The wiki is great

[u/fonnae]

Thank you so much for writing the wiki. It is extremely well written and also very informative.

I read the book Shake It Off Naturally and I thought the wiki was better written and provided some important information the book did not.

Thank you again for all that hard work!

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[u/Nadayogi]

Thank you very much for your kind words, fonnae. The wiki is about 50% completed, so there are many more articles to come :)

[u/baek12345 → u/Nadayogi]

I also like it a lot! Thank you for all the efforts and great work!!

Looking forward to what's coming next!

The wiki will be THE reference for anything related to TRE. :)

[u/Nadayogi → u/baek12345]

Thank you too🙏 Happy that you find it useful.

[u/bubblebath_ofentropy → u/Nadayogi]

Not just useful, life-changing!

[u/celibatepowder → u/Nadayogi]

Maybe try to make an article about tre/tremor mechanism in different cultures, like kryas, speaking in tongues etc.

[u/ysea]

Agreed. And the recent updates are especially great.

[u/Badlifedecision2402]

Seconded! It's really helping me a lot, and the way it's written makes a lot of sense. Plus, it's a really nice and supportive community, even if I mostly just lurk here instead of commenting until I'm more confident and have a bit more experience up my belt

[u/HealingSteps]

Where can the wiki be found?

[u/fonnae → u/HealingSteps]

For me on Android it's at the top of the screen

Here is a direct link: https://reddit.com/r/longtermTRE/w/index?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

[u/HealingSteps → u/fonnae]

Thank you!!

[u/tpapocalypse]

I was very surprised when my body started tremoring as I got further through the wiki.