"They've learned how to dissolve into pain,"
- louisaglaschke
- Jun 17
- 3 min read
"They've learned how to dissolve into pain," my brother says as he shows me a photo of his childhood friends.
They grew up together. Their mother just passed away. He's there for them now, doing what he can.
That sentence hit me hard. It felt like a blade of truth wrapped in poetry. It speaks to something I see again and again in life.
Lately, a few people and animals around me have passed. It makes me pause.(May they find peace on their path.)
Life is finite. And when someone leaves this life, it shakes us. Death reminds us how alive we are – and how willing (or not) we are to truly live and shape our time here.
It hurts when they’re gone.
I believe we’ve all known loss. We’ve all had to rise again from rubble, to rebuild something new out of what we once thought was unshakable. Even after we thought we couldn’t go on.
Many people develop incredible resilience – they become strong in their pain.They find their fire again in the ashes. They come alive, strangely, within the very thing that cracked them open.
And yet… many get stuck in this dance of highs and lows. Trusting joy less and less.Until eventually, their strong heart carries too many scars from always having to be strong.
So many carry silent wounds, that only show when another crisis comes around.
Generations before us didn’t know another way.War. Dependency. Survival inside tight family systems or rigid political ones – there wasn’t space for emotional freedom.
And even though today’s world is confusing and chaotic… we have access.To knowledge. To tools. To doors inside ourselves that open new ways forward. Now. Today.
So I ask:Have you also learned to dissolve into pain?
Does your inner warrior only come out when the world gets dark?
It’s a tough sentence – “to dissolve into pain through life’s hardships” – and yet that’s what so many do.
But here’s the good news: Today, you have a choice.
You are no longer a victim. You don’t have to repeat the paths your ancestors walked.
You can choose emotional freedom.
– Whether you want to break free from addiction. (Addiction is always a search for something…)
– Whether you’re done with toxic relationships. (Real love is never built on conditions.)
– Whether you want to stop draining yourself in work that leaves you empty.
You choose.
You walk your path. And when you’re ready, new paths will reveal themselves.
You can begin now.So you won’t look back at the end of your life and say:
“Damn… I wish I had spent more time with my family.I wish I had said ‘No’ more – and ‘Yes’ to myself.I wish I had dared to change jobs… or move… or just feel free.”
Sometimes this “living differently” feels so far away, you can’t even imagine how to dream it.
But it’s there.Inside you.I know this – because I’ve seen it.
In my work, I’ve had the honor of walking beside people as they brought their brightest, wildest dreams up from the depths – and step by step made them real.
What does it take?
✨ Awareness.✨ Understanding why the patterns repeat.✨ Letting go of the old.✨ Creating space for the new.✨ And then: small, daily steps. With clear intention.
How much freedom are you willing to let in?
How much love?
Not just in the nice moments.Not just when you give a coin to a stranger.
But in the real, raw moments:When your neighbor annoys you.When you’re gossiping about a colleague.When you explode in traffic.
You are your own witness. Every single moment.
And only you get to choose how you show up in this one precious, holy life.
With systemic constellations, you can uncover ancient family patterns and hidden dynamics – and I’ll be there beside you, helping you meet your inner truth and bring it to life.
There are many people who can guide you –but what it truly takes is your big, brave YESto yourself and to your one sacred life.
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