Maria Toso, The Heal What Hurts Process

The Heal What Hurts Process will teach you how to address your anxiety and emotional triggers at their root level; the only way to obtain lasting emotional stability and freedom.

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These reviews make my heart leap with joy. Like it wasn’t all for naught. This book was so born out of my own e-e-e-elongated, ongoing healing journey across continents. Ultimately, always pointing me back to the Divine Light of Love in my heart, in your heart, in this moment, and the capacity to bring that Loving powerful Presence to the most contracted pain inside. Again and again . Like true, real love does. Consistent, unconditional, I’m here. I love you. I’ve got you ❤️ Llewellyn Worldwide

How to heal emotional triggers… Listen in as I’m interviewed by podcast host, Carolann.
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How to heal emotional triggers… Listen in as I’m interviewed by podcast host, Carolann.

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It took me decades to recognize how my own inner programming was playing out in my life. I understood it much sooner in my mind, but getting my body fully on board didn’t happen until I learned to sit in deep, loving presence with all the contractions inside me, to meet them with compassion instead of resistance.

When we finally get tired of lashing out, numbing out, and checking out, we’re ready to turn inward instead. That’s when the real healing begins.

If you’re ready to take an honest and compassionate look at the part you play in the dynamics that don’t feel good in your life, I invite you to explore my book Heal What Hurts, join the online Heal What Hurts Circle, or schedule a private session with me.

11/11/2025

Letting go of Stress and Tension, Return to Deep Peace

Workshop Details:

Saturday, November 23 | 2:00– 4:00 PM
St. Paul Yoga Center | 1162 Selby Ave, St. Paul, MN

This gentle, deeply healing session invites you to slow down, soften, and return home to yourself.

We’ll weave together:

• Slow, mindful Soma yoga to increase awareness and mobility combined with gentle breath awareness
• Somatic practices to gently release deep seated tension and stress
• Restorative yoga poses to nourish your nervous system and replenish energy
• Guided meditation and relaxation practices to release stress and tension

Through this blend of somatics, restorative stillness, and meditative depth, you’ll be guided to unwind tension, process stored emotions, and rest in a place of grounded presence.

All levels welcome. This is a safe and supportive space to be exactly as you are.

Mats, props, and bolsters provided. Just bring yourself.
“Yogas citta vritti nirodhah”

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Saint Paul, MN
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Fixing your outer life from the inside

At some point in our lives, we come to the realization that our own minds are largely responsible for what we are met with in the world. That our thoughts, feelings, wounds, habits or downright traumas, whether generational or personal, are played out in how we perceive our life circumstances.

With great patience and gentleness, we begin to clear out and cultivate the content of our minds, as well as heal the deep wounds that play out as painful encounters in the exterior world. We gradually learn to pull the projections back inside where we will find the true source of our pain. The stagnant or blocked places in the energy field of the body. When we embrace these inner places with presence and empathy, they gradually seize to show up as unpleasant outer encounters that produce triggered reactions and drama.

This is not a fast-fix process. While the more superficial ripples of the mind may be a easy to quiet down, healing the deeper grooves, in yoga we call the samskaras, will likely be an ongoing process. A process of taking responsiblity for the reactivity that may appear to be caused by external forces. The willingness to feel deeply into the energy field of the body, feeling into the unpleasant feelings that we may well have gone to great lengths to avoid. Greeting these uncomfortable vibrations of anxiety, fear, anger, sadness the way you might greet, acknowledge and even embrace a small scared child.

To give this process a try, please consider trying my Felt Sense meditation which is inspired by Gendlin’s Focusing Technique. This meditation will put you in touch with the places within that are crying for healing. Please thank the outer circumstances, people, events that trigger the emotional discomfort because with out the triggering even, you might not even know that these old energies are operating within you and are calling for healing attention and presence.