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Trauma and the 5 Bodies
The Nature of Trauma The word trauma comes from the Greek τραῦμα (traûma) , meaning “wound.” In truth, trauma is not the event itself, but the imprint it leaves on the body, mind, and energy field after something overwhelms our capacity to process it. The nervous system records what the conscious mind cannot resolve, creating a lens through which we perceive safety, connection, and possibility. The Five Bodies According to Buddhist philosophy, the human experience is made u
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The Tao, the Panic, and the Power of Self-Love
There was a time when life gripped me by the throat. Panic would rise up without warning — heavy, paralyzing, terrifying. I would...
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The Chant That Rose From Burnout
The origins of RaTa chanting to rise A typo. A meltdown. A sacred return. It started with a typo. I was trying to write rest . I was...
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Reclaiming Power After Abuse
⚠️ Trigger Warning: This post contains references to physical, sexual, emotional, and spiritual abuse. Please read with care and...
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