤

[@jasminacosta2053]

Thank you very much! Very interesting and helpful.

[@deliaguerra2014]

Thank you for sharing!

[@flautasnativehealing8848]

This is Rù Thank you both for sharing your experience and knowledge. Would be very interested to hear from you how match the ancestral medicine with contemporary shamanism. It's related with "frying system" explanation that actually was very positive to hear. Thanks for all your sharing, its helpful to me from a while ago.

[@Egle3]

Thank you

[@sylviaplath8263]

Letting go of history and always starting over and “afresh” with people, like this lady describes, is not healthy and in fact is very ungrounded. It’s certainly not a buddhist idea, if that’s what’s she’s trying to say. Ideally, one shouldn’t be emotionally triggered by what happened in the past, nor keep it as part of one’s intrinsic identity, but releasing all connections to the past just like that is not just bs, but a dangerous idea that opens up the doors to all kinds of unhealthy dynamics and influences.