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The Healing Circle

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What’s one win... big or tiny.. you are aiming for this week?
Progress counts even when it’s small. Let the Circle hype you up a little.
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After 7 weeks resitricted to bed after my accident, I will hopefully get clearance to put more pressure on my leg tomorrow and start learning how to walk, again...
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@Justin Peters Thank you so much 😀
Accident and Surgery in Tokyo
Hey everyone. I could use your thoughts and prayers. I was on a mother- daughter trip in Japan. We have been planning it for months and wanted to travel all across the country for 3 weeks but... just on the third day, I tripped ( for hardly any reason), fell hard and broke a leg badly. I have been in hospital in Tokio since Saturday. The first days were extremely painful but now, it is slowly feeling bearable and I soak in the cultural differences between hospital routines in Japan as compared to Germany 😂 However, on Friday, I ( hopefully, if no worse emergency appears) I will get surgery. I have a lung disease so I do feel mildly worried ... Greetings from Japan Jennifer
Accident and Surgery in Tokyo
0 likes • Oct 24
Surgery was ok but still in a lot of pain
0 likes • Oct 26
Thank you Nour ❤️
Happy birthday Justin 🎂
Thank you for your work, and for being a voice of change and wisdom in this world. As a man and a partner, you are helping me tremendously finding my place in my relationship. I am grateful for you 🙏
0 likes • Oct 22
Oh... happy belated birthday, Justin 😀
What’s the One Piece of Advice That Changed Everything for You?
We’ve all had that moment where wisdom was given to us at the perfect time that changes how we saw everything .. a sentence, a quote, or a lesson that landed so deeply it changed the way we saw ourselves and/or the world. Maybe it was something your dad told you growing up…Maybe it came after heartbreak or failure…Or maybe it was that quiet inner voice whispering, “You’re stronger than you think..It's all working out in your favor” Drop your best piece of life advice below.. It can be funny, deep, simple, or spiritual ... whatever’s been your guiding truth. Let’s fill this thread with wisdom that someone else in the circle might need today.
What’s the One Piece of Advice That Changed Everything for You?
4 likes • Oct 22
My eye opening moment was when my therapist made me realize: 'you are more than your thoughts. You are more than your emotions.' I learned to not just be my thoughts and emotions but to step aside and watch, observe them without judging myself. Not judging myself is the hardest part. 😀
Inner Child Healing
Your inner child is the part of you that still holds your earliest experiences of love, fear, and belonging. When those needs weren’t fully met, that younger part learned to survive... by pleasing, hiding, or shrinking. Those patterns aren’t flaws. They’re protection.And healing isn’t about blaming the past... it’s about finally meeting that part of you with love instead of judgment. When you reconnect with your inner child, you don’t just heal old wounds…you rediscover joy, creativity, and self-trust the parts of you that were never truly lost. Try This: “The Letter Practice” Find a quiet moment today. Write a short letter from your adult self to your younger self. Say what you wish someone had said back then:“I see you. You’re safe now. I’ve got you. ”Then write a reply from that younger part... let them tell you what they need. Do this once a week and watch your heart soften. What’s one thing your younger self needed to hear ... that you can tell them today? Drop it below in the comments. Let’s remind the younger parts of us that we made it home and that they can rest. The Healing Circle
Inner Child Healing
4 likes • Oct 22
Whenever I feel guilt, fear, or pain, I try to trace it back to its origin in my childhood and teenage years. I picture the little girl or young woman I then was which helps me to, instead of feeling upset with myself, comfort and sooth myself, saying: I see you, I feel your pain, it was not your fault. The first time I did that 5 years ago during a burnout in a psychosomatic hospital. We were always told to paint what we feel, so I did.
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Jennifer Krueger
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After teaching German/ English for 25 years and raising 3 children, I am currently a solo womantraveler exploring this world and enjoying my freedom

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Joined Oct 3, 2025
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