In the last two posts, I shared my reflections on anger- how it affects us, the deeper aspects of anger, and how we can use our anger as a powerful catalyst for healing. A client suggested that if I were to write a part 3- then perhaps I could share about what it feels like…
DetailsAs I sit down to write the second part about how we can heal our anger, I find myself entangled in the middle of a long-standing complex family discord. Over this past weekend, at different times, I observe within myself feelings of anger, fear and sadness. So, it is totally fitting that I am writing…
DetailsI have always had an ambivalent relationship with anger. Let me explain. When I was a young girl, I felt that child’s sense of utter freedom and abandon to be myself. And anger was just one emotion in the spectrum of feelings. Even as a teenager, I still felt safe to express my anger- at…
DetailsThe Ho’ oponopono practice- a powerful Hawaiian practice of forgiveness that teaches us that in order for us to change our reality, which is based on our percpetions, we have to change something within ourselves. And because all minds are joined, as we allow the errors in our consciousness to be cleared, we do this…
DetailsFrom my dear friend Maria Felipe about my book: “Dr. Seema Khaneja is a true seeker whose entire life script has centered around the concept of healing and its diverse practices. Although an open-minded doctor who treats patients using a combination of Western-Eastern thought and techniques, it is not until Dr. Khaneja experiences her own debilitating…
DetailsI am so happy to share that my book, Physician, Heal Thyself : A Doctor’s Journey from Medicine to Miracles is now available on Audible. Hooray! I want to also share what inspired, or actually, who inspired me to create my audiobook. Attitudinal Healing and Jerry Jampolsky, MD As a young medical student, I was already seeking a more…
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