Beyond Logic: Where True Healing Begins
- brandon hadwin
- Nov 3
- 2 min read
Have you ever found yourself stuck in a loop, trying to think your way through something painful? Going over the same thoughts again and again, searching for the insight, the answer, the fix? I know that space well.
For a long time, that was my way of coping. I believed that if I could just understand deeply enough, if I could analyse the root cause, trace it back, make sense of it all, then I could finally be free.
And for a while, it helped. Understanding can be powerful. Awareness can bring relief. But what I began to notice is that insight alone didn’t always bring the release I longed for. Because healing, at its core, isn’t always logical.
Sometimes, the body carries what the mind cannot make sense of. Sometimes, emotions surface that don’t seem to match the narrative. Sometimes, we “know better”, and still feel stuck.
That’s when I started to explore energy work. And what it taught me, what it keeps reminding me, is that healing isn’t about thinking more clearly. It’s about feeling more fully. It’s about softening into presence, and allowing whatever is there to rise, without needing to understand or explain it. That might sound simple. But for many of us, it can be a big shift. We’ve been conditioned to live in our heads, to value logic above all else, to see emotions as problems to solve or symptoms to suppress. But what if emotions are simply energy looking for movement? What if our feelings, even the uncomfortable ones, are messengers trying to guide us back to wholeness? And what if, rather than trying to fix them, we could meet them with openness, curiosity, and care?
This is the space energy healing creates.
Whether it’s through Reiki, innerdance, Kundalini Activation, or Anusha Healing, each modality offers a different pathway into the same invitation: to come home to your body, to your heart, to the parts of you that don’t speak in words.
These sessions aren’t about talking it through. They’re about being with what’s ready to move, gently, safely, with support. It’s not about achieving something. It’s not about getting it right. It’s about allowing. Trusting. Surrendering to the intelligence that already lives inside you.
And maybe, if you’ve been trying to work things out for a long time, and you’re still holding the same pain, the same pattern, it could be time to try something else. Something quieter. Something deeper. Something that doesn’t demand understanding, but offers transformation. Not through effort, but through presence. You don’t have to make sense of it all. You just have to show up, and feel.
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