• Mar 1

How to Heal: From Soul Injury Pt. 4—An initial process

  • Jessie Cordova
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Here’s what has been helpful for me during those specific moments.

Here’s what has been helpful for me during those specific moments. This whole thing can take a few hours or a few minutes. You get better at going deeper and faster with practice. Note: speed is not the goal, but sometimes we need a quick turnaround type of process given our schedule.

  1.  What just happened?

  2. Take several deep breaths.

  3. How does this make me feel?

  4. Where in my body do I feel it?

  5. Breathe into that part of the body.

  6. Why do I care? How does it push up against my values?

  7. Take several deep breaths.

And then some combination of:

  • Who do I want to be right now?

  • Who will this NOT make me?

  • What do I need right now?

  • How can I get that need met?

Try it. Cycling through this with small, medium, and bigger issues helps build a healing cycle that becomes more intuitive after a while.

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