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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 21 MIN

From Hulp To Hope

from Words in the Wilderness · host Jacky Power

Do you ever feel the urge to cry out, but swallow it back down instead? That specific, lonely feeling when you want to howl but it feels pointless, so you gulp it down instead — and there's no one to reason out your sadness, your guilt, your fear with. This episode maps the journey from that swallowed feeling all the way through to hope using the unexpected power of poetry to witness, name, and navigate what we're really going through. In this episode: Why we need our own vocabulary, and how making up words can be the first act of self-understanding The Frustration Triangle: the three places we instinctively go when change gets hard: blamer, self-shamer, or up-you-gamer What's really underneath blame How writing your shitty first draft of emotions can unlock the vulnerable wound hiding behind the vitriol What happens when someone who harmed you never takes accountability and how we end up turning that inward Why the blank page is the perfect therapist: it doesn't answer back, doesn't charge you anything, and never fails to witness Connect with Jacky: Follow me on Instagram: @the_therapeutic_poet Get my book Check out my website Join my Awakening To Presence course on Insight Timer Get my self-paced course: Permission To Feel Loneliness(Use the code TOGETHER for 10% off)

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