Hello and welcome back to Part 3 of The Pervasive Web of Constructs in the Tricks of Trauma Program.
As we go deeper into understanding our behaviors that result from trauma, our exploration is taking us further into the intricate maze of our psyche. In this chapter, we’ll discover more threads that answer why you do what you do, and how your choices and the decisions you make, are woven together by your constructs.
We will also zoom in and focus on the topic of sexual trauma, and later discover how anger creates the perpetrator behavior as a result of it. Get ready for an immersive experience that goes far beyond the surface. With each revelation I provide, you will discover new insights about your life, as we unravel the intricate patterns to help you understand yourself.
Join me as we navigate the twists and turns of your exploration as a fellow earth traveler, as we continue to uncover the mysteries that are hidden beneath the surface of who you think you are. It's a journey of self-reflection, discovery, and empowerment—that will expand your awareness so that you can gain deeper insights into your actions and behaviors. So, let's dive in and further explore the depths of why we do what we do together in part 3 of:
The Pervasive Web of Constructs – The Reasons Why You Do What You Do – Part 3
Let’s begin this episode with a story where we examine the life of a young lady named Susan. Her upbringing has been shadowed by trauma from sexual experiences. The repercussions from her dark past manifested as deep-rooted constructs influencing her perception of love and who she is. It's a topic that touches so many, many lives, and unfortunately, it ends up shaping our perspectives and beliefs in profound ways. Through the lens of Susan's story, we will probe deeper into the intricate interplay between trauma, self worth, and love. I trust you will appreciate her courageous journey in overcoming her past as Susan does come to reclaim her sense of the wondrous person she was born as.
Let’s begin:
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