Healing emotional wounds first requires you to have a sincere desire to heal. A lot of people say they want to heal but when it comes to actually process their emotional wounds they are not willing to do so. This to me is a classic example of your desire coming from your wounded ego and not from a pure sincere place inside your heart. You are looking for a quick fix and actually not willing to take responsibility for your inner world. Healing emotional wounds is not a walk in the park, it’s heart-core work and if you do not have a pure desire or are willing to do the work it takes to actually heal, you will not heal.

Emotions are not only energy but, on the physical level, emotions are also biochemical reactions that occur inside your body. Dr Candace Pert discovered that each emotion has a particular peptide, meaning that you can trace emotions of anger, sadness, joy, love and so on inside your body. Emotions that are not ‘processed’ will remain inside your body and depending on the emotion and how you react to it, the emotion will attach itself to specific organs, muscles or even joints. If emotions get ‘stuck’ inside your body they will express themselves physically through dis-ease or illness.