Dr. Aravind Padmaraju argues that suppressing pain doesn't heal it. He compares unprocessed emotions to garbage accumulating in a house. Real healing requires repeated emotional work to clear layers of buildup, which then makes it easier to create the life you want.
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What is the one belief about healing that you wish everyone listening to this podcast understood?
Yeah, so the one belief which I really wanted to shift, um, each one of you is just imagine you're sitting in years of garbage. You're living in a home, been 20 years, you never did the healing in that home. Can anyone imagine living in that home? Can anyone imagine Even surviving for a moment, but that's what is happening our internal state. We have so many emotional experiences, and our society taught us forgiving sorry forgetting is healing, diverting is a healing, and suppressing is a healing. Suppressing or diverting or forgetting will not release the emotional dust. It has to be manually healed. As if, if you want to relive in that home, the only way you can relive is by doing the cleaning. You have to clean the house, do multiple times of a wash, and then only you'll be able to live in that home. The same way, if you want to have the better life, if you want to have the better results, if you want to attract the things which you want in your life, you need to clean the things which you don't want in your life by doing the deep healing. So whenever you're doing the deep healing, the layers of layers of emotional baggage you're releasing from it, and all the negative emotional patterns you're releasing it, and you become cleaner and cleaner, and then it becomes easy and effortless to manifest naturally, effortlessly, and in a super duper fast speed.
