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Were you traumatized when you were a sperm?

Where in the UK could you heal the trauma of your sperm and egg experiences. Why in Glastonbury of course!. At Healing Waters Sanctuary you can find the kind of help that you need to heal this very profoundly wounding early pre-natal trauma.

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As incredible as it may sound, our experiences prior to conception can lead to deeply held psychological patterns that often influence the rest of our lives. The trauma of a sperm, ejaculated into the hostile environment of a woman’s vagina, on a quest to find the Holy Grail and impregnate the egg can be the most challenging and bitterly painful psychological experience. The vagina is hostile because it has to prevent harmful bacteria entering a woman’s body. The sperm swim an incredible distance through this, under attack from anti-bodies and an acidic environment. Most die on this journey. If you survived as a sperm, and you are here to tell the tale, it’s likely that you may have endured some devastating experiences that have left their scars.

Likewise, it may be that as an egg you were traumatized. The egg journey is also precarious. Finally if both the egg and the sperm manage to meet and conception occurs, then the tiny blastocyst has to journey down the fallopian tube and inplant into the mothers womb. Only a small percentage of blastocysts manage to survive. Hence we have the potential for trauma at any or several of these stages.

Years of research by such people as Dr William Emerson, Ray Castellino and Karlton Terry, have identified spiritual, psychological and physical patterns arising out of these early experiences. They have formulated regressive techniques for getting in touch and healing these early cellular memories. It is possible to transform lives through this deeply sensitive work.

In my personal therapeutic work, using the skills developed by Karlton Terry, I have both healed many aspects of my own wounding and also helped people who have come to me, often desperate for some change in their lives. For instance, I have seen where sexual abuse issues, dependency on drugs and eating disorders have all been linked into these very early traumas. It’s interesting how once we become conscious in a really somatic and experiential way, we can begin to change the patterns that run our lives. If you would be interested to find out more, I suggest that you read some of the research articles in the resource section on my website. If you feel that you have a problem that I may be able to help, try the online health consultation that I offer. I look forward to hearing from you.

Juliet

To see my personal page:

http://www.healing-waters.co.uk/therapists/Juliet%20Yelverton%20-%20Craniosacral%20Therapy%20-Trauma%20Therapy%20-%20Coaching/

Juliet Yelverton