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Well done on starting a thread and battling this thing through!
Some thoughts I had while reading this (no idea if they resonate)...
Somehow this seems like one of those "tests" in epic stories... Where the hero has to choose how the story moves forward...
It feels like there's two options - go back to a trauma life and this year of no cutting was just "an exception" - or decide that no, it wasn't an exception, you're moving in the direction of a no-trauma life.
It seems like for some reason your soul has decided that this point in time Friday/ Saturday/ one year is the test of how your life story will move forward, which is pretty deep and significant.
I remember you took a picture and a quote of a saint to a scary T session once... I remember finding it an incredibly inspirational quote... Do you think that could help here?
Are there any rituals you could do? Any rites of passage type things?
There is a LOT of Nordic/ Celtic mysticism of breaking swords and knives and putting them in rivers, waterways, etc... as an offering to the Gods.
Maybe you could do a deep ritual to help you let go of one part of your life, and to welcome the birth of a new era in your life?
Some thoughts I had while reading this (no idea if they resonate)...
Somehow this seems like one of those "tests" in epic stories... Where the hero has to choose how the story moves forward...
It feels like there's two options - go back to a trauma life and this year of no cutting was just "an exception" - or decide that no, it wasn't an exception, you're moving in the direction of a no-trauma life.
It seems like for some reason your soul has decided that this point in time Friday/ Saturday/ one year is the test of how your life story will move forward, which is pretty deep and significant.
I remember you took a picture and a quote of a saint to a scary T session once... I remember finding it an incredibly inspirational quote... Do you think that could help here?
Are there any rituals you could do? Any rites of passage type things?
There is a LOT of Nordic/ Celtic mysticism of breaking swords and knives and putting them in rivers, waterways, etc... as an offering to the Gods.
Maybe you could do a deep ritual to help you let go of one part of your life, and to welcome the birth of a new era in your life?