Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 In 1988, I went to the Findhorn Community in Scotland to teach a healing workshop. During lunch, I met Mary, a member of the community, who was there to attend an incest support group. She said she would never miss her incest support group meeting on June eighth. #2 When we define ourselves by our wounds, we burden and lose our physical and spiritual energy. We open ourselves to the risk of illness. #3 I began to see that the language of woundology was spoken outside Findhorn. People were confusing the therapeutic value of self-expression with permission to manipulate others with their wounds. #4 I began my work as a medical intuitive in 1983 when I became able to sense illness in others. The countless manuscripts I received about personal healing stories revealed the depth of fear people feel when facing a terminal illness, but many of the stories also revealed the power of the human spirit to catalyze a healing process.