The original image

The work of the psychotherapist consists in waiting. One waits to see in the seed the promise of the flower that will bloom.

It cannot be explained, it cannot be understood, nor can the discomfort of people embarking on their path to awareness be kept at bay. Among their words, one tries to see the hidden image, the original, unique, unrepeatable imprint that characterizes those who sit in the armchair and open the way to their soul.

Someone would like to solve their discomfort with drugs. Someone else is convinced that their problems are part of their story. We must try to help them look elsewhere. We must see the pain of the birth of the various souls and natures. Those uniquenesses that want to emerge. The solution to every discomfort is first of all creativity that must come to light. If the parts of the brain that live in the timeless, where creative processes reside, do not activate, one cannot feel well. Within each of us is the creativity that is our cure. When we lose the creativity we had as children, we lose the knowledge of existence and then discomfort appears. It is dangerous to lose our inner image, we constantly create ourselves with our thoughts.

The work of the psychotherapist consists in searching for the hidden image, an image that does not belong to time, that lives in another space, in a mysterious, occult place, like that of dreams. It is necessary to know that other codes characterize our deepest identity. Nothing is more cosmic, more infinite than the image that characterizes us. There are ancient knowledges in each of us. Original, ancestral, primordial knowledges that transform the being we know of ourselves into a beneficial substance capable of guiding us. It is these knowledges that must be brought to light.

Ancient alchemists claimed that under certain conditions the soul releases a celestial chemistry, capable of crossing the surface being, the shell that we see of ourselves. Behind the discomforts and disorders lie the innate knowledge. Therefore, it is necessary to understand when our life is losing its original image. Let’s search for it and well-being will flow into our existence.

Maura Luperto