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title: 'TRG EXPERIENCE - CLÁUDIA LÍDIA (Full)'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=WcIZoQG-9AM'
video_id: 'WcIZoQG-9AM'
date: 2026-07-28
duration_sec: 907
channel: 'Jair Soares'
---

# TRG EXPERIENCE - CLÁUDIA LÍDIA (Full)

> Source: [TRG EXPERIENCE - CLÁUDIA LÍDIA (Full)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=WcIZoQG-9AM)

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## Transcript

I learned to value every event, starting with the act of being able to [Applause]
crying ever since Amanda contacted me. How many times did I imagine this moment, and every time I got emotional. She entered
my life in a way that happened during a very difficult time I was going through, and it was very funny. You guys mentioned the mini-course, and I remembered the calling, and the
universe said, "She won't let this pass." The day I saw the ad, I went to the park. It's one of the things I love to brings me balance, brings me peace, and I needed it at that moment. I went to the
park with my friends and my sister, and two friends, at different times, being a psychologist?" [ Laughter] When I got home, I looked at
Instagram, and I saw Instagram, and I saw you there, the calling. "Have you ever thought about being a psychologist?" And I and two others said, "Wait a minute," I went back, and said, "Let me see what
back, and said, "Let me see what this lady wants to say." I watched your " Your Calling, The Letter," and watched it until the end, and I felt in my heart, and I said, "Wow, this is it, I need this, I need this," and I signed up for it.  I took a
mini-course, and as soon as it ended, I and as soon as it ended, I enrolled in PR that I was doing the right thing. I do n't know where that certainty
came from this morning in the video. I said that we were
story now, after reprocessing it, it's something that has always been natural to me— empathy, listening to empathy, listening to people—and I hadn't found myself in life
people—and I hadn't found myself in life yet. I always worked very, very hard, yet. I always worked very, very hard, but with anguish in my heart, not knowing what my purpose was, what
I was doing here. And once again, that's what I found for myself: a purpose for myself: a purpose to be able to help people. And the most interesting thing is that before all this, I was able to heal myself from so many traumas, so much
pain that was inside me. I see you doing Mateus's reprocessing, and I identify so much with Mateus, so much. And
what did I have to heal from? Let's see, I'm the mother's daughter, the third of four children, and in a totally
unstructured environment, where we... from a young age... I learned to be a mother to my brother, who is one year younger than year younger than me. My sister, who is one year younger than me, plays that role. We
me. My sister, who is one year younger than me, plays that role. We learned to be responsible and take care of ourselves and our parents. care of ourselves and our parents. I went to live with my father when I was 6 years old
I went to live with my father when I was 6 years old and started doing housework, taking care of my mother and my brother. Sorry, adult life. I studied and had responsibilities. At 7 years old, I had household responsibilities.
My father was extremely violent, and I went through reprocessing. And then I remembered that I had suffered several abuses, both physical and sexual.
My first abuse was at 4 years old, which I thought had happened later, at 7. When I did reprocessing, I remembered it was at 4 years old, so
I needed to heal from all that pain. I usually say that my pain. I usually say that my life has three turning points. life has three turning points.
and in the letter I identify my son's pain today, letter I identify my son's pain today, and I talk to him, you know, I ask...  To
him, I understand what's happening to him now, but I apologize for taking on the responsibility of becoming a mother at 17. I appreciated the gift of having a child, but I lived with
the weight of responsibility and had to fend for myself. From 16 to 27, I was in an abusive relationship with my son's father. At 27, my brother was
murdered—this younger brother I raised, who was like a son to me. That was my first turning point.
I thought, "My God, what am I doing with my life?" So I doing with my life?" So I separated from him and moved to Brasília. I'm originally from Brasília, but I lived in Goiás. I moved
to Brasília with my son and worked in retail to provide him with the minimum dignity he needs—a home, a place where he does n't lack food. The second turning point was recently at 35, when I
was diagnosed with cancer, with cancer, and that's how TRG (transplantation therapy) also entered and that's how TRG (transplantation therapy) also entered my life.  It was during
chemotherapy. I was going through chemotherapy, I finished chemotherapy actually, and I was going to have surgery when I started the course. I was a few days post-surgery. I had the surgery in October
days post-surgery. I had the surgery in October November. It took me a few months to finish the course because
finish the course because my head was very messed up with medication, then there was the surgery and I was still going to have radiotherapy, right? It's an oncological treatment process, it's a very painful and aggressive process,
