Reclaiming what has been lost
Rebecca GarnettReclaiming what has been lost is a Substack about rediscovering our divinity both personally and collectively. It is about healing and remembering who we are.
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Healing from childhood trauma
This is for those of you who are trying to heal from childhood trauma. Those of you fighting battles and trying to heal wounds that no one else sees.
This is different to the other things I have written on here. The purpose of this piece o...
Creating a Safe Home Within
I am currently integrating dissociated ‘parts’ of myself which became fragmented during childhood. When I refer to ‘parts’, I am referring to parts of my personality that each have distinct memories, perceptions, emotions and coping behavio...
Leaving home
An introject is the internalised voice of another person (often a parent). Introjects are loyal to that person’s emotional reality. The introject of my mother carried her pain, her fragility, her inability to own her behaviour. I internalis...
Shame
Shame always finds a way in,
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like a draught finds its way under the door,
through the cracks,
the memories rattling the windo...
Your soul is the alchemist and wisdom is the gold
Yesterday I read that fear can be spiritually transformed into prudence. This got me thinking and reading some more and this is what I discovered.
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Neurodivergent therapist. Writer. Truth Teller. Healer. Free spirited soul. I'm constantly shedding my skin. I like all things unconventional, mystical & spiritual. I value authenticity. I write to find clarity & to alchemise pain into wisdom.
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