We become a world, a society, a community that really values the intellect. How the neck is a separator from the mind and the body. I want to say it goes back to Freud, of how the neck is the separator. oh my gosh, Dave, I can't remember who said it. the body, I don't think of separate as the mind. I find the richest way to do the work is through the body. And there are many different ways to do the work. Right? That's with us working together and me supporting that work. I'm creating a space for a person to help them heal, which is the co-creation. Right?Īnd my healing can only happen when I'm, co-creating that space for a person. So tell me, let's talk about you as a sower. I have not heard that term, but I'm going to say yes. So good seeds are also essential for the process of growing healthy fruits. And I'm just using us, our bodies, our minds, our spirit, as that soil.
And good soil is rich with nutrients, which created space for plants and to have an abundant food supply to support healthy development. I'm using I, I'm using the metaphor of sower, who own good soil to plant seeds. So the root before the fruit concept describes the need for solid root to support a sustainable opportunity to bare fruit in our healing space.
"Healing happens when you move through the pains, the patterns, and stories, and walk your way into a healthy ending." And that's one quote, and then, Maya Angelou of course, she says, "Forgive yourself for not knowing what you didn't know before you learned it." So our conversation today is, the root before the fruit. So here's a quote, a couple quotes that I grabbed from Vienna Pharaon. but you islanders got your way of doing things. I guess I didn't get the island reference with that and. one foot in front of the other to keep it moving. I mean you don't want to go backwards, though sometimes you do, but the idea is to. One foot in front of the other, because sometimes that's what it takes, right? Hey, we're getting into the conversation around healing. We use the metaphor, an island of one, one, one, one. We're continuing the conversation of belonging and healing, with my guest, Tracy Treacy from D & S Healing Center.
So hello and welcome to the KnolShare with Dr.
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