Somewhere in the middle of nowhere lies hidden memories of a past. PHOTO BY SI
Is it really important to find out what happened to you if you have no clue what happened? Can healing only be linked to "what happened" or is it possible for healing to come from never knowing the truth of what happened but working on managing the after-effects/consequences/symptoms of that truth? You may have an idea of what that truth could be, but you run into a mental barrier or a blockage that prevents you from discovering that truth. In seeking the truth, how to go about it if memory fails you? Still, can one heal without having to search for and unearth one's archaeology? Can we find liberation through what we know of ourselves in the now without the need to dynamite the concrete walls that imprison the past? Maybe it's for a good reason that we can't ever know.
