WAYNE W. DYER was an internationally renowned author and speaker in the fields of self-development and spiritual growth. Over the four decades of his career.

Dyer was affectionately called the “father of motivation” by his fans. Despite a childhood spent in orphanages and foster homes

You Can Heal Your Life is your connection to today’s most influential thought-leaders. Elevate your morning coffee, afternoon walk, or evening commute into an inspirational, motivational, and transformational personal growth experience.

We invite you to take a step back from life’s stress and anxieties and replace any negativity with life-changing insights and real-world solutions.

In this podcast on inner child healing I am going to tell you how you can feel better. I imagine you are watching this video having had some therapy where your inner child was mentioned. Perhaps you are in pain and you want to feel better.

Sit daily with these inner child emotions to release them.Heal the inner self can be done in six steps; trust, validation, shock and anger, sadness, remorse and loneliness.

"In that period, they tell you it's best not to give any fluids, because babies survive on little drops of liquid," she said. "So we stopped feeding her. In the end, it was bones and skin and no more baby left."

In the final days of Ella-Louise's life, when she was being given palliative sedation, van Roy, of Schilde, Belgium, says she could still see the agony on her daughter's face.

Many Lives, Many Masters by Brian L. Weiss, M.D. relates the author's discovery of past life therapy in the course of treating a young psychiatric patient named Catherine. Weiss taps into Catherine's past lives through hypnosis.

Excerpt from the Audio Book, broken down into two sections Grief Recovery and Joy Restoration.

7. Grief is such a weird thing. Its like being a moth in a hurricane. One wind blows you one way, then another way.

A meditation written after the death of his wife, C.S. Lewis's sparse and moving A Grief Observed has been loved for years because of its stark honesty about how completely debilitating loss can be. Lewis pulls no punches about how the death of a loved one can feel like you're going mad, like nothing will ever be good again, like torture.

This is an audiobook for the person who doesn't want platitudes, happy stories, or optimism—just searing truth.

Easily one of the best memoirs of 2021 (so far), Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner, author, artist, and musician of indie rock project Japanese Breakfast fame, is a gutting reflection on love, culture, identity, food, and loss. Whether Zauner is people-watching in the titular grocer’s food court or learning of her mother’s cancer diagnosis,

Her candid prose and delicate delivery provide an honest, unrelenting look at the realities of grief.

At the start of this Printz Award-winning novel, protagonist Marin has already experienced great loss: first, the death of her mother when she was a child and more recently, the loss of her grandfather, her only living relative, just as she was set to leave for college.

We Are Okay is about the dark places that grief can take us, and letting the light in.