Awareness of pain is an opportunity to let healing light in. Your soul exists for a purpose, and every experience—no matter how painful—shows up to guide you toward that purpose. Suffering is not an accident. Nothing is ever wasted.
I recently came across this beautiful quote by Rumi: “The wound is the place the light enters you.” From a Wild Moon Healer's perspective, this is what it means to me.
Trauma Creates a Wound
Trauma leaves us wounded. A breakup. Losing a loved one. Being ridiculed. Losing a job. These events—stressful, upsetting, and alarming—can leave us with emotional wounds that feel impossible to heal.
Some life experiences are beyond our control, such as the death of someone we love. But many trials in life stem from our own beliefs and actions. If you believe nothing ever works out for you, that belief becomes your reality.
Resisting pain keeps you stuck.
If you avoid or suppress your pain, it festers—like an untreated physical wound that becomes infected. The longer you resist, the more suffering grows.
In an attempt to protect yourself from pain, you create false and limiting beliefs, such as:
I can’t.
I will fail.
I don’t deserve it.
I’ll be alone forever.
I am not worthy.
These false narratives become your truth and shape your life. They keep you from pursuing your dreams, healing wounds, and finding happiness.
How Limiting Beliefs Shape Your Life
Limiting beliefs are like negative affirmations—convictions you hold as true, even though they’re false. They distort how you see yourself and the world, preventing you from achieving your goals.
When you’re stuck in a wounded place, you may find yourself holding back from:
Applying for your dream job.
Leaving an unhealthy relationship.
Prioritizing your health.
Pursuing a personal passion.
Writing that book you’ve always dreamed of.
These beliefs rob your life of joy, happiness, spontaneity, and fun. They leave you feeling incomplete.
But here’s the truth: you don’t have to stay in this place.
Healing is possible—and it starts with a choice.

Healing Is a Choice
The wound is where you need healing energy most. But healing doesn’t happen automatically—it’s a choice.
You can find joy even in the midst of suffering, but happiness and suffering cannot coexist at the exact moment. As you heal, you may fluctuate between the two, but choosing healing means surrendering your pain and opening yourself to light.
The Path of Healing: Karma and Responsibility
Wild Moon Healing is rooted in the principle of karma: “I am responsible for my life.”
Even when life brings experiences beyond your control, how you respond is always within your power. Karma isn’t something to fear—it’s simply the natural consequence of your actions.
When you neglect or mistreat your body, the consequence may be illness.
When you practice self-care and treat yourself with kindness, the result is often health and vitality.
You create your path with every breath you take.
By acknowledging your choices and accepting responsibility for them, you begin to heal. This acceptance is a form of personal evolution—it brings you back to your authentic self.
Wounds and Authenticity
Wounds often make us deny who we truly are.
We hide our pain, pretending it doesn’t exist, much like children who cover their eyes during hide-and-seek, believing that if they can’t see the world, the world can’t see them. But hiding doesn’t make the pain go away.
To heal, you must raise your vibration and shift your energy. By choosing healing, you let go of pain and make space for joy.
The Moment of Release
In the moment you surrender your pain, you choose healing light.
Living in pain means you’re surrendering joy. To experience joy, you must first release your pain. The wound may have caused you to close off parts of yourself, but it also holds the key to your healing. When you choose to face your pain, the light enters, illuminating your path forward.
Healing is a journey; every step you take brings you closer to joy, freedom, and authenticity.
What wounds are you ready to heal? Let the light in—your soul’s purpose is waiting.
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