<p>I consider myself a seeker, a New Ager and an appreciator of eastern spirituality. Maybe you can relate. But what if you prefer a healing idea or technique from mainstream therapy that seems to contradict more New Age ideas? I say go for the relief and don't worry about which culture or subculture you belong to. </p>

I consider myself a seeker, a New Ager and an appreciator of eastern spirituality. Maybe you can relate. But what if you prefer a healing idea or technique from mainstream therapy that seems to contradict more New Age ideas? I say go for the relief and don't worry about which culture or subculture you belong to.

<p>I consider myself a seeker, a New Ager and an appreciator of eastern spirituality. Maybe you can relate. But what if you prefer a healing idea or technique from mainstream therapy that seems to contradict more New Age ideas? I say go for the relief and don't worry about which culture or subculture you belong to.&nbsp;</p>

When crap happens, accept advice that gives the most relief

Legitimate Businessman yells wellness tips in your face. Hear personal stories about post-traumatic growth, insights, and tips about emotional recovery, all lovingly screamed at you until you get the message already. Although Legitimate Businessman (Jacqueline Delibes) is a fictional character, every story is 100% true.

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When crap happens, accept advice that gives the most relief

When crap happens, accept advice that gives the most relief