There are wounds that fade with time — and then there are wounds that become time itself. The ones that don’t close. The ones that ache through every joy. The ones we don’t even know how to name, because they didn’t begin with us. They began somewhere far older — in the ancestral, the societal, the cosmic.

This episode isn’t about curing the incurable. It’s about recognising the sacred terrain of wounds that don’t heal — and were never meant to. The ones that reveal who you are, not by how they break you, but by what they ask you to carry. From Prometheus bound to a rock, to Chiron’s eternal pain, to your own quiet ache that no one else seems to understand — Daniel offers a powerful transmission on the deeper layers of suffering that shape us far beyond psychology.

Whether it’s the mountain in your heart, the ghost of a divine separation, or the burden of a lineage unprocessed, this conversation is for those who sense there’s something profound living in their pain. A kind of wisdom. A kind of memory. A kind of permission to stop trying to fix what was always asking to be honoured.

Together, we ask: – What if your deepest wound is your deepest connection to the divine? – What if healing isn’t closure, but acknowledgement? – And what if walking wounded isn’t failure — but a sacred initiation?

In this episode: – Mythological archetypes of unhealed pain: Chiron, Prometheus, Frodo, Arya & Batman – The 5 layers of wounding: physical, psychological, ancestral, societal, and cosmic – How avoidance creates blocks, and sacredness creates space – The truth about toxic positivity and performative healing culture – Personal stories of archetypal descent, mystical encounters & divine grief – Why some wounds can only be witnessed, not resolved — and that’s enough

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe Speaker: Daniel Darman Produced by: Truth of You Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You Website: truthofyou.com.au Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman