Transcript: In many Indigenous cultures, spirituality is interwoven with the community's overall well-being, and healing is seen as a process of restoring balance and harmony within oneself, with others, and with the natural world. Thus, a relapse in Indigenous spirituality could be seen as a setback in this healing process. For example, if an individual is recovering from addiction or trauma, a relapse could mean a return to harmful behaviors or a re-experiencing of painful emotions. In this context, it's essential to seek support and guidance from community members, elders, and healers who can provide spiritual and cultural teachings, ceremonies, and practices that can help the person overcome the relapse and continue on the path towards healing and wholeness. It's also worth noting that in many Indigenous cultures, there isn't a strict distinction between the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of a person's being, and all of these dimensions are s
BREAKDOWN TO BREAKTHROUGH