Healing often takes place in forms that we do not recognize, because our tendency is to think of healing as more obvious and physical.
When feelings need to be healed, there are many ways to go about it. Often it is the love, compassion, kindness and cooperation that help heal.
But healing can also come through flirting, gentleness and creativity. Healing that needs to be done is often the common kind, the residue of divorces, end of relationships. Death presents different kinds of losses to heal, as do losses of career or jobs.
Loss of feelings is something that is sometimes visible on a person's face and body language, but some people are good at hiding it, and you cannot tell that they are in the process of healing too.
So here is a suggestion. Whenever you are in a position to be helpful to someone else, just do it because you can, and because it circulates good energy in the world.
Reiki and other forms of energy healing certainly do help with emotional healing and usually once a person tries it they can feel it.
For those of you with a partner, try expanding that feeling of warmth, gentleness and softness to your lovemaking. Make time to include this and notice what happens. Feel how the sexual healing expands and nurtures.
For those of you currently without a partner, try making more eye contact with the people you meet. See their souls light in their eyes. Offer them heartfelt compliments, and encourage them in any way you can.
Let go of the limiting notion that there is one perfect person for you but they are hidden somewhere. There are many people in the world with whom you can share good feelings, good experiences, joy and love. Viewed in that light, the world is abundant.
If we keep viewing our lives as some kind of a challenge to meet and marry the perfect person, we may be doomed to a life of searching for needles in haystacks.
Healing hurt feelings is a function of people extending love, joy, compassion and cooperation to as many people they come into contact with as they can.
We do have the power of making love visible. How often do we use it?
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