Process #5 - Trauma
I’ve been lucky enough to have been a viewer of a series of
webinars on brain development, hosted by Ruth M. Buczynski, PhD (President and Licensed
Psychologist, The National
Institute for the Clinical Application
of Behavioral Medicine). This series, although directed at professionals
in the field, was presented in an easily appreciated way, so that the average person
could absorb the information presented by the various speakers.
One of the many fabulous facts I took away from this
information-packed series is something I’ve repeated to everyone I know,
multiple times. I feel this particular
piece of knowledge is of paramount importance not only for those professionally
engaged in psychotherapy or psychiatry, but for everyone. And the salient fact is this: Your brain
and your body have no choice but to respond to every single memory in your
brain. Whether or not you have conscious
memory of an event is has no bearing on the brain’s and body’s ability to
remember it in perfect detail. A negative memory you have no conscious access
to, something either repressed or just plain forgotten, can regularly cause
some part of your being to writhe in pain, experience random anxiety, fall into
depression, or many otherwise inexplicable responses.
Somewhere inside you, there is a trusty,
loyal, remembering segment of your being that does homage to that awful moment,
that hurtful occasion. Our very fine
brains accurately compile these traumas, file them away for future resolution, and
regularly review them. This is how these
traumas can silently stay with us all our lives, and can even impinge on this
life from a past one.
This single fact helps to explain the efficacy of
hypnotherapy and regression therapy. Our
bodies and our brains cannot distinguish between conscious and unconscious
memories – they respond to them all.
This means we can be constantly impulsed by past events we may have no
memory of, which hypnotherapy and regression therapies can help uncover. It is also
the reason behind some of the trickier parts of healing addictive or abusive patterns
– some impulses seem to come out of nowhere, and don’t seem to be related to
our present surroundings.
Alice Miller, in her talk entitled ‘The Childhood Trauma’ at
the Lexington Avenue/92nd Street YMHA on October 22, 1998 (Miller,
Alice. “The Childhood Trauma” The Zero –
The Official Website of Andrew Vachss Oct. 2002[9.4.2014]/guest_dispatches/alice_miller2.html),
states categorically that many Germans of the Hitler years had no trouble whatsoever
joining in the insane persecutions called for by their leaders, to the point of
betraying, torturing and killing fellow humans. She contended this was in part due
to the fact that popular German childrearing advice of the day recommended (among
other atrocities) beating babies to stop them from crying. As Miller states “…{the populace] needed
almost no ideological indoctrination because their bodies knew exactly what they
wanted to do as soon as they were allowed to follow their inclinations. ”
(ibid.) Viewing the Nazi atrocity
through this filter shows how unremembered trauma, when practiced on a
nation-wide scale, helped enable one of the most horrifying events in human
history. Old traumas can be very powerful.
Thankfully, there is a method that allows healing of all
traumas, remembered or not, whenever they become available for healing. It’s been my experience that not all traumas
will be available for healing at one time.
Like all other healings these Processes address, there seems to be an
orderly progression, with a few things being available for healing every couple
of weeks or so - once the initial backlog of healing has been done.
Here’s how:
11. Open a MAP
coning. Connect yourself to the PIC. Have
your essences and PIC solutions handy.
22. Ask if any essences or solutions are needed for
general balancing at this time, and, using kinesiology, find out if any
are. Confirm how many, and take them at
once.
33. Ask your team “Are there any traumas available
for healing at this time? If so, how
many?”
44. Ask if there is to be a waiting period between
healing one karma and the next. If so,
ascertain how long this is to be – 2 hours?
24? 48?
55. Assign a number to each trauma available for
healing. It’s not necessary to know what
past circumstance resulted in the traumas.
You only want to heal them, not relive them.
66. Ask how many symptoms each trauma has, and heal
those prior to healing the traumas themselves.
Ask: How many symptoms does
trauma #___ have? 1? 2? Any?
77. State out
loud, or to yourself “I now release myself from symptom #___ of trauma #___. I ask symptom #___ to leave my entire system
and to go on to the next place in it’s evolutionary path.” Ask which essences are currently needed, and
if they are single-dose or to be multi-dose solutions. If any test as multi-dose solutions, you will
have to make a solution and take it as often as needed in the coming hours or
days to complete the number of dosages.
88. Repeat steps 7 & 8 until all symptoms have
been healed.
99. Then state out loud, or to yourself “I now
release myself from trauma #___ . I ask
trauma #___ to leave my entire system and to go on to the next place in it’s
evolutionary path.”
110.
Ask which essences or solutions are currently
needed, and if they are single-dose or to be multi-dose solutions. If any test as multi-dose solutions, you will
have to make a solution and take it as often as needed in the coming hours or
days to complete the number of needed doses.
111.
Repeat steps 2 - 9 as needed.
112.
Close down the coning in the reverse order it
was opened.
