Unresolved Emotional Conflicts

Unresolved Emotional Conflicts are Spiritual Barriers.

The influx of a variety of plasma wave infusions entering the planet are surfacing many types of collective race miasmas buried in the human pain body. Primarily, this is surfacing in the form of sexual misery patterns, sexual distortions, gender issues, abusive issues and relationship problems. All unresolved emotional conflicts are barriers to our spiritual growth and expanding consciousness. Thus, these emotional conflicts in our pain body must be willingly dealt with in our relationships, in order to take personal responsibility for our behaviors, attitudes or beliefs. Taking responsibility for our personal issues is the first stage of emotional growth, which leads to spiritual growth. If we continue to blame others for our problems or unhappiness, then we are unable to resolve our emotional conflicts and that blocks spiritual evolution. Therefore, there is a bifurcation split occurring between those people in relationships that are open and willing to resolve emotional conflicts, in order to continue to evolve, and those people who refuse to acknowledge their personal responsibility towards creating emotional conflicts and are blocking their spiritual evolution. This manifests as a massive confusion and explosive pressure on any relationship that has hidden emotional issues, unhealthy or abusive patterns, or unconscious reactions that create tensions in the relationship. We must learn how to be present and self-aware with all interactions in our relationships, especially in our intimate ones, so that we can remove spiritual blockages and continue our emotional growth.

Most dysfunctional emotional patterns are formed early in childhood which manifest into adulthood as the unhealed trauma wounds that we carry around from the False Parent imprints. The False Parent is the confusion a child has developed by believing that our biological Mother or Father Parent should have certain behaviors towards us, such as being unconditionally loving, protecting and nurturing us emotionally. In actuality, it may be that none of these biological or emotional needs were met by the Parental role. Possibly, the Parental role was grossly distorted or abusive in some way. In narcissistic wounding or other forms of abuse suffered in childhood, these same abuse patterns are repeated in our most intimate relationships through adulthood, such as in marriages or living together. Many times we cannot see these dysfunctional patterns playing out from the Family of origin, until our relationship is ready to explode.

Depending on the level of parental dysfunction experienced by the child, concepts of love, sex and emotional needs may be confused with abusive behaviors where personal boundaries are nonexistent. Relationships that are ingrained to be abusive, painful or narcissistic in childhood, are wounds that continue to be carried throughout life experiences, until the emotional conflict is corrected. Without correction of this dysfunction, the digression of the abuse pattern continues to define loving and relating behaviors, and this infects all interpersonal relationships. As long as the dysfunctional pattern continues, the person will feel disconnected, love-less, engaging with sexual misery behaviors, and is unable to communicate emotional needs and enforce personal boundaries of loving behaviors in their relationships. This propagates many unsuccessful and unhappy marriages, and the partners will seek coping mechanisms on the external or the relationship will explode apart entirely.

Humanity’s greatest task during the Ascension Cycle is to heal their personal emotional trauma around sexual pain, and gender wounding that is related to the False Parent archetype.