Injuries from the past: do not let them affect you
Life is composed of cycles of ups and
downs. It is as if we are living in a capricious roller coaster which, without
logic, leads us to the summit and, one day later, to the lowest. We can not
choose how others treat us. In social interactions, conflicts and wounds
inevitably appear. However, it is in our hands not to let the wounds of the
past affect us.
In this article, we offer some thoughts to
overcome rooted trauma. Indeed, the path in this life is individual and it is
in ourselves that we will find the solutions. We must learn to liberate the
past and ease our emotional burden. Maybe it's time to close the wounds of the
past forever and be happy.
Get to know you
We can not take medicine if we do not know
the disease beforehand. We must be aware of the things that make us unhappy.
You must therefore try to identify the wounds of the past that prevent you from
following the path normally.
To do this, we must be brave and face our
fears, trauma and weaknesses.
We must know our pain. Look it in the face
so you do not oversize it. Accept the fact that you can not do anything to go
back in time and turn the page. To have a critical and objective vision of
ourselves will help us in reality.
In addition, we must keep in mind that the
pain tends to increase with time in our memory.
Experience is the best teacher
Although it may seem ironic or even
offensive, the wounds of the past can help us move forward. No one is born
educated. Some painful situations can make us stronger and more courageous.
Therefore, the idea is to try to change the focus of our pain, until we can
assimilate it and take advantage of adversity.
Experience shapes us as people. She draws
our personality. It allows us to know what we want and what we do not want. In
this way, step by step, there is in each journey a lesson that we can learn
from life.
Thus, the routine itself becomes a gym full
of effort, sweat and strength in the face of difficulties.
Emotional intelligence
Why are we able to cry from time to time because of the same injury of the past? The key is that we need to develop our emotional intelligence. Learn to see things with perspective and, most importantly, learn to forgive. For others and for yourself.
With emotional intelligence, we discover how to manage emotions. Indeed, we learn to overcome obstacles in our thoughts and feelings. Inner monsters feed on us only if we feed them. Do not let them advance.
Do not let negative thinking go wild and hurt you inside. In short, try to control your emotions and do not let a memory of pain invade you, and take precedence over your present happiness.
A new term to fight injuries: resilience
Resilience is defined as the ability of people to overcome traumatic or adverse situations. Individually or collectively, dealing with a past injury is a challenge.
The inner struggle against pain is an exercise in intelligence, honesty, self-improvement and resignation in situations that we can not change. However, to move forward, we must stop self-pity, make things less important and learn to follow our path.
Resentment is a corpse that is hard to bury
Living with the feeling that someone owes us something makes things worse. Resentment prevents us from being free from the past. It's like drinking poison and waiting for the other's death. The emotional burden of past mistakes, whether yours or those of others, only consumes us from the inside.
We must be brave, quench our thirst for revenge and calmly bring peace and balance to our lives. The act of forgiving is not easy, but it releases many frustrations. Release a blockage, a ball of resentment that prevents the total healing of your past hurts.
Tips to defeat the wounds of the past
Play sports when bad thoughts happen, as it helps to spend energy and channel them
Learn to live with healthy joy
Do not be afraid to meet new people
Sign up for classes and constructive activities
Discover new skills and hidden talents in yourself
Develop your creativity
Try to help others altruistically
Try to eat a balanced diet
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