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- WALKING WOUNDED -
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One requires a
healing approach which incorporates
'psycho-physical' healing. Secondly, one
requires a healer who acts as mentor, an advisor
who guides one through the process of
'unraveling the past from within the
present'
The healing
methods and strategies comprising Traditional
Chinese Medicine or T.C.M. (incorporating
acupuncture and herbal medicine), together with
some disciplines of 'Transpersonal Psychology'
fulfill this requirement admirably. They are
based on the premise that mind and body are
inseparable and that each influences the
other.
From "Hara
Diagnosis: Reflections On the Sea' by Kiiko
Matsumoto and Stephen Birch: "The underlying
trauma and the symptoms are two ends of the same
stick, indeed, there is no need to emphasise or
recall the trauma, the symptoms are quite
obviously doing so already."
We should be
aware that our lives are, in reality, fleeting
and time is always of the essence. Don't delay
in getting your groove back and start having the
'times of your life' now.
