Jenny Garth

Yeah.

Some people just can't do certain things and maybe that's mine.

How'd you get out of that therapy?

Yeah.

It was after that divorce or separation slash divorce that I went to Bali and started doing a lot more work right back into it.

Like I cannot let this derail me.

And so I just started working right away and learned even more about myself during that time and really came to peace with what is and stopped trying to fight everything.

And that combined with the Buddha classes that I was going to,

Really just brought me peace in whatever situation I ended up in.

Like it will all work out.

You will be fine.

Also that opportunity to really connect with, it sounds so woo woo, but like that little girl inside of me, that little person that is so afraid.

And so like something's wrong with me and nobody can really love me.

Nobody knows me, this person.

I started to become her best friend again.

Like I started to mother her like I did my own daughters.

And once I started to do that, I just felt at peace and capable of taking care of her, me, us.

Afraid of the unknown.

Yeah.

That's attachment.