"People don't heal, often, because they have not released the illusion 
of being a victim. Too often people hold onto wounds and grief longer 
than is healthy. Myss points to the many support groups, such as incest 
support groups, in our society. Ideally, support groups help the injured 
make the transition toward wholeness by providing witnesses who 
understand their legitimate pain. Staying in such groups, however, 
commits one's energy to the wound, to the past. Too often, people give 
power to their wounds because they have found that it calls forth 
support from others, which is interpreted as nurturing. The wounds 
become a means of manipulating and controlling others. Leaving wounds 
behind and with them all the support and power that they provide is 
frightening because, these days, people tend to relate and bond with 
others by sharing wounds rather than through strength and love. To walk 
into the present without "wound currency" is to walk into an unknown world."

http://www.tldp.com/issue/175-6/Nourishing%20the%20Energy%20Body.html


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