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Lovely to hear from you :) Thanks for commenting. I wonder if the shaking would achieve the same effect as tapping on the energy meridians to release the trauma (as in EFT/matrix reimprinting)? Defintely I think at the moment that our paradigm as humans is such that trauma is a part of the childhood process and it is part of what we need to clear as we walk the path to finding our real true selves as adults. Thanks again.

@@KnightsRose Also lovely to hear from you 🙂 And also thank you for your question. My experience with Tapping and TRE is that Tapping can get to the trauma via the mind: you can find the trauma/shocks by scanning your memories and your emotions (related to the organs), behaviors and limiting belief patterns and remove them by tapping on the meridian points. TRE can remove trauma via the body: the body's own intelligens can find those that are stored in the mucular tissue (but not organs), and from that can come up a story of where it came from. Since TRE also effects the fascia where the meridians runs, I think that it migth affect them as well. The energy in the meridian flows better when the energy blocks has been released. In TRE we can identify a trauma release by looking at the frequency of the shaking. If the frequency is very high compared to very slow movements, it is a trauma release. Slow movements are integration movements where body parts that have had trauma energy get back into the inner relating to the whole body. TRE can get to the very early trauma where we can not remember anything about because we migth not have been old enought to have words for it. I'm now with TRE working on a trauma that I got at birth: my atlas was displaced and this was not discovered by the doctor - this deformed my spine growing up. And my vagus nerve was also damaged to some extend and that kept me long into adulthood in a functional freze state (polyvagal, Steven Porges) - giving rise to a neurodivergent brain. But all the trauma release I have done over the last few years, has brougth enougth healing that I have stopped hunting down trauma and now has the focus on the joy life is. 🥰🥰🥰

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Hello David, You are right that I didn't pull at the thread of what we perceive as innocent human beings in ultra traumatic experiences. Im not disputing the innocence in that situation by the way. I will see if I can give you some guidance as to what I beleive of the situation you outline but I am aware that the comment section is limiting and it is a huge (and very good) question. So I am sure we will return to it again and again. Incidentally I do touch on this with NASA engineer Shehnaz Soni whose interview I will be making public in a few weeks. This question that you ask is about the situation of a child in a war zone - are tehy to blame for manifesting their journey to that experience - huge implictions. So, I'm guessing you chose to use a child in your example becasue a child has less direct freewill at the human level (its physical state) than an adult. So what I believe is this: each and everyone of us is manifested as multidimensional beings here in this exepricne we call life on earth. We have the physical aspect of self, the spiritual aspect of self, perceived most commonly also in seperation, the connected spiritual aspect of self (located in the quantum foam of possibility) and the aspect of us that is deeply a part of the collective cosmic consciousness. The collective cosmic consciousness being the zone of awareness that encompasses the quantum and all 'layers' either side ie sub-quantum in all possibilities and through to the physical in all possible manifested states. We as isolated points of awareness witness one possible option in each moment from the infinite possibilities that are present. So the soul which is conscious before it is manifest into form has freewill and has choices that it agrees to before it manifests. This is where the whole thing gets tricky, as we have no direct knowledge or provable evidence that decisions made in this state are at the root of our experience here in this earth-bound condition of awareness. However, what we can say is that once we are manifest then all the aspects that go to make us as listed above seem to also have influence on our experience while here. This means that life and death and indeed pain, is put into a different perspective because there is no death. This experience of being alive as a human being is one of many and we are a part of a collective consciousness that spans many many different incarnations for each of us. But looking at the individual life of a person caught in extreme trauma of any kind (yes we can say war or we could say living with what is usually called a 'terminal illness) then using our human perspective yes, we see trauma and pain and sometimes death, for which ofcourse every person feels empathy and sorrow in the pain and loss. But the lesson is learned for the soul aspect that seems to have agreed to the experience. If we think back to the 1914-18 war. Millions of people were caught up in the same extreme trauma. Many millions died awful deaths in those years as human beings. The lessons of each soul/lifetime will have been different but were all set against the human collective backdrop of huge conflict. From our human perspective the enormous appalling loss of life is unforgiveable no matter what we beleive caused the fighting in the human level of existence. Just like so many other wars since. Human physical beings in all their complexity do some terrible things to each other and to other living creatures. Freewill of the person or creature subjected to the terrible things is present but to say that it is to blame for its own suffering is to use a human physical based perspective without the viewpoint of the soul that travels from lifetime to lifetime. Imk not sure that answers your question but it is the shift of perspective based on my belief system that allows me to acknowledge and see how we each experience pain in different ways during our lives here on earth and in very differnt situations. The way one person experiences pain is not necessarily the same as the way somebody else does, but we all go through it. Sometimes individuals are able to transcend the awful situation they find themsleves in and change their state of being and in so doing have learned much that they can take on into their next experience of being alive somewhere else in a different form. None of the above belittles or excuses the trauma being caused but equally it does not say that the individual child caught in the fear and terror of war is to blame for their own situation in that moment. But I do beleive that in one form or another an aspect of them has agreed to it and that far from being a negative thing, despite trauma and pain, can give the conscious human aspect, hope.