How can one recover from an emotionally abusive relationship? Kriszta (37) sees the psychologist due to her troubled relationship, and then she gradually realizes that she has to blame not only herself: her narcissist husband keeps humiliating, blaming, criticizing her and turning away from her. Kriszta decides to leave the emotionally abusive marriage lasting for ten years with her children.

In every journey of self-discovery comes a moment when we realize that our difficulties, anxieties, hindering negative patterns, failed relationships stem from the past. The traumas, unprocessed losses and limiting beliefs of our ancestors all echo in our everyday life, invisibly shaping our fate.

By the time we grow up, significant chapters of the scenarios of fate seem to be unchangeable. Traces of the traumas of our ancestors are carried in our cells; our parents and grandparents left indisputable seeming eternal truths to us; the experiences of trust and distrust, love and lack of love have become firmly entrenched.