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⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions around emotional pain, vulnerability, loss, and past hurt, which may feel sensitive for some viewers. Please take care of yourself while watching. ___________________________________________________________________________ In this episode, we sit with a difficult but deeply human question: what happens when our hearts begin to close off? We talk about how easily and quietly this happens after pain, disappointment, rejection, or failure. How fear starts shaping our choices, our beliefs, and the way we relate to love, dreams, friendships, and even ourselves. Often without realising it, people begin living with conditions, restrictions, compartments, and emotional ceilings - not because they don’t want more, but because they’re afraid of getting hurt again. Through personal and professional reflections, we explore why this closing-off is understandable, yet heartbreaking. Because the very places that have wounded us are also the sources of our deepest joy, meaning, and desire. As the saying goes, “the wound is the place where the light enters you” - and yet, so often, we try to seal those very places shut. We reflect on the idea that healing doesn’t come from covering the wound, but from allowing space, breath, and openness - even when it feels risky. Because to live fully, the heart must remain open, despite the possibility of pain. This is a tender, emotionally honest conversation about resilience, sensitivity, and the courage it takes to keep choosing openness in a world that can hurt. A Gentle Note on Support: If this conversation brings up fresh pain or touches upon something you’ve been carrying for a long time, please don’t hesitate to seek support. You don’t have to navigate difficult emotions alone, and reaching out for help - whether professional or personal - is a meaningful and courageous step. Disclaimer: This video is not intended to offer medical, psychological, or therapeutic advice, nor is it a substitute for professional support. These are personal reflections shared in an open, conversational space. Please take what resonates and leave what doesn’t.