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Mentor for Spirit Work • Naadi Astrologer • Inner Child Healer • Aromatherapist • 20+ yrs • Celebs & Royals • IPHM Accredited • Founder soulzvoice.com

"With 18 years of unwavering dedication, I've transformed dysfunctional family relationships into bonds of love. As an Aromatherapy Virtuoso, I've harnessed the power of fragrances of plants as a healing therapy. As a Clinical Hypnotherapy Expert, I've unlocked minds to overcome barriers. I am an Energy Enchanter, revitalizing souls. With Nadi astrology, I've unveiled destinies. And as a Shaman, I've bridged worlds. Let me guide you on your transformative journey."

23/01/2026

We teach boys silence, then wonder why men struggle to speak.

He cries on stage. The world claps. The woman he loves holds him.

But rewind his life…

“Why are you crying?” “Boys don’t cry.” “Don’t cry like a girl.”

So when did crying become acceptable? Only after success? Only on a stage? Only when a woman gives permission?

Men don’t cry because they are weak. They cry because they finally feel safe.

And if a man cannot cry with you, it’s not because he doesn’t feel. It’s because he was taught love comes with silence.

Boys who are allowed to cry grow into men who can feel, regulate, connect, and lead.

Boys who are shamed for crying grow into men who struggle silently.

Let boys cry. So men don’t have to break quietly.

👇 Tag a man who needs to know he is safe with you.

18/01/2026

This video is not just a scene.
It is a reminder.

A father’s words can either become a wound
or a lifeline.

When a girl feels unseen, unheard, or broken,
the presence of a father who believes in her
can save more than just confidence
it can save her life.

Every daughter deserves a father who says:
“I am here.”
“You matter.”
“You don’t have to fight alone.”

A father is not just a protector.
He is the first mirror through which a girl learns her worth.
His support shapes her self-respect, her courage, and her belief that life is still possible even in darkness.

To every father:
Your voice becomes your daughter’s inner voice for life.
Choose it with love.
Choose it with responsibility.

And to every girl who didn’t receive that support ~
you were never weak.
You were just asking to be held.

If you are struggling, please reach out.
Help is strength.
Support saves lives.

Clip Credit :- Satyaprem Ki Katha movie

14/01/2026

Being broken does not mean you are finished.

Sometimes the pain comes from places we trusted.
Sometimes from adults who didn’t understand us.
Sometimes from systems meant to heal us.
And slowly, we begin to believe that suffering is normal especially for women.

It is not.

Healing is not weakness.
Asking for help is not failure.
And being overwhelmed does not mean you are beyond repair.

Even people the world admires like Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt have spoken openly about childhood pain, emotional wounds, and mental health struggles. Healing did not erase their past, but it changed their future.

If something inside you feels broken, it is not asking to be hidden.
It is asking to be held, understood, and supported.

Please reach out.
To a therapist.
To a safe space.
To someone who listens without judgement.

Everything that is broken can heal
with the right care, the right support, and self-respect.

You are not weak.
You are becoming.

10/01/2026

This scene hurts because it is real.

A daughter comes home broken
from a marriage, from life, from exhaustion
and her father says:
“I will not listen.”
“You cannot come back.”
“This is not your home anymore.”

In that moment, something deeper than the marriage breaks.

For a girl, the father is the first male hero.
The first male energy.
The first place where safety is learned.

When that space rejects her, the wound does not stay in childhood.
It follows her into relationships.
Into trust issues.
Into silence.
Into believing that no man will ever stand by her.

A girl who is wounded repeatedly by the most important man in her life
does not struggle with love
she struggles with safety.

Many women watching this scene are not watching a movie.
They are watching their own story.

To fathers:
Your sensitivity can heal generations.
Your rejection can damage lifetimes.

And to every daughter who never felt held
your worth was never the problem.
The absence of safety was.

If this hit you, you are not alone.
And healing is still possible.

07/01/2026

“The child didn’t say a word… but the nervous system recorded everything.” Read that again.

Trauma doesn’t need violence to exist. Sometimes it looks like silence. Sometimes it sounds like nothing.

The reality of the "Quiet Child:

-The child didn’t cry… yet the body learnt how to freeze.

-Look at the eyes. They speak what the mouth was never allowed to.

-When home doesn’t feel safe, the body remembers fear as normal.

This is how anxiety begins… Not in adulthood, but in silence. A child learns safety from the nervous system of their caregivers. Not from words. Not from intentions. From energy.

Trauma is not always abuse. Sometimes it’s being unseen… unheard… sitting quietly at a noisy table. Many mental health struggles start here, in homes where children survive instead of feel.

Anxiety doesn’t suddenly appear one day. It is a survival pattern learned early.

Healing begins when we stop minimising childhood pain and start listening to the body. If this touched something inside you, your inner child is asking to be seen, not fixed. Your inner child is still waiting.

Save this. Share it with someone who needs permission to feel. Healing starts with awareness.

01/01/2026

As the New Year begins, remember this…
Not every door needs to be opened.
Not every energy needs access to you.

Let this year be about alignment, not noise.
Truth, not overwhelm.
Safety, not shortcuts.

Wishing you a conscious, protected, and peaceful New Year.

