Continued from here, here and here.
Let’s dive into ancestral trauma a little more and see what it is. I have a feeling many are struggling with the current energies that is bringing trauma and problems in general to the surface. We are given an opportunity here. Let’s see how it affects all of us and what we can expect. Everybody carries trauma and perhaps knowing a little more could be a game changer for you like it has for me.
Ancestral trauma occurs when a person experiences a traumatic event. It’s a given for us to experience these events throughout our lives, and it only differs by the perceived impact and type, but in all cases these events change us forever. Trauma change is on a cellular level, as well as on a behavioral one. So it is no surprise that the trauma Mom experienced in her childhood and before was placed with her at the time her soul reincarnated. It was passed down through her lineage to me energetically, on a cellular level and through her behaviors. All this happened at the time I was conceived. The trauma passes from generation to generation unless it is worked through and released. Basically what happens if you are not aware and you don’t dig deeper into your feelings, when you don’t manage to release the trauma in your lifetime, it reincarnates over and over, being giving another chance to work through said issues in another life. The trouble is nobody remembers and it will take years to figure what is going on, if at all.
We can also see ancestral trauma in family disease patterns. It’s much deeper than the good old saying “it runs in the family.” In an article from sagemoon.com this statement is put into perfect perspective. It runs in the family until someone is brave enough to address the really old elephant in the room. I guess that’s my cue and where I come in. I am facing this elephant. For some reason I believe that my rheumatoid arthritis could be due to ancestral trauma and was passed through the lineage both genetically and behaviorally. And here is where the voice (mine) responding back to Mom comes in to heal us both.
It is proven that sensitive women can experience more “women’s health issues” like breast health, reproductive challenges, hormonal imbalances, thyroid and adrenal issues. Could it be the reason I never had children!!! Also mystery symptoms such as chronic fatigue are common and will impact sensitive women more than non sensitive ones. Feminine shame is also a huge contributing factor in the legacy of ancestral trauma.
It’s a lot to process, but I felt that I was on my way, making progress in my journey that seemed to had started such a long time ago. I could feel salvation awaiting, cheering me on to finally live my best life.
To be continued…
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Hello my friend. Thank you for stopping by. I missed you. Much love to you. 🤗💙
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Alwaysandforever=true-it
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you are rare
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I needed ’em hugs-thank you!
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Here is another giant one for you.
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Yes, gthat is what I wanted most!
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I may meet you 1 day, my peer!
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We may my friend but as equals 💙
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you invited yourself!
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“Life and Nature defines what love is and isn’t.” _Van Prince
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Sending you much love, healing and huge hugs to help you to go through your ancestral trauma, dear Rhapsody ❤
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Thank you Irene. The process is very emotional as it holds old wounds and scars, but it truly is meaningful and empowering work and each step is more freeing, taking away burdens that have been there from generation to generation.
Much love to you. 💙
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Breaking the cycle isn’t easy but is a rewarding path!
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It sure it and it’s coming to be what I learned so far. Along the way there are monsters and demons to face but like you said the outcome is rewarding and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I am grateful that I am able to do it. That I have the courage and the insight to see it for what it is without the fear of leaving myself vulnerable. 💙🙏🏼
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