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Healing Beyond the Cure | Sarah Emily Bahari Binti Mohd Emil Azril Bahari | TEDxIMU
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-19 17:21
It all started with a headache. A headache that turned into pain in every part of my body. A pain that has stayed with me since I was 9 years old for every second of my life. I was always known as the girl who always missed school. Every time my friends would come and sleep over, they would joke that my room was built more like a pharmacy than anything else. For 11 years, I didn't know what was wrong with me. My disease remained undiagnosed. How do you fight something you can't see? How do you fight somethi ...
The Neuroscience of Feeling Seen — Why It Matters for Healing | Liza Bogdanovskaya | TEDxYouth@WCHS
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 16:18
Modern medicine has reached heights once thought impossible. From helping repair brains, creating prosthetic limbs controlled by thought, and restoring movement after injury. These breakthroughs heal the body in incredible ways, but often miss one crucial unseen part of recovery.Before we begin, I encourage you to think about what healing means to you. Is it recovering from physical illness, weekly therapy sessions, a new environment, or something else entirely. We're often taught that healing comes in big ...
How to C.O.N. your monster of more! | Lisa Bischoff | TEDxManitou Springs Salon
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-14 16:42
It's December 17th, 2019. I'm standing in front of the judge in a Colorado Springs courtroom. He holds the next decade of my life in his hands. I'm there because I meticulously planned and for a short while pulled off a $600,000 jewel heist. I tracked my victim's cars with GPS units linked to burner phones, accessed their security feeds, blocked embedded trackers that might be in the jewelry, and even convinced a Denver broker they were family heirlooms. I didn't do this because I wanted diamonds. I was dro ...
How to Create Space for Peace | Dr. Akemi Bailey-Haynie | TEDxGary
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-11 17:28
[Music] [Applause] All right. Good evening, everyone. >> I remember the night my parents got all dressed up for Charlie's Bar and Grill. They left laughing and pretending that everything was fine. But by the end of that night, my mother lay bleeding on the floor of that bar. Humiliated, alone, and abandoned by every single witness. She came home bruised, swollen, and wrapped in silence. And then she sat before her Buddhist altar and she began chanting namo heno so powerful as if her voice could carve a door ...
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The Economist· 2025-11-09 08:00
Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals - Two peptide chemicals BPC-157 and TB-500 are alleged to boost healing [1] - The article explores whether BPC-157 and TB-500 can boost healing in humans [1]
What Illness Leaves Behind: The Stories That Don't Heal | Julie Jung | TEDxYouth@FIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-07 16:23
white ceiling, my mom's warm bony palm covering my hands, clothes wet from sweat and tears, and lay down on something unpleasantly cold and stiff. This is a dream that I dreamt over and over. It was too vivid to be a dream, but too blurry to be a memory.And I was 15 when I found out that this dream actually happened in real life. I was casually talking with my parents at a dinner table about this repeated dream and they asked me, "You still remember that?" So according to my mom, this is what happened. We w ...
El viaje entre ficción y realidad | Alex de la Mora | TEDxUJED
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-04 16:14
[Música] Pues estoy muy contenta de estar aquí. Yo soy Alex de la Mora y inicié mi carrera profesional como actriz porque yo quería hacer sentir a las personas. Me parecía importantísimo tocar corazones de los demás.Así que por muchos años me dediqué a actuar y después de divertirme mucho, de hacer mil veces el mismo personaje, de crear una comunidad de colegas a los que quiero mucho, me cuestioné si realmente mi trabajo estaba haciendo sentir a los demás. De pronto me empezó a parecer más interesante la id ...
The courage to seek | Dr. Ramah Jean Wagner | TEDxCincinnati
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-28 16:23
Personal Health & Wellness Journey - The speaker experienced a significant decline in health, including chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, autoimmune disease, and depression, leading to a breaking point [1][4] - Seeking help and solutions was initially perceived as weakness but is reframed as an act of courage and strength [5] - The journey involved exploring various healing modalities and cultural practices worldwide, not to replace science but to understand different approaches to meaning and recovery [7][8][9] - Three key elements defined the speaker's transformation: faith (belief to keep going), fervor (courage and persistence), and favor (believing in worthiness of feeling better) [11][12] - Seeking professional help from doctors, therapists, and experts is crucial for those struggling with physical or mental health [13][14] Transformation & Growth - Change comes to those who actively seek, stay curious, and remain open to new possibilities [15] - Growth is not about reverting to a past self but about evolving into one's intended potential [15] - Even after life's challenges, individuals retain the capacity to rise, seek, and discover their own path to wholeness [16] Universal Human Experience - Human beings across cultures and disciplines are fundamentally asking how to transform their lives when facing adversity [10]
Skin, Shape, Self: A Celebration | Hema Thakur | TEDxKPRIT
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-23 15:42
[Music] isn't it lovely how beautiful how beauty is just a matter of nazaria or perspective and what better way to put that than our lyricists have speaking of nazaria did you know that Ganesha the Indian deity who is known as a vigna hara or the remover of obstacles today was once upon a time known as Vignna Karta the creator of obstacles. Confused. Let me explain.So in olden times whenever there was any flood or any famine people would attribute such natural catastrophes to an angry version of this dity w ...
From Survivor to Strength: The Power of Getting Untangled | Tiffany Monaye | TEDxHagerstownWomen
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-23 15:39
Core Message - The speech emphasizes resilience and healing from trauma, particularly domestic violence [1][2][3][4][5][6] - It highlights the importance of self-acceptance and truth-telling as key steps in overcoming past experiences [3][4] - The speech encourages individuals to find purpose and use their experiences to help others [5][6] Key Themes - Acknowledging and validating the experiences of survivors of abuse and those who have made regrettable decisions [1] - Emphasizing that past mistakes or experiences do not define an individual's worth or potential [2][6] - Promoting the idea that healing is possible and involves finding safe spaces, support, and spiritual practices [4] Actionable Insights - Encouraging self-reflection and honesty as a means of untangling from past trauma [3] - Highlighting the importance of purpose in moving forward and using one's experiences to inspire others [5] - Reinforcing the message that it is never too late to rise, love, lead, and live in one's purpose [6]