dark and esoteric psychology

[juanmacarthur]

Many times we can suffer from what is called karmic identity emotional somatization

It is an old emotional wound that is revived by words that others tell us directly or mentally. The issue is to find a way to heal that wound creatively with words and thus adapt.

That is to say, it is necessary to put words where before there was only pain and silence.

 

[linux.poet]

AMBASSADOR HAT​

Just a friendly reminder that promoting religions other than Christianity is not allowed here at CF. From the rules:

Promoting* or proselytizing religious beliefs or religions other than Christianity is not allowed. Members who are Satanists (followers of any form of Satanism) are not allowed at CF. For the purpose of these rules, Christianity is defined by Christian Forums' Statement of Faith which is found in the Sitewide Rules.

"karma" refers to Hinduism, promoting Hinduist ideas is not allowed here on the forum. Thanks!

(Also, "karmic identity" refers to people having issues from past lives that they need to resolve, which is more Hindu thought.)

 

[David Lamb]

Many times we can suffer from what is called karmic identity emotional somatization

It is an old emotional wound that is revived by words that others tell us directly or mentally. The issue is to find a way to heal that wound creatively with words and thus adapt.

That is to say, it is necessary to put words where before there was only pain and silence.

You often seem to mention "karma" and "karmic" in your posts. What do you mean by it? One dictionary says karma is "the force generated by a person's actions held in Hinduism and Buddhism to perpetuate transmigration and in its ethical consequences to determine the nature of the person's next existence." So why post about a Hindu/Buddhist doctrine on a Christian forum? I am puzzled.