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Most of the time when we experience an event in our lives in which | Most of the time when we experience an event in our lives in which a shocking and painful event occurs, it is uncovering not only false structures, but buried parts of the [[Unconscious Mind]] and cellular memories that are embedded in our bodies. Meeting the negative energy or blockages when this inner conjunction is made acts as the spiritual catalyst for great changes and potential consciousness transformation, it forces the surface or hidden fears located in the [[Pain Body]] to be brought out into the thoughts, emotions, behaviors or in the impulses of the person. | ||
When the person has no spiritual context, and if they are not strong enough to discipline their mind to gain control over outward impulses, they may find themselves acting out destructive archetypes and narratives of pain, fear and dramas with the people around them that trigger these inner memory buttons. Some of these [[Emotional Triggers]] can be from other lifetimes and those experiences, as well as unhealed emotional conflicts in the current lifetime that have been carried over because the negative emotional theme was left unresolved in other lifetimes or identities. It is important to understand that we can compassionately witness these impulses and negative narratives as they surface to us, but we do not have to choose to play them out in our body. In fact, it can be very traumatic if a person just allows themselves to be a [[Impulse Control|slave to their impulses]] and play these narratives out unconsciously, which is re-engaging automatic memories from the [[Collective Consciousness]] that can be recycled into our life experiences, over and over again. The more we repeat the same trauma pattern over and over, it registers imprints in our [[CNS|nervous system]], brain and [[Consciousness]], making it harder to stop the destructive cycles of [[Pain Body]] triggers and ego wounds. | When the person has no spiritual context, and if they are not strong enough to discipline their mind to gain control over outward impulses, they may find themselves acting out destructive archetypes and narratives of pain, fear and dramas with the people around them that trigger these inner memory buttons. Some of these [[Emotional Triggers]] can be from other lifetimes and those experiences, as well as unhealed emotional conflicts in the current lifetime that have been carried over because the negative emotional theme was left unresolved in other lifetimes or identities. It is important to understand that we can compassionately witness these impulses and negative narratives as they surface to us, but we do not have to choose to play them out in our body. In fact, it can be very traumatic if a person just allows themselves to be a [[Impulse Control|slave to their impulses]] and play these narratives out unconsciously, which is re-engaging automatic memories from the [[Collective Consciousness]] that can be recycled into our life experiences, over and over again. The more we repeat the same trauma pattern over and over, it registers imprints in our [[CNS|nervous system]], brain and [[Consciousness]], making it harder to stop the destructive cycles of [[Pain Body]] triggers and ego wounds. | ||
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[[Mental Rackets]] | |||