Edit,
oh you said trauma my bad idk, for trauma maybe,
Shamanic Medicine Blend is one of a number of fields for mental trauma, yes.
Keep in mind that âmental traumaâ is a really broad term. You know the specifics of what you mean with that term so, if you donât wish to share those specifics, you can use the search function and sort through the different mental trauma fields to see which might be best suited for you.
in this case I am referring to what Capt means when he uses the term in the description.
Right, because this is a field that works on âtraumaâ thatâs stored in the physical body, in the cells as mentioned in the description. This particular field deals with the physical aspects of those traumas and I hear what heâs saying in the description, "this field deals with the physical aspects of those traumas but not be so effective on the mental aspects of those traumas; that requires a different approach.
For example, letâs say thereâs someone whoâs lived a mental traumaâletâs say, a verbally and mentally abusive relationship. Letâs say that this person dealt with that mental trauma byâsayâstoring the energy of that trauma in their body to the point that they developed IBS for themselves.
The way I read the description of this field is this field will help the cells release the stored energy which is impairing them from their correct function (which is an aspect of the IBS). But this field will not really work on the mental trauma of that experience, meaning thereâs still unresolved energy which might get âtriggeredâ (Hate that word) in this person. If theyâre experiencing that, theyâll want to use the other fields that we have for that, you see?
Would you use this first and then crucible of stored trauma
Thank you
I totally see what you mean. So which field(s) is Capt referring to, to address mental trauma when he said âwhole other approachâ?
Iâm sorry, which âthisâ are you meaning?
When I put âmental traumaâ into the forum Search engine, it gives me 50+ results (including this thread). Happy researching!
Would you use Crucible of Mental Space first, and then Crucible of Stored Trauma
With the caveat that I donât yet own these, my initial thought would be Iâd use CoStored Trauma first (get the stuff out of the cells where it doesnât really belong) and then use CoMental Space (to clean up what wasnât cleaned up by CoST).
That would be my first guess, but Iâd really sort of play around and see how the fields affect me, which would lead me to my decision, if that makes sense.
Hope that helps.
@SammyG @El_Capitan_Nemo considering this works on the physical aspects, and the âtrauma brainâ being a physical effect, does this work on it?..
Yes
Also, been meaning to post this here. If you have ever gotten tattoos, then I would highly recommend listening to âCrucible of Stored Traumaâ and âAuric energy repair.â Tattoos tend to create holes in your aura because of the pain inflicted to create them. The tattoo is a physical signature of the pain (stored trauma) and so, create holes in this part of your aura which can give way for parasites to enter to feed off off ya.
I think this tends to naturally repair for most people over a long period of time. But, in general, crucible of stored trauma removes the stored trauma of the tattoo and auric energy repair closes any holes in your aura.
Omg, first of all thank you so much for answering! My first listen was really something unexpected, very calm, but then out of blue a very pulsating buzz in my brain started happening and it felt as though something wasâŚreshaping. I genuinely think this is the first time a field really touches that, except for Microkinesitherapist, probably, but not as much as this one did.
And about the tattoos! Thatâs good to know, It sounds similar to whatâs been brought up before about ecstacy and stuff! I have one myself and I definitely felt something in there!
Thanks Sammy!!
I just want to check in to make sure Iâm understanding you, youâre meaning here ecstacy, the drug, right?
After purchasing this field, I have to say that this sound is my favorite and updated later
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First listening feels pretty good, my targeted aras feels different. Still damaged, still a little painful, but something heavy is gone, I guess weâre learning to spot the nuances between regular damage and physical trauma.
read that again
(note to self)
The legacy of unimaginable trauma has left its mark on the DNA of people who survived the 1994 Rwandan genocide. Most jarringly, the marks of this psychological trauma left in the genome were also passed down to the next generation and could be found in the DNA of offspring who werenât even born at the time of the horror.