Many of the wounds we carry today were shaped by circumstances we encountered in the past. When we are triggered, we often become alarmed. Yet, a trigger is not an enemy. It is a messenger sent to remind us that an old trauma, or a coping strategy that once kept us safe, may now be asking to be released.
Healing, therefore, is not only about repair. It is about remembering, reconnecting, releasing, and re-storying. The memory of incident that caused the trauma cannot be erased. What changes is the relationship we have with that memory.
As the Setswana saying goes, thuto kgolo e tswa lebading, meaning, our scars can be our greatest teachers. This echoes the wisdom of the Persian mystic and poet Rumi, who reminds us that the wound is the place where the light enters you. This means our wounds can become doorways through which we step into the full expression of who we are meant to be.
This space is therefore created for those who feel called to sit with their wounds not as enemies, but as teachers and places where the light can enter them.
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It is from my understanding of healing as remembering that I design my offerings as spaces of accompaniment for individuals, couples, families, and communities. Your contribution supports the preparation, emotional labour, ancestral responsibility, and the holding required for this work. I operate on a cash basis which you can claim back from Medical Aid. If you have no health insurance and cost is a barrier, you are welcome to reach out. We will explore other forms of energy exchange.