Self Healing is The Key to Personal Growth

Quite often people throw themselves into personal growth without first practicing self healing. This is very much like building a house without first putting down a firm foundation to build upon.

Self healing means to become aware of all the intricacies of your personal self, physically, mentally, and spiritually and balance those aspects of yourself before you go on with personal growth.

If you reverse the order and practice personal growth before you do self healing then you will be a ship without a rudder, spending lots of money and going nowhere.  Can a plant grow without putting down roots first? The bamboo plant spends 3 years spreading its roots before it begins to grow.

So what are the ways to practice self healing? It can be as complicated or as simple as you wish to make it. You do have to consider the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual aspects of your being which may seem daunting at first. The good thing is you have a wisdom deep within you that knows how to heal you.

Meditation is the key to accessing that inner wisdom that will lead you to self healing and finally your personal growth.

About guruglenn

I am an INFJ personality type and have been through a lot of personal growth in my life. I intend to share what I know to help millions of people learn about self help in a sensitive matter.
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2 Responses to Self Healing is The Key to Personal Growth

  1. Maarten de Vires says:

    Here is Truth and Wisdom. Just ask any Rinpoche.

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