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During sessions of EMDR, three memories arose, which proved so potent with danger to a small child's psyche that Mother Nature saw fit to bury the scariest details of each experience as deeply into my subconscious as possible. As it turns out, Mother Nature protected me so well that, today, my defense system continues to derail my desire to edit stories written while I was still in denial.
During sessions of EMDR, three memories arose, which proved so potent with danger to a small child's psyche that Mother Nature saw fit to bury the scariest details of each experience as deeply into my subconscious as possible. As it turns out, Mother Nature protected me so well that, today, my defense system continues to derail my desire to edit stories written while I was still in denial.
Have I mentioned that subconscious secrets are not always attributed to PTSD? When you and I were children, the adults we adored towered over us like giants. If you can recall even one experience that offered your young psyche reason to believe that your parent had godlike powers then you may be half way home to freeing yourself of undeserved guilt trips, which may have haunted your sense of existential freedom throughout your life.
If you ask how I know that to be true, I'd reply: When people talk, I listen. And I did my homework.
What homework? I read Francine Shapiro's book: Getting Past Your Past
Though I'm not Dr. Shapiro's publicist, I am on a mission to entice others to free themselves of undeserved guilt trips in hopes of our working together to create a world where positive focus outweighs subconscious fear, which breeds attitudes of negativity more often than we know.
If you ask how I know that to be true, I'd reply: When people talk, I listen. And I did my homework.
What homework? I read Francine Shapiro's book: Getting Past Your Past
Though I'm not Dr. Shapiro's publicist, I am on a mission to entice others to free themselves of undeserved guilt trips in hopes of our working together to create a world where positive focus outweighs subconscious fear, which breeds attitudes of negativity more often than we know.
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