Christic Wonder Healing of PTSD

Christic Wonder Healing of PTSD:

Dissonance Between Beliefs and Reality: Trauma can shatter your views on your connection to mom. For instance, if someone believes in a benevolent higher power, a traumatic event might lead to questions like "Why would God allow this?" or feelings of divine punishment, abandonment, or betrayal. This "spiritual wounding" creates internal conflict, where the event can't be reconciled with one's connection, leading to alienation from the divine. A spiritual struggle.

• Moral Injury and Guilt: Especially in traumas involving violence (e.g., combat, abuse, or witnessing harm), individuals may experience a violation of their moral or spiritual values. This could manifest as guilt over actions taken (or not taken), self-blame, or perceiving oneself as "bad" or unworthy of divine love. In spiritual terms, it's often seen as a "soul wound" or "moral injury," eroding one's sense of connection to goodness in the universe. This might involve struggles with forgiveness—of self, others, or of God, in this case, Mother of all creation.

• Loss of Purpose and Connection: Trauma can lead to a perceived separation from Mom, the transcendent, or a higher purpose, fostering despair, hopelessness, or a "dark night of the soul." Indigenous and holistic views describe it as a "wounded spirit" from cumulative abuse or loss, disconnecting one from their deeper self, community, or the divine.

• Intergenerational or Existential Factors: Some beings' PTSD may also be linked to psychological factors like inherited mental health patterns or their own temperament, leading to complex PTSD.

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