Dreamtime Healing, Aboriginal Healing, Holographic Kinetics

WHITE WAS ABORIGINAL

An associate and friend of mine, a Native American Healer, asked if I would assist him with a client that he had, as he had been working with this client for a while and could not get to the bottom of this client's problem. The client was constantly setting himself up with self-punishment; this had been going on for years and no matter what the client had tried to do, it would end up in self-sabotage to himself.

We set-up a meeting and the client gave permission for me to address his issue. It didn't take long and the spirit was indicating that he had sadness and rage on-line as two major emotions trapped within from the past belonging to the client's spirit.

As I had the spirit relive this trauma, he stated that he was an Aboriginal and that the whole community had been rounded-up and was forced to live on a cattle station; there was little food and he had asked to go hunting for food for his family. This was granted, but he had to be back in two days, so off he went hunting and arrived back later than expected.

When he arrived back home, his whole family had been slaughtered by the property manager, because they thought he had run off. He broke down as he explained the sadness that he was feeling and, at the same time, was full of rage towards the people that had committed this act; he wanted revenge and because he wanted revenge, he was sent out and isolated from his community.

“It's my fault, it's my fault,” he stated, “If I hadn't been late, they would still be alive.”

As the client looked back over his life, he could see the patterns of sadness and rage that had plagued him all of his life, and was aware of why he was still punishing himself, as his spirit was still stuck back in that cycle known as time. And whenever he had started anything, he couldn't complete it and he never knew why until now.

It is interesting as I have had a number of Aboriginal people go back to relive trauma from the past and some were Spanish soldiers; some were Irish; some were settlers; one was a light-horseman in the last war; and, of course, some were also Aboriginals in the past.