Hecate
Hecate
Letters for the Fire
Letters for the Fire
Letters for the Fire
Tuesday 7th February 2023
In this emotional episode of 'Finding OK', Hecate reads letters from survivors of sexual assault before burning them in a healing ritual.
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41 minutes
Empowering
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Letters for the Fire: Finding Healing Through Words and Rituals
May those in the dark find a light to guide them. As the fire devours the words on these pages, may it also devour any undesired connection or tie binding those that wrote them to those who harmed them.
Imagine having the chance to say everything you've ever wanted to your abuser, then watching those words turn to ash. In this deeply emotional episode of 'Finding OK', Hecate introduces a powerful listener participation project called 'Letters for the Fire'. Survivors of sexual assault and abuse were invited to write letters to their abusers, which Hecate reads aloud before burning them in a ritualistic act of release.
This episode isn't just about the pain; it's about the catharsis that comes from finally giving voice to long-held trauma. Hecate's empathetic narration provides a safe space for these stories to be heard, validating the experiences of survivors and offering a sense of community support. The act of burning the letters serves as a symbolic gesture of letting go, allowing survivors to find some measure of closure and begin to heal.
The episode also delves into the complexities of trauma, how it affects mental health, relationships, and overall well-being. Hecate's gentle guidance throughout makes this a supportive and empowering experience for listeners. Whether you're on your own healing journey or seeking to understand the impact of trauma better, this episode offers a poignant look at the power of words and rituals in the recovery process.