Astounding Research on Inherited Family Trauma | Mark Wolynn from the Healing Trauma Summit

[@theunspeakable24]

It doesn't matter whose trauma it is. We just work with what is happening and what we are carrying in the moment.

[@vilmalara8536]

My relative is running to hospital every week. He says he has same symptoms as his girlfriend who die From terminal desease, doctors can’t find anything. He says he is dying and feels all the right symptoms his girl die from. I am glad I found this great information and sad that he is not listening or refuse to believe anything else. Thank you and I feel it was meant for me to find this information .

[@janeharrop7058]

I am reading you book, tried to a while back but obs wasn't in the space to fully recieve it. Am uncovering this right now!!!! ❤

[@stephaniehenderson6631]

My mother had a severe haemorrhage just before she was given an emergency C-Section to deliver me. In her words 'the anaesthetic was very light and I knew what was going on, a doctor or someone shouted 'hurry or we will lose both mother and child!'' My mother also describes having nightmares after I was born (I had a crop of black hair that fell out later and I was then blonde all my life just as the rest of my family was) that I was a monkey that climbed out of the cot and ran amok around the room. This and other traumas in the lives of my immediate family are, in my view, the cause of problems within myself and to an extent, my siblings. How to prepare my daughter for imminent motherhood is why I am here, to a certain extent I have helped mitigate the trauma in my own children, but definitely not completely.

[@peace-c2r]

Recently finished reading It Didn't Start With You & I firmly believe it should be read from the top of society down, from politicians & the "captains of industry" on down thru civil servants, teachers & OFC students -- absolutely everyone, cuz it would change society from antisocial to social, from retributive justice to restorative justice, from representing corporations to representing the peoples who they purport to represent.

[@avarith5766]

After reading it I 100% agree with you. I found the book on my own after exploring a book a therapist recommended me, "Adult children of emotionally immature parents" Mark Wolynns work has been my only solace as of late. I firmly believe everyone should understand this concept.

[@peace-c2r]

@@avarith5766 Yeah, must be encouraged to become required reading in, at least, Canadian schools, albeit only cuz i'm CDN i say that.

[@wilma8326]

Very interesting. As a energy reader and healer I have seen a lot of family trauma in people's aura and chakra's.

[@punyashloka4946]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@bartlevenson7851]

I had 68 family members murdered in the holocaust a few years before I was born. No trauma here! Ha! You never get over it, you have to live with it.

[@iolite2]

The audio is pretty quiet from mark

[@privateperson5769]

got enough crap to deal with around trauma without going down this track as well

[@Smith.arango]

Eres muy bueno pero los vide debería tener traducción en español

[@Suzume-Shimmer]

At the 9:00 Unless i completely misunderstood, I think he means" Kid and Grandkid," not Pop and Grandpop. Yes very amazing if it really did travel backward as wrongly stated.

[@TheCorrkyme]

He says PUPS and GRANDPUPS. Repeats it again around the 13:47 mark.

[@Suzume-Shimmer]

​@@TheCorrkyme So I did completely misunderstand. 😳 Thanks , I hear it clearly now that you've pointed out the proper words.

[@shatroopa]

this has any connection with the collective consciousness theory of CG Jung?

[@JB-pd4ni]

sorry to say, the volume is too low to follow

[@siddhartha_1]

If this helps people judge themselves less then great. But in the end it doesn't change the work we have to do.

[@punyashloka4946]

Yeah its a huge responsibility on our shoulder.

[@mindfulawareness1]

As if we don't have enough to deal with, now we have intergenerational trauma.

[@brainmoleculemarketing801]

These claims about genomics and epigenetics are pop science and "aspirational." Lab animal genomics is very different from humans, of course. Largely, genomics is "set and forget" at conception. Logically, if the genes could be easily changed and effected, eg epigenetics", infants would quickly die being attacked my pathogens....etc.