Are you aware
of the fact that apart from decisions we make at consciousness, many of our
daily actions and automatic thoughts are dependent on our subconscious mind?
And it was only as recent as now, I begin to realize the influence our subconscious
hold in shaping us as human beings (both positively and negatively).
As a matter of
fact, many people are victims because of past traumatic and negative childhood experiences.
The truth is that they are suffering the manifestations as a result of their
past (deeply programmed within the subconscious mind), and often times, they
are not consciously aware whatever these “unresolved memories” or “Big Ts and
small ts” are. Many case studies found in the book “Getting Past Your Past” by inventor
of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) psychotherapy, Dr.
Francine Sharpiro showed that victims might have zero recall on past events,
but yet, they are suffering the ill effects of a negatively programmed subconscious
mind. They find themselves having ‘automatic thoughts’ when faced with triggers,
unable to face life as they should and having troubles in handling their
emotions. The therapy EMDR, commonly administered by a trained psychologist, is
used to treat sufferers of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Anxiety,
Depression and much more.
A trauma is
unresolved when there is a (1) negative cognition, (2) image, picture or
flashback (3) emotions and (4) body sensations when one brings back the
incident. In cases of childhood development, the author commented that “Even seemingly minor events from an adult
perspective can cause disturbances”. As long as the event is traumatic to a
child, it is a traumatic event, and the subconscious is influenced.
| Brain scans shows differences. PTSD is real. |
Watch the Youtube Video to see how EMDR can help sufferers of such issues and break free to live a life full of freedom... so they can pursue their dreams once again! If you know of someone who is struggling, do reach out and refer them to a mental health professional.
