Yep, that’s me. I don’t have any qualifications or experience working in psychology or healing (nor do I want any), only my own childhood repression healing experience.
I write as a teller: I want to tell you all about it. Dearly I’d like you to listen to what I say, but I don’t think you will. No one will. And why should they, no one listened to me when I was young.
All I say is probably too confronting, it will probably put you off more than invite you into looking at your bad feeling denial and rejection. Doing ones childhood repression healing through ones Feeling-Healing will be too hard for most people to consider, and I don’t blame them. I didn’t have a life before I began mine, but most people do, and giving it up – all the parts making them feel bad – will not be a pleasing thought.
And, as to whether or not anyone will be able to do their healing as Marion and I are, I don’t know. I can’t say to you that I know it will work. It works for me, but that’s all I know. I think it sounds good, but what do I know.
But I write this because I don’t feel anyone has a sound grasp or real appreciation of just what our childhood repression is; how it influences our adult life, and the degree to which one needs to work on oneself to heal it.
I know many people have been working for years on themselves, with their attention being focused on their early childhood, and really I can’t comment on anything, but all I read on the Internet only confirms my suspicions that really we don’t have a clue about our childhood repression: how it came into being, how it’s effecting us, and how to heal it.
And it’s not that I think I know much either, only certain aspects of my healing have made me come to certain conclusion, those of which I am presenting here.
But I would love to hear any feedback and comments, your thoughts and feelings – good or bad; and if you know anything about childhood repression – what you know.
James.
