Browse 190 quotes about Healing Journey.
“There is a joy that sings like amber sap spilling into tree limbs running down to the roots.”
Source: Jumping for Joy in the Midst of Sorrow: A Devotional to Awaken Joy During Times of Great Trials
“Creative visualization helps us tap the power of our unconscious mind to manifest change quickly, easily, and effortlessly.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“This process of healing is a marathon, not a sprint…The goal is to keep showing up for yourself.”
Source: Jesus and Therapy: Bridging the Gap Between Faith and Mental Health
“This toxic pattern within the broken family system will continue from one generation to the next, until one brave survivor finally ends the cycle of abuse. The dysfunction, bullying, and abuse didn’t start with you, but it most certainly can end with you.”
Source: Soul Rescue: How to Break Free From Narcissistic Abuse & Heal Trauma
“Healing the world begins with healing yourself.”
“The most profound healing I’ve ever experienced happened when I did less—when I stepped away from my routine, from productivity, from scrolling online, from painting on a smile. It happened when I sat with myself—feeling lost, alone, and wondering what next? Have patience. Healing and growth require you to relinquish the familiar in order to find a new freedom.”
“The thing with healing is that we often come back more resilient --stronger in the areas we once thought were broken.”
“To know who I am
is to know who you are.”
Source: Dragon Astro Yoga: Synastry Expert Rebirth Almanac
“Lead me, Love,
to the waters of knowledge
from where I can drink some insights
to know
to heal
to have my spirit dance
with full closure.”
Source: Dragon Astro Yoga: Synastry Expert Rebirth Almanac
“BDSM, in its nature, is a very intimate and intelligent therapy, if done properly.”
Source: Miss. A and Johnny's European Escapade LONDON: Femme Fatale Rescue Diaries
“The energy body acts as a bridge connecting our physical and spiritual bodies. In order for us to influence transformation of the body and mind, we must first learn to transform the energy flow.”
Source: Healing Chakras: Awaken Your Body's Energy System for Complete Health, Happiness, and Peace
“To startup the healing process, you need to break away from what broke you in the first place. - Roccio Saldana”
Source: Soul Works - The Minds Journal Collection
“Through love, we're going to heal one relationship at a time.”
“Rather than trying to hold it all, we can let life’s input flow through us. We can alchemize it into something beautiful, even the pain.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“There are no rules on the journey of life, no guidebook, no answers that some expert is going to hand down to us if we just wait long enough.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“Living creatively and intuitively is about allowing ourselves to be who we really are and to bring into form something that has never existed before.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“There is no one more qualified than you to figure out how to manifest your own personal turning point, a miracle in your own life.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“We each have our own path, our own formula to follow.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“Creative peaks come and go like waves; they rise and fall. If we are paying attention and willing to go along for the ride without knowing where we will end up or even whether we will survive (at least the version of who we think we are), well then, creating is just the thing.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“The process becomes the goal—the gift that saves us regardless of where it takes us, or others’ interpretations of our work and who they think we should be.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“The highs and lows of a creative sojourn—tuning into and following where our True Selves are guiding us to go—are completely natural, but when they happen to us, we may struggle, doubting our inner voice or the very idea of who we are and what we have to offer.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“The more we reach out, share our insights, and offer support, the more we come to understand that we are not actually leaping alone but creating something beautiful as we all leap together.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“I believe connecting with our inner voice and sharing what we hear is one of the surest paths to peace, happiness, and the healing of hearts and minds.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“The world needs your voice, your gifts, and your message. The world needs you.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“Our relationship with the soft, still voice within is like any other—the more energy we put into it, the more gifts we receive.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“It’s amazing the synchronicities that can happen when we embark on a journey with open hearts, with supportive friends by our side, ready for adventure.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“Our creative inner voice can become a loving companion, supporting us in taking leaps.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“You are the expert when it comes to your own life, and the leaps your True Self is calling you to take.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“As you find your own path, trust your intuition. Honor what is in your best interest and where your intuitive, creative voice is guiding you to go.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“Most of us have been raised to live our lives focused on seeking approval from some outer influence, like a parent, teacher, or peers, rather than to trust and connect with our True Self, our own soft, still voice within.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“The more we soften and become flexible and open to the idea that there may be more going on than we could ever fathom, the more miraculous shifts and changes often start to occur. I”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“The more we soften and become flexible and open to the idea that there may be more going on than we could ever fathom, the more miraculous shifts and changes often start to occur.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“Integrating our own wisdom and all of who we really are is an ongoing process rather than a onetime event.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“Before we take leaps, we may need to let go, heal the past, or lovingly rearrange our emotional lives to create space for what is in our highest good now.”
Source: Leap With Me: A Creative Path to Finding and Following Your True Voice
“Silence doesn’t protect me. Silence prevents my recovery. Silence keeps dark secrets hidden. Healing means being a courageous truth seeker. Bringing light to the darkness.”
