We all carry wounds we didn’t choose. Some were handed to us, stitched into the fabric of our lives long before we even took our first breath. Others were carved into our stories by the jagged edges of life’s unpredictability. And yet, in these wounds lies something strangely sacred—a possibility not to escape pain but to transform it.
Chiron, the centaur of Greek mythology, embodies this paradox. Unlike other centaurs who were wild and unruly, Chiron was different—noble, wise, and skilled i...
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