Dr. Sue Morter

Even though your dad taught you these other things.

Just on a deep felt level, this is what was revealed to me.

That even though I had heard all of the information, until I could accept it and embrace it and accept myself and embrace myself on a deeper level, there was a real challenge with what I knew and what I felt.

I needed to feel it to believe it.

And I didn't know that I wasn't doing that.

You don't know until you know, right?

So I went into meditation, but I instantly started having these transcendental experiences where I was lit up in another realm.

And in that space, I recognized that I was me, but I wasn't in a body.

I was me, but I wasn't the one who'd had the story.

My history didn't exist.

I was me, but I was the one before there was abuse or abandonment or all of the all that had unfolded in my life.

Yes.

I had an experience of a timeless version of myself.

What did that feel like?

It was completely complete.

It was whole and there was nothing missing.

There was nothing broken.

There was nothing to become.

There was nothing missing.

It was wholly whole, like just...