Trauma

[Jay82]

This goes along the lines with generational curses. We absorb our parent's unhealed wounds and emotions from them onto ourselves. If our parents are abusive then yes we can have their "traits" ingrained into our psyche. It's kind of like an energetic imprint that gets planted from them into our own personal energy fields. A lot of us grow up not even realizing its actually trauma that we received because those past emotions are so deeply buried within our subconsciousness. And because society tends to view emotions as weak and wrong to express them, we end up keeping them buried in a dark place.

If we don't properly validate our emotions then this can cause huge problems for us. The universe or our higher selves wants to get our attention all the time but a lot of us are too busy drowning it out with addictions or compulsive behaviors. We do everything to avoid facing it. But eventually i believe we cant keep running from it it catches up to us in the form of negative life altering events or it manifests in us as physical diseases.

I know for myself that this is exactly what i went through. I had to face the those buried emotions dead on. And to this day i am still healing.

[Hamish]

Hello,

I never heard of Ibogaine, and was watching the lastest interview with Joe Rogan and Rick Perry (47th governor of Texas) and W. Bryan Hubbard (1st Chairman of the Kentucky Opioid Commission)

The interview is all about Ibogaine and how both are recommending further progressing in using Ibogaine in helping veterans and other with pain/mental issues under strict medical handling.

If you are interesting in Ibogaine, i recommending watching the video:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=pcCKDDa3MzY

Bryan recently joined X and his profile can be found here:https://x.com/w_bryan_hubbard

[Isserley]

Why Normal Is a Myth-Dr. Gabor Maté

Dr. Gabor Maté is a Canadian physician and author known for his view that chronic illness, addiction, and mental health issues stem largely from childhood trauma, emotional suppression, and modern social stress rather than just genetics.

Here’s a summary and link to Gabor’s book: https://a.co/d/7l2eiPm

In The Myth of Normal, Gabor Maté, MD argues that what we call “normal” in Western society is itself a form of pathology, a cultural template that produces chronic illness, addiction, and disconnection by requiring us to suppress our authentic selves.

Below is highly recommended Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Gabor Maté. He speaks with deep meaning and power, every single thing he say grabs your total focus and commands instant respect.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=krZmYALUqhM