Bhartte Kapoor

30/12/2025

Make your child feel safe. desired. secure.

Sometimes a child isn’t being jealous
they’re asking, in their own language,
“Am I still important to you?”

When a dad kisses the new born baby and the older child reacts,
it’s not insecurity… it’s attachment.
To a child, love doesn’t feel unlimited yet, it feels fragile.

They don’t need correction in that moment.
They need reassurance.

A gentle hug.
A soft whisper “You are my first and forever baby.”
A few seconds of eye contact.
A reminder that Papa is still their safe place.

That’s how a child’s nervous system learns safety.

Children don’t compete for love.
They seek confirmation of belonging.

And how we respond in these small moments
becomes the inner voice they carry for life and the inner child activated any moment when they grow up and are compared or preferred upon the other one.

Kapoor

19/12/2025

An Unhealed parent is the child’s biggest enemy.

When an unhealed parent becomes the child’s first wound.

That mirror is not just reflecting a face.
It’s reflecting unprocessed anger, fear, and frustration.

A child’s head is not a battlefield.
A child’s emotions are not a garbage bin for adult trauma.

Harsh hands. Sharp words.
And a nervous system that learns one thing very early
“I am not safe.”

An unhealed parent doesn’t mean a bad parent.
But unhealed pain, when projected, becomes generational trauma.

If this video triggered something inside you
pause.
breathe.
and know this can be healed.

📩 DM us. We are here to help.

—
Bhartte Kapoor
Metaphysical Facilitator | Inner Child & Trauma Healing

15/12/2025

If this feels personal, please know you are not alone.
(A Note on Inner Child Trauma)
We often think of trauma as dramatic events, but for many of us, inner child trauma shows up differently. It looks like a perfectly functioning, achieving adult who is constantly smiling on the outside... but who feels fundamentally unsafe, unstable, or unworthy on the inside.

This persistent feeling creates a loop of exhausting survival behaviors:

The chronic overthinking that steals your sleep.

The ingrained need to people-please everyone around you.

The overwhelming guilt that hits the moment you sit down to rest.

The instant shutting down or withdrawal when true emotions surface.

The paralyzing fear of conflict that keeps you small.

Please hear this: These are not character weaknesses. This is simply your childhood survival wiring still active in your adult life.

This is why logic doesn't calm the storm. Trauma isn't just a memory in the brain; it is deeply stored in the physical body and nervous system. Trying to think your way out of it is like arguing with an old alarm system that hasn't been properly reset.

The most painful truth is that these patterns repeat. You meet different people and find the same pain. You enter new situations and have the same response. This cycle continues until the part of you that was once a child finally feels truly seen, heard, and deeply reassured that it is safe now.

The powerful truth is this: Most adults walking around are not broken. They are simply unheard children in adult bodies.

Healing begins with awareness, and when you start this journey, watch how powerfully your relationships, your boundaries, and your choices all transform.

If this message resonates with where you are right now, we encourage you to look into Inner Child Healing resources.

What is one sign of this old "wiring" you've recognized in yourself recently? Share in the comments.

— Bhartte Kapoor

12/12/2025

Some children don’t freeze because the coach shouted…
They freeze because they’ve heard that tone at home.

When a child lives in a house full of arguments, tension, or criticism, their body learns to stay alert.
So even a single harsh word outside from a teacher, a coach, a parent becomes the final trigger.

It’s not “overreacting.”
It’s a nervous system overwhelmed by years of silent survival.

Fast breathing.
Frozen body.
Shutting down.
Blank face.

This is not weakness.
This is a child carrying far more than any child should ever hold.

If you see a child freeze, don’t judge.
Pause.
Lower your voice.
Give safety, not shame.
You might be the first gentle space they’ve felt all day.

Source: Jar Series (YouTube)
Disclaimer: Any external media used is solely for illustrative and educational purposes. All rights remain with the original creators. No copyright infringement intended.

09/12/2025

ALL PARENTS & YOUNG ADULTS — please pause here.
Some children don’t just grow up… they survive their childhood.

If your child was born after 1999, chances are they are a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) — a child whose nervous system absorbs every emotion, every silence, every shift in the home.

Their body learns early that peace can become chaos suddenly, safety is unpredictable, keeping adults calm feels more important than their own needs, and love can disappear — so self-protection feels safer than connection.

These children grow up reading your mood before understanding their own, apologising for things that weren’t their fault, lowering their voice to avoid upset, and carrying emotional weight far beyond their age.

As adults, this looks like difficulty saying “no,” fear when someone raises their voice, shutting down during conflict, people-pleasing, anxiety, chest tightness, somatic pain, and choosing peace over themselves every time.

Parents, gently hear this:
Nothing is wrong with your child.
Nothing is wrong with you.
Their body is still protecting the little one who never felt fully safe.

Healing begins when you:
• Notice their needs as quickly as they notice yours
• Offer emotional safety, not perfection
• Slow your reactions — their nervous system mirrors yours
• Encourage expression instead of suppression
• Create small routines of connection
• Heal your own inner child — they feel your healing

Your child’s childhood is being shaped today.
Your healing will shape theirs.

DM “INNER CHILD” for guidance for yourself, your child, and your family.

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