When looking at Hashimoto's and thyroid disorders I not only support the body on a physical level but an emotional spiritual one as well. Your thyroid has a massive connection with communication, to self and others which needs to be looked at from all points of view. There is a deep need in all of us to be seen, to be heard, and to be validated by another especially when living with Hashimoto's as this is the center of communication. When our subjective experience is empathically and gently held, contained, and fully allowed to be expressed, we come to a natural place of rest within our hearts and soul. When we allow ourselves to be what and who we are, where we offer ourselves full permission for our experiences to reveal themselves according to our unique blueprint. In so doing, we allow any and all self-experience to be lovingly digested and used as grace-energy for love, kindness, and compassion for ourselves and for others. Healing from the inside out begins with the degree to which we allow and love ourselves even those aspects of self which we find disturbing, unspiritual, and otherwise less-than-ideal. Lou xxx

Hashimotos and a deep need to be heard

by | Feb 8, 2022 | The Writer's Nook | 0 comments

When looking at Hashimoto’s and thyroid disorders I not only support the body on a physical level but an emotional spiritual one as well.
Thyroids have a massive connection with communication, to self and others which needs to be looked at.
There is a deep need in all of us to be seen, to be heard, and to be validated by another. When our subjective experience is empathically held, contained, and fully allowed, we come to a natural place of rest.
When we allow ourselves to be what we are, where we offer ourselves full permission for our experience to reveal itself according to our unique blueprint. In so doing, we allow any and all self-experience to be lovingly digested and used as grace-energy for love, kindness, and compassion.
Healing from the inside out begins with the degree to which we allow and love ourselves
even those aspects of self which we find disturbing, unspiritual, and otherwise less-than-ideal.
Lou xxx