Ancestral Healing: The Gifts and Wounds of our Ancestors

In this episode, Thomas explores the concept of Ancestral Healing - a way of attuning with our ancestors and integrating the information they’ve passed down through our family histories. We inherit wisdom and resilience from our ancestors, as well as trauma and pain. Thomas explains the need to incorporate all of these aspects into ourselves so that we can draw strength from our ancestral data flow when we need it, and learn from their wounds and transgressions in order to release ourselves and our families from patterns that no longer serve us.
Key Points:
00:24 Decentralizing the focus of hyper-individualism
04:52 Our bodies carry ancestral data
08:20 Trauma is generationally transmitted
11:55 Exploring the difficult parts of the past
14:38 Liquefying the past is personal development
Thomas Hübl is a renowned teacher, author, and international facilitator whose lifelong work integrates the core insights of the great wisdom traditions and mysticism with the discoveries of science. Since 2004, he has taught and facilitated programs with more than 100,000 people worldwide, including online courses which he began offering in 2008. The origin of his work and more than two decades of study and practice on healing collective trauma is detailed in his book, "Healing Collective Trauma: A Process for Integrating Our Intergenerational and Cultural Wounds."
Connect with Thomas here:
Website: thomashuebl.com
Facebook: / thomas.huebl.sangha
Instagram/Twitter: @thomashuebl
Sign up for updates by visiting our website:
👉 pointofrelationpodcast.com

[@crazykatrockchickhippie4835]

Thank you for all you do and share which helps us understand, connect and interconnect with ourselves and eachother 🙏🙏🙏

[@aldussault]

Your gifts and the wounds...I have your book and find that whenever I am in your presence I am in a trance like mood where learning is so easy...you use what you know and teach it as you yourself apply it.

[@cherimatthew1279]

I enjoy your podcasts Thomas and thank you for your insights and knowledge. I am a social worker and see the impact of intergenerational trauma on a daily basis and this helps me understand what people are going through.

[@yazzy394]

It’s so true we don’t heal our line of ancestors systems we will not find Peace if we refuge to back and speak about it . I pray my Brothers sisters that they acknowledge revisits of their act of cores during my beloved Belated Parent whilst they were still alive 😢😢I really Pray that I keep internal Peace and Happiness for what they have give. Me best childhood memories even though they had struggled hardships back days…

[@edelgardhenke]

Alles (auch in anderen Beiträgen), was du sagst, resoniert enorm in mir, es erinnert mich an wo ich herkomme, wohin ich gehe, an meine Einbettung im Grösseren. Dafür Grosse LIEBE, Thomas! Dank noch so einer Grossen LIEBE in meinem Leben hat mich dieses 'Feld' vor einem Jahr 'gefunden'. (Ich würde sehr gern mithelfen, dieses Feld in NL auszubreiten, wo ich seit mehr als 30 Jahren lebe. Z.B. würde ich sehr gern 'Sharing the Presence, Wo warst du bis jetzt?' ins Niederländische übersetzen, auch wenn das (wegen der Tiefe) ein längerfristiges Projekt wäre.) Danke und viel Segen!

[@lyudmylatarasova196]

Thank you, Thomas. I hear the essence of Ancestral Healing Journey Corse in this podcust. Listening to this podcast ignites more inner learning, more "aha, that's what it is, that is what I sense!" kind of moments in me.

[@lets.7860]

Since November 2020 I was only busy to understand what my ancestors wanted me to understand about the war in my borne country. I still don’t have an answer still know there is a message for the people. May be one day I will know.💕🕊

[@duncansutherland47]

Thank you!!

[@detectivewiggles]

My ancestors were evil. They owned people. How is that healing

[@katjanaia]

Forgiveness is going to be a useful tool here most likely x