exactly. And in the middle of all that, I received His Calling and I said there's no right time, I do n't need to have everything perfect in life, it's now. That makes sense to me, I love that phrase, that makes sense to me
that phrase, that makes sense to me [Applause]. [Applause]. the day she called me, I fell in love with Amanda, what an
incredible human being! Amanda is captivating! Paula, take care, Paula! When she contacted me, she asked me how the
TRG had already helped me in this process, and I started reading... I write, right? process, and I started reading... I write, right? I write a lot of things, and I went to read what I had written and...  Something that comes up repeatedly in my writing
comes up repeatedly in my writing is me embracing myself with respect and love. Because until then, I had put on armor to be strong, to be able to armor to be strong, to be able to handle everything, and I couldn't. I
demanded a lot from myself, and I still do, but now with a lot of respect and a lot of love. And Teré has already made this transformation in in me, of looking at myself and embracing myself,
validating my qualities, understanding my effects, and saying that I need to my effects, and saying that I need to work on changing. But having that, you work on changing. But having that, you brought lightness to a very difficult moment
brought lightness to a very difficult moment in my life. You brought lightness to in my life. You brought lightness to me. I remembered during my reprocessing that I always wrote, and
I wrote those messages, like a child writing motivational messages. child writing motivational messages. Because I got a diary, I think I was 10 or 11 years old, I got a diary and I started writing, you know? I
dreamed about my mother and wrote, and then I had a crush, you know, at church who played the saxophone. I love the sound of the saxophone, and my father took my diary and read it, and not satisfied
took my diary and read it, and not satisfied just with reading my diary, he started to say, "Oh, go to church on Sunday, go see it destroyed me. I wanted the ground to open up and I wanted to disappear, so I
stopped writing. A man never leaves fifth grade, right? Never leaves fifth grade. Professor, I wanted to read something I did. I even recorded a video on my Instagram and it worked. And then I came back, I came back to
writing. I couldn't write, I would write but I would crumple it up or tear it up, I couldn't. And I wanted to share what I
to me, and I managed to be here in front of you talking because I had some traumatic episodes. I wanted the ground to open up but I couldn't, okay? And talk like I'm doing here to 350 people, to 350 people.
So let's go, what did you do? Ah, ah, repr, I sued, professor. It's my angel, she went crazy with me. I did the whole protocol in 19 sessions, did the whole protocol in 19 sessions, seriously, yes, 19 sessions. I managed to do
the whole protocol. Schizoid has these things, right, girl? What percentage of things, right, girl? What percentage of schizoid? I think I have 1% used now, you [Laughs]
noticed. I always thought I was more rigid than schizoid. Professor 50 30 20 50 rigid than schizoid. Professor 50 30 20 50 20 50 schizoid. Wow, I
20 50 schizoid. Wow, I loved it. 30 oral, I wouldn't say a little, I'll redo it. 40 schizoid 30, you have rigidity but so much, you have a more pronounced orality. Okay, so
we have 70. You also have a very pronounced psychopathy, 70. You also have a very pronounced psychopathy, very pronounced, this undeniable very pronounced, this undeniable 15 and another 15 rigidity, oh hum no. V. It's
paid, right folks? Well, uh, in the search for knowledge I discovered my talent, it was in that difficult moment that I learned to walk.
In the end, it's up to me, not the other, to realize my dream. Today I look at life, I'm healing the wounds without stopping walking. After all, what is the top worth if I ca
n't appreciate the path to follow? I spent a good part of my life follow? I spent a good part of my life surviving and in a short period of time I learned to value each
event, starting with the act of being able to breathe. This sums up this whole process, this moment that I am experiencing am experiencing [Applause],
starting with...  The act of being able to breathe this morning, I woke up very, very early.
why, professor? Because in my first session, when I needed to use the safety mechanism, I wasn't satisfied with my performance. I said I need to improve this, so I started doing guided meditation so that when I
needed to use the safety mechanism, I could do it in a more correct way, do it right, do it correctly, do it with the timing, do the commands. And that's how the practice of meditation entered my life. I do it every
morning now, and it has been very, very good for me, you know? It connects me, it balances me. In short, we really need this this balance. Claudia,
who are you today? I am a girl, a today? I am a girl, a woman, and ready, ready,
sent, two moments of it two moments of it moved me when I watched it today. Henrique said something about your video, and I was thinking, I made the
video, and I was thinking, I made the video and sent it, and I didn't watch it. And at the end of the video, there's a phrase where I say, I think it had been a when I made the video and sent it, and I say...  that at that moment
I felt like a butterfly, having finished the metamorphosis process, with strong wings to fly. Today, professor, I started to
fly. [Applause]