When we are born, we are still in close contact with great spiritual wisdom and power through our core being. This connection with our core and thus with spiritual wisdom and power gives us the feeling of complete security and we perceive the world in amazement. During the maturation process this connection becomes weaker and weaker. It is replaced by the voices of parents who want to protect us and give us security. They speak of right and wrong, good and bad, tell us how to make decisions and how to act or react in a given situation. While the connection to the core of being is weakening, the child's psyche tries desperately to replace its originally innate wisdom with...
Much research has been done on 'past lives', both in the literature and through hypnotic regression. In this research it becomes clear that the source of most chronic psychological pain is past life experiences. A full account can be found in Rogers Woolger's book The Many Lives of the Soul. In his regression therapy, Dr. Woolger states that a client who has endured painful past life experiences becomes able to resolve similar circumstances in the present. Similar results have so far not been achieved in other types of therapy. Past life experiences attach themselves to the conglomerates of frozen psychological images. They too attract each other through the relationship of their energies and connect. Time does not separate them from...
The pain we have repressed started in early childhood, often before birth in the womb. Whenever we have interrupted the flow of energy during a traumatic event, this event is energetically and temporally frozen. We call this a block in the auric field. Since the auric field consists of energy consciousness, a block is frozen energy consciousness. The part of our psyche in which the painful event took place is also frozen in the moment in which we have stopped the pain and remains until we release it from the rigidity again. It no longer takes part in the natural ripening process. If we were 1 year old at the painful event, this part of our psyche is still 1...
The automatic response to painful experiences in our life is to try not to feel the pain. In physical pain, we withdraw our consciousness from the painful part of the body. We try to cut ourselves off from our mental or emotional torments by tensing our muscles and pushing the pain out of our consciousness into the body. In order to keep it in the unconscious (or just below our conscious awareness), we create all kinds of distractions. We make sure that we are constantly busy, which can lead to job addiction. Or we take the other direction and settle in an imaginary land of milk and honey. Many become addicted to drugs, cigarettes; Chocolate or alcohol. Others make themselves...
Everyone can learn to tap into this deep inner source. It takes practice to voluntarily release the creative energies. It is more about removing inner obstacles than drawing up creative energies. When the obstacles are removed, creativity gushes out of the depths like an artesian well. Every artist knows the struggle to overcome the blocking of creative power. Once it is out of the way, the creative work of the painter or poet flows as if by itself. Scientists who are looking for a solution to a problem experience the same. The rational mind struggles but fails. After a deep sleep, dreaming, and some right brain activity, the answer is suddenly there. The creative power was released through an inner...