Source: Soul Cry: Releasing & Healing the Wounds of Trauma
“The key to inner freedom, bliss, and self-realization is learning to hear and understand the language of the heart. To do this, we must first listen—an inner listening that is attuned to the whisperings of the heart. The heart’s language is simplicity itself. It has nothing to do with yes or no, good or bad, right or wrong. Its basic vocabulary is, most simply, open or closed. Within this, there are many variations and degrees: ecstasy, love, joy, acceptance, indifference, rejection, hardness, fear. If we listen and pay attention to the joy, the love, and the bliss in our hearts and follow this, it will guide us on our true path. But first we must learn to listen, to tune in to what the heart is whispering.”
Source: Resonance Alchemy: Awakening the Tree of Life
“Healing was a terrifying and painful experience and my life was as full of struggle and heartache as it had always been. Several years after I started therapy, I began to feel happy. I was stunned. I hadn't realized that the point of all this work on myself was to feel good. I thought it was just one more struggle in a long line of struggles. It took a while before I got used to the idea that my life had changed, that I felt happy, that I was actually content. Learning to tolerate feeling good is one of the nicest parts of healing.”
Source: The Courage to Heal: A Guide for Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
“Don't say "never" say "not yet." Some of the most amazing things in life happen unexpectedly.”
“Healing our mind is crucial, because otherwise our problems, which are beginningless, become endless. We may use medicine or some other external means to heal a particular disease, but the disease will return unless we heal our mind. If we do nothing to heal our mind, there is always the danger that we will again create the cause of the disease, that we will repeat the actions that caused us to become physically unhealthy. We will then experience the same illness in future lives, or even in this life.
Curing disease through external means is not the best solution because the cause of disease is not external. Bacteria, viruses, spirits, and so forth may act as external conditions for disease, but disease itself has no external cause. In the West, however, the external conditions for a particular disease are usually regarded as its cause. The cause of disease is not external; it is in the mind – or we could say, it is the mind. Disease is caused by our self-cherishing, ignorance, anger, attachment, and other delusions and by the negative actions motivated by these negative thoughts. Our negative thoughts and actions leave imprints on our mind, which then manifest as disease or other problems. The imprints also make it possible for disturbing thoughts and negative actions to arise again.
A physical sign necessarily has a physical cause, but the physical cause arises because of the inner cause, the imprints left on the mind by negative thoughts and actions. To fully understand disease, we have to understand the inner cause, which is the actual cause of disease and which also creates the physical conditions for disease. As long as we ignore its inner cause, we have no real cure for disease. We must study its development and recognize that its cause is in the mind. Once we recognize this, we will automatically understand that the healing of disease also has to come from the mind. (p. 4-5)”
Source: Ultimate Healing: The Power of Compassion
“Intensity-seeking is an enslavement of our own perpetuation. When we step out of the delirium of always seeking someone new, and meet the same old sad and lonely child within, our healing journey begins. Exhausting ourselves with novelty is a defense against our deepest pain, one that we cannot outrun. But once we stop and feel our losses, we can begin our healing journey and be the authentic, joyous person we were born to be.”
Source: Mirror of Intimacy: Daily Reflections on Emotional and Erotic Intelligence
“Living a healthy, joyful life is a gift you give yourself.”
Source: Power Healing Foods, Refresh Your Health and Blood Sugar: The Best Foods, Superfoods, and Lifestyle for Prediabetes and Healthy Blood Sugar
“Patterns don’t repeat because we’re weak. They repeat because they once felt familiar enough to feel like home.”
Source: Stop Dating the Wrong Letters: A Playful-but-True Guide to Finding Love That Fits (Alphabetically Speaking)
“Healing requires you to be vulnerable and strong at the same time.”
“How ironic that our family should be a safe haven. Our parents and siblings are supposed to love us, accept us, and care for us. They should protect us and support us. Sometimes, our home is where we find the deepest heartaches.”
Source: Soul Cry: Releasing & Healing the Wounds of Trauma
“Heartache purged layers of baggage I didn’t know I carried. Gifts hide under the layers of grief.”
“Solid sleep was the turning point in my recovery.”
Source: Suddenly Silent and Still
“it requires great courage
to hold the wounded
parts of yourself
that are longing
for your loving attention”
Source: May You Know Peace: An Invitation to Embrace Your Life, As It Is
“Taste this tree, even if her elixir is to your distaste. Misunderstood, yes at times, though she knows her sap is divine.
Climb the bark, go deep with her, and open up to her divine elixir.
In this moment of infinite embrace, you may never know unless you taste the infinity of ecstasy and sanctity.
Open to her love, Mother Nature heals. Oh, what a thrill. Heal with us, be with us, listen
Her mystery is calling for you, me, we-
us, to listen.”
Source: Sutras of the Heart: Spiritual Poetry to Nourish the Soul
“Mother ache healing matters because it restores the foundation of our lives. It returns us to the place where love first faltered, so that we may learn to love in a new way, this time with awareness. It makes possible a new lineage, one that passes down presence and truth, rather than our inherited survival adaptations. When we heal the mother ache within ourselves, we heal forward and backward in time. We change the stories that shape our lives, our families, our communities, and Mother Earth who holds us all.”
Source: The Mother Ache: Healing the Wounded Daughter Within
“She dipped her fingertips into the water. Then she retreated, sucking air through her teeth, to the middle of the beach. Plumes of steam came off the ocean's surface and curled into the sky.
It may have always been boiling. She hadn't noticed.”
Source: Sister Dragon: A Novella