I work in a public office where I help people realize their talents by offering them career counseling. Always searching for a path I truly felt in tune with, I believe the first real step in this direction came when I encountered a distressing sense of emptiness following a serious marital crisis. Feeling lost in what I believed to be my greatest achievement in life led me to seek a deeper understanding of myself: how could I have developed such emotional dependence? Where did it come from? I told myself that if I didn't understand, I would soon find myself in a relationship similar to the one that had caused me so much suffering. Thus, the Metamedicine approach illuminated a completely unexpected world within me, restoring serenity, happiness, and balance as I gradually learned to see my wounded parts, transforming and integrating them. What I'd like to do today is advance Metamedicine as a philosophy of life, helping people become self-aware by learning to encounter their most hidden parts, which might otherwise sabotage their goals in their love and work. Through the "keys" of deep listening, more and more people will be able to become self-aware, avoiding passing their "wounds" on to the next generation and becoming guides of love and peace for a society based on these two principles, so important for human progress.