I work in a public office where I help people realize their talents by offering them counseling in the field of career guidance. Always in search of a path that I could feel truly in tune with, I believe that the first real step in this direction was taken when I contacted an anguishing sense of emptiness as a result of a serious marital crisis. Feeling lost in what I believed to be my greatest life achievement led me to seek a deep understanding of myself: how had I been able to develop that emotional dependency? Where did it come from? I told myself that if I did not understand, I would soon find myself in a relationship similar to the one that had caused me so much suffering. That is how the Metamedicine approach illuminated an entirely unexpected world within me, restoring my serenity, happiness, and balance as I learned to see my wounded parts, transforming and integrating them. What I would like to do today is to carry forward Metamedicine as a philosophy of life to help people become aware of themselves by learning to meet their most hidden parts, which otherwise could lead to sabotaging their own goals in love and work. Through the "keys" of deep listening, more and more people will thus be able to become aware of themselves, avoiding passing on their own "wounds" to the next generation and becoming guides of love and peace for a society based on these two principles so important for human progress.