The body wants to heal. The spirit wants to heal. The parts of us that are ready to feel and heal are not very interested in who might be to blame. The practice of attuning to our sensations rather than our identity could not be more vital than it is now. Our healing thrives when we can focus attention on our sensations. Our healing does not depend on what happens to the people who have been called out. As much as we may want them to “get it,” or to be held accountable, our healing does not belong to their remorse or awareness.
