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The “Wounded Healer” Archetype
The "wounded healer" archetype, a concept first introduced by Carl Jung, represents individuals who, despite their own unhealed wounds, feel a profound call to help and support others. This archetype encapsulates the paradoxical nature of personal trauma fueling a deep-seated empathy and effectiveness in assisting others. It reveals a unique interplay between personal pain and the desire to heal, offering both significant strengths and potential challenges.
Want to travel Europe this Summer?
We Found The best location to host Morning Mindfulness's first-ever international retreat. Whether you plan to join us or are here for some juicy tips. Here's a brief guide on finding the cheapest flights, determining your budget, and taking necessary precautions.
Mindfulness Explained
Mindfulness is a lifelong practice of learning how to be fully present and engaged in every moment, aware of your thoughts and feelings without distraction or judgment.
What is mindfulness, What are the benefits, and how to implement mindfulness into every day routines for busy people.
Sympathetic and Parasympathetic nervous system & Human Stress Response
Control your breath, and take back control of your life using techniques to activate the Parasympathetic nervous system & turn off the Human Stress Response