By: Zrinka Marinović Šarić
Zrinka Marinović Šarić is a hagioassistant and evangelizer. Born in 1962 in Poličnik near Zadar, she now lives in Samobor, married, mother of six daughters. Professor Tomislav Ivančić’s seminar in 1983 in Zagreb was the first turning point in her life. She encountered hagiotherapy in 2000. Intensive training in hagiotherapy begins with the 1st International Study of Hagiotherapy held in 2009 in Zagreb.
The Centre for Hagiotherapy in Samobor was founded in 2012. It holds individual hagiotherapy meetings, forums, regular hagiotherapy meetings on Wednesdays in Samobor and seminars for evangelization in Croatia and Europe. She is a woman who fulfils the role of wife, mother, evangelizer, hagioassistant and many other roles, through a series of columns will tell us about women and the role of women in society. The column we are starting with is:
Does modern society impose roles on women or, does a woman have the ability to choose for herself?
In the modern world, women feel deprived and threatened just as much as in prehistoric cultures. The most painful thing that could have happened to her was that a man without her cooperation had built a technical civilization because she was excluded from public life.
Feminist movements revealed the problem but did not solve it. Severe wounds, neglect and abandonment in the macro area arise in a woman’s personality.
Endangered life as the existence and existence of women. That is why the injured woman appears as wounded with a lot of anger and aggression. She defends herself aggressively and is even more hurt, and she inflicts pain out of revenge for the evil that was inflicted on her. She imitates a man to prove her abilities because she lacks awareness of her worth.
Modern society imposes trendy opinions. The family role of a woman – a top mother, and the business world – successful at work, career and independence.
Hagiotherapy will greatly help a woman become aware of her role in building a better society. By raising her dignity, she will not give of herself nor a man. With the advancement of technology, a sense of the person is lost and, a focus on things occurs. That is why we desperately need a woman healed by hagiotherapy, to become aware of her mission.
An insecure woman with a wounded personality preys on men, abuses her sons and thus fills in the gaps. A wounded man cannot cooperate without using a woman for service. That is why a woman needs to be made aware:
The dignity of a person is my „I“, healing in that area makes me feel no less valuable nor threatened by a man. On the contrary, I know how a man of today needs a woman to understand him like never before. A sense of value makes her dignified. A woman is man and her purpose is to become a co-creator of a better world and thus of society. The life task of a woman is to create, to bring life, not only by the physical birth of a child but to create a new person in man. To have compassion for man. To justify man of the past. To be able to do this, she needs to discover the purpose of the Creator because only in Him can she get answers to the fundamental questions of life.
Who am I – to discover the diversity of complementarity and the same depths.
Whose am I – from the same Creator. Fundamental truths
These truths will bring a man and a woman closer together in an undisturbed realm and, they will become one, beloved being, the supreme being of their Creator.
A woman who is in harmony of all her dimensions. She recognizes inner strength, supreme abilities, the power of her indestructibility, and the beauty of dignity.
She discovers her precious self as a person, her uniqueness and originality. According to moral laws, a woman radiates some miraculous power. She defies the world, shocks it, shows it her strength which she uses for life, for the birth of a person, for a better world and thus, she becomes a co-creator. She reveals the beauty of the Creator by her witnessing life.
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Hagioassistent and evangelizer, born in 1962 in Poličnik near Zadar, now lives in Samobor, married, mother of six daughters. The first turning point in her life was made by Professor Ivančić’s seminar in 1983 in Zagreb. She encountered hagiotherapy in 2000. Intensive training in hagiotherapy begins with the 1st International Study of Hagiotherapy held in 2009 in Zagreb. The Center for Hagiotherapy in Samobor was founded in 2012. She holds individual hagiotherapies, forums, regular hagiotherapy meetings on Wednesdays in Samobor and seminars for evangelization in Croatia and Europe.
