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Your wound is your medicine…

Unless it’s still choosing for you.

In this deeply personal episode of Mystic in Training, Melissa Amos explores the hidden difference between wounds that have become wisdom - and wounds that are still unconsciously driving our behaviour.

Blending psychotherapy, spiritual intelligence, Akashic wisdom and identity work, Melissa shares the uncomfortable but transformative realisation that understanding your pain is not the same thing as being free from it.

This episode dives into:

• Hidden agreements and unconscious identity patterns
• Why spiritually intelligent people often intellectualise their feelings
• Overthinking, overprocessing and overachieving as protection mechanisms
• The wound underneath ambition and perfectionism
• How trauma can shape gifts, intuition and purpose
• The difference between survival mode and embodied healing
• What it really means for your wound to become your medicine

Melissa vulnerably shares how her own need to be “exceptional” became both her gift and her protection strategy - and how her healing journey is no longer about becoming less deep, less ambitious or less sensitive, but becoming safe enough to stop hiding inside those identities.

If you’ve ever:

• understood your patterns but still felt stuck
• hidden behind intelligence, spirituality or achievement
• struggled to feel truly seen
• felt driven to prove yourself
• used growth and healing as identity
• sensed there’s another layer underneath your success

…this episode is for you.

This is one of the deepest and most revealing episodes of Mystic in Training so far.

PS - in my world, we don’t just have the awareness. We move from it.

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Memoirs of a Mystic In Training, by Melissa Amos is available on Amazon

Learn more about Melissa by visiting her website melissa-amos.com and download a free hypnotherapeutic series, Intuition Rewired.

Follow her @themelissaamos across the platforms