EP. 2 - How to Handle The People in Life Who’ve Hurt You

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In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why every person who has triggered or hurt you is a direct reflection of you, and how seeing them that way changes everything about how you heal

• How a somatic therapy session in Costa Rica brought Jake back to a moment at 15 years old, and what it revealed about a wound that had been running his life ever since

• The connection between Jake's childhood home, his body's chronic inflammation, and the patterns that kept showing up in his adult relationships

• Why isolating to do the work alone is often avoidance, and why the deepest healing actually happens in relation with other people

• How speaking your truth in a moment of conflict can unlock something in another person that years of inner work alone never could

• The two choices you have when a wound gets triggered: react from the past, or get regulated and share from the present

  
  

About Jake Whan

Jake Whan is a spiritual leader, speaker, and breathwork facilitator devoted to restoring Christ Consciousness through embodied relationship with God. As the founder of Ascension University, he guides leaders and seekers into direct remembrance of their divine nature through nervous system coherence, breath, energy healing, and divine masculine leadership.

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