ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Anna
Anna Wretling is a Swedish writer and entrepreneur exploring the meeting point between science, soul, and human potential. With a Master's degree in Economics and ongoing Bachelor's studies in Nursing, she bridges two worlds: the analytical and the intuitive, the rational and the deeply human.
For over twenty years, she led creative ventures in design and brand development before turning her focus toward healthcare and holistic healing. Her studies in Jungian psychology, social psychology, classical homeopathy, and Eastern philosophy inform a vision of care rooted in presence, ethics, and awareness.
A former endurance triathlete and long-time martial artist, Anna brings the same discipline and depth to her writing as to her practice, uniting strength and stillness, intellect and intuition, system and soul.
She writes across genres, from health and healing to balance, consciousness, and personal transformation, with several new books currently in development.
The Paradox
Throughout history, people have sought enlightenment in nearly every way imaginable. Buddha left his palace and his family to find it, and sat beneath a bodhi tree for forty nine...
The Paradox
The Paradox
|Anna Wretling
New Release
The Traps We Call Healing
We chase peace by doing more. We chase freedom by controlling harder. We read our way to enlightenment, collect affirmations as proof that we are finally whole, and call it progress.
But what if the way out is not by fixing ourselves, but by ceasing to believe that anything was ever broken?
In seventeen sharp, personal essays, Anna Wretling explores the traps we fall into as we try to become better people, from doing and competing to money, love, and spirituality itself, all the way to the realization that the pursuit of freedom is often the last, most sophisticated trap of them all.
Written by an economist with a life in healthcare and a heart in the still, this book is neither self-help nor philosophy in the usual sense. It is a mirror. What you see in it is up to you.
Coming soon
There is Nothing Wrong With You
Something is off. It rarely announces itself loudly, more like a note you can't quite tune out, in your relationships, in your body, in the way you move through your days.
Drawing on Carl Jung's ideas about anima and animus, the inner opposites every human being carries, as a map, with the contemporary voice of Jordan B. Peterson as a sounding board, the book explores what imbalance actually is, in the cell, in the psyche, in the relationship, in society, and what waits on the other side of it.
This is not a self-help book with five steps to harmony. It's a companion for anyone who has felt that something is off without being able to say what, and who is ready to listen to what the body and psyche have been trying to say all along.