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===== Trauma ===== | ===== Trauma ===== | ||
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At this moment of creation, a new [[theory: | At this moment of creation, a new [[theory: | ||
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This concept of being ‘frozen in time’ makes perfect sense when considering the moment of trauma, because this younger you stays back in that moment just prior to the trauma as a natural defence against the trauma of an unthinkable anxiety, hence it is a way of relating to reality without betraying the ‘True Self’ or [[theory: | This concept of being ‘frozen in time’ makes perfect sense when considering the moment of trauma, because this younger you stays back in that moment just prior to the trauma as a natural defence against the trauma of an unthinkable anxiety, hence it is a way of relating to reality without betraying the ‘True Self’ or [[theory: | ||
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===== How Secondary Worlds Evolve ===== | ===== How Secondary Worlds Evolve ===== | ||
We begin our life with our first [[theory: | We begin our life with our first [[theory: | ||
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The consequence of this process is that we have a large part of our mental history and sense of being (ontology) unable to participate in the new world order. | The consequence of this process is that we have a large part of our mental history and sense of being (ontology) unable to participate in the new world order. | ||
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There are two boundaries shown in Figure 5: | There are two boundaries shown in Figure 5: |