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Monthly Archives: April 2011
2011 Year of Illumination
I am amazed at how accurate this is for my life and those around me right now. It endorses the building I’m doing and my focus on being grounded, rather than being hounded, and my wish to step out into … Continue reading
Books to help with the healing
JD commented on the blog today because she’d discovered a book that really spoke to her experience. Its called Truth Heals by Deborah King. I thought this warranted a new post, as there are definitely books that have helped me … Continue reading
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Tagged Anam Cara, books for emotional healing, Deborah King, John O'Donohue, Truth Heals
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“…anything or anyone that does not bring you alive is too small for you”
This heading is from a poem by David Whyte, Sweet Darkness. This poem has on many occasions provided me with the courage to continue and to believe in my actions. To me it speaks of the hard times as being … Continue reading
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Tagged David Whyte, depression, hope, poetry for healing, Sweet Darkness
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Beautiful by Carole King
When the abuse began six years ago, my brother told me to sing this song to myself. “You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face And show the world all the love in your heart … Continue reading
Posted in Song lyrics
Tagged Beautiful, Carole King, family, friendship, invisible wounds, self-belief
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Why are we here?
My name is Helen and I have started this blog to get discussion going around how to deal with the trauma that comes from being entrapped, treated unfairly, bullied, marginalised in ways that are often invisible. Seeking positive comments and … Continue reading
Posted in child separation
Tagged child separation, family, Family Court, friendship, invisible wounds, living with injustice, self-belief
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