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To My Brother (Part 1)
What happened to us ?
Jul 19
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Odel Asseille
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9
🪞 The Clarity Practice: When Protection Becomes Habit
A guided practice to recognize a behavior that may have started as protection, notice where it still follows you, and decide whether it still serves the…
Jul 17
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Odel Asseille
24
8
5
Healing The Inner Child (part 5): The Parent I Never Questioned
Sometimes the deepest childhood wounds come from the parent we admired the most. Understanding them may be the first step toward understanding…
Jul 15
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Odel Asseille
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10
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Dad
Not every inheritance can be measured. Sometimes, some just live quietly within us.
Jul 12
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Odel Asseille
26
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5
🪞 The Clarity Practice: The Pattern I Never Chose
A guided practice to identify the patterns you may have inherited, recognize where they still shape your behavior, and build a clearer model for who you…
Jul 10
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Odel Asseille
29
8
9
Healing the Inner Child (part 4) : The Child Saw Only Half the Story
The patterns we inherit can shape who we become—even when we spend years trying to escape them.
Jul 8
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Odel Asseille
57
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TO MY FATHER
Your hero can also be part of your wounds.
Jul 5
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Odel Asseille
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Mirror Letter : To the Child I Became
Perhaps the child in you is still carrying a story they were too young to fully understand.
Jul 3
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Odel Asseille
43
4
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Healing the Inner Child (Part 3): Choosing What to Keep
What if your deepest wound has been hiding something just as valuable?
Jul 1
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Odel Asseille
29
10
10
June 2026
Mom,
After looking beyond the wound, I began to remember the love that had always been there.
Jun 28
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Odel Asseille
50
25
16
The Clarity Practice : What the Child Could Not See
What if understanding the people who hurt you didn't require excusing what they did?
Jun 27
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Odel Asseille
14
1
Healing the Inner Child (Part 2): What the Child Could Not See
Revisiting an old wound through the eyes of the adult I have become.
Jun 24
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Odel Asseille
51
20
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