Internal roadblocks: not doing enough

Welcome to the grand finale of Season Two—a journey that has taken us through the depths of healing, self-discovery, and transformation. Whether you’ve been with me from the beginning or joined somewhere along the spiral, I want to express my deepest gratitude for journeying with me through this podcast. I am profoundly grateful to my incredible and diverse audience for your presence and your courage to explore these sacred spaces with me.Your engagement means the world to me. Hearing from so many of you—across continents and cultures—about how much you’ve enjoyed and resonated with these episodes fills me with immense joy and purpose. Your feedback is not just encouragement; it’s a reminder that our shared stories and insights are weaving a global tapestry of healing and self-discovery. Thank you for being part of this journey. Your support is the heartbeat of this podcast.In this culminating episode, we’ll weave together the threads of Season Two, reflecting on the insights and breakthroughs we’ve shared. And as we stand at this threshold, I’ll offer you an exciting glimpse into the alchemy of Season Three—where new dimensions of inquiry and healing await.Links:Multiple Souls Surveyhttps://tinyurl.com/VWsoulsurveyBlog Posthttps://www.vanessawood.nz/post/do-you-have-more-than-one-soulMy contact pagehttps://www.vanessawood.nz/contactMusic credits:Red skiesMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hey-pluto/red-skiesLicense code: GD0CT40L8JNTUS9JEvent HorrizonRoyalty Free Music: Bensound.comLicense code: YTSCOGPCPN7UTINYArtist: : Lunar YearsUnbreakable ResolveMusic by Bensound.comLicense code: CXZI8XQ4IKITOXG1Artist: : Lunar Years

This is a bonus episode, because it was totally unplanned. Since recording the last episode, I’ve read a book that's expanded my outlook on the stages of the healing process and it’s inspired me to record this episode. The book is called ‘The 12 Stages Of Healing: A Network Approach To Wholeness’ by Donald M Epstein and Nathaniel Altman.In episode 4:  The 6 Stages Of Healing, I stated that: “While these 6 stages are useful to describe the phases of healing we go through on a physical level, they’re not an adequate representation of the stages of spiritual healing or personal growth, which as we saw in the previous episode, is far more complex.”In a stroke of Divine Timing, Epstein’s book landed in my lap and has provided me the words to describe those stages of spiritual healing I was talking about. I’m so glad the book came to me when it did, because it’s allowed me to finish this season with this extra information, nicely filling in some blanks and completing the picture. Echoes of sadnessMusic I Use: Bensound.com/royalty-free-musicLicense code: OPCMRQNQ52R6GLJEArtist: : TURNIQUE

In this episode I’ll be talking about:Ways you can observe the healing processHow you can track your healing progress and I’ll also shareThe signs that you are healingMusic credit:Soft Background Music by Mikhail Smusev (from Pixabay)

In this episode, I’ll be discussing the skills we can learn, and the tools we can use to reveal and heal the hidden roadblocks we’ve already talked about, so we can accelerate our healing and personal growth. Life may not come with a manual, but we’re all born with an inbuilt guidance system - our intuition and discernment, which are our super-senses. If our super-senses are not put to regular use they can atrophy over time, but learning how to dowse can rehabilitate them. Music credit: Mykola Sosin from Pixabay

In this episode I’m going to talk about metaphysical roadblocks. Metaphysical roadblocks are non-physical obstacles, for instance, non-beneficial beliefs, emotional, ancestral or past life trauma, or spiritual barriers, that can hinder a person's ability to fully heal and achieve wholeness. Before we get started, its worth remembering that we only perceive about one-tenth of a billionth of the electromagnetic spectrum, so most of what exists in our reality are things we cannot see, hear, smell, taste or touch. It’s only when we slow down and take notice of our bodies, our emotions and feelings, our surroundings, that we can become aware of this unseen world. Music credit:Unbreakable ResolveMusic by Bensound.comLicense code: CXZI8XQ4IKITOXG1Artist: : Lunar Years

In this episode I’ll be discussing external roadblocks that can come from your environment. When your environment is out of balance it can put your health out of balance too. Environmental stressors can by dividing into two subcategories: NaturalMan-madeIncluded in this episode will be the topics of Geopathic Stress and Sick Building Syndrome.Music credit:INPLUSMUSIC Song 416544by Andril Poradovskyi (Pixabay)

In this episode I’ll be discussing external roadblocks to healing, which are those roadblocks that come from the world around us, and ones which we may have less control over. I’m going to start by talking about the subcategory of iatrogenesis, which is by far the most significant external roadblock to healing.Iatrogenesis is defined as the causation of a disease, a harmful complication, or other ill effect by any medical activity, and it's the third leading cause of death in many countries after heart disease and cancer. In this episode I will also be sharing some of my own personal experiences with iatrogenesis and my suggestions for how to avoid or minimise it. Music credit:'Calm Soft Background Music 409483' by Paul Krasnoschok (Pixabay)

In this episode I’ll be talking about the second subcategory of internal roadblocks which is doing too much.Music credit:Soft Background Music by Mikhail Smusev (from Pixabay)

In this episode I’ll be sharing what the internal roadblocks to healing are when it comes to not doing enough.Music credits:Red skiesMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hey-pluto/red-skiesLicense code: GD0CT40L8JNTUS9J

In this episode, I define what hidden roadblocks to healing are and put them into categories, so we can break them down into bite-sized chunks and chew them over in the next few episodes. Enjoy!Music credit: Mykola Sosin from Pixabay