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Identifying family patterns can lead to healing from "summary" of It Didn't Start with You by Mark Wolynn

Identifying family patterns can lead to healing. When we uncover the repeating traumas that have been passed down through generations, we can begin to break free from their grip. By recognizing the behaviors, beliefs, and emotions that have been inherited, we can start to untangle ourselves from the past. This awareness allows us to make different choices and create new, healthier patterns for ourselves and future generations. Family patterns are like invisible threads that connect us to our ancestors. These threads carry not only the positive traits and talents of our family line, but also the unresolved traumas and wounds. When we become conscious of these hidden connections, we can start to unravel the knots that have been holding us back. This process of disentanglement is essential for healing and transformation to take place. In order to identify family patterns, we must first look closely at our own lives and experiences. B...
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    It Didn't Start with You

    Mark Wolynn

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