The child’s legs and arms were covered in red spots. He was showing signs of fear. As I conducted EFT, I began to sense the child’s energy. Using gestures, along with halting speech, the young child tried to convey to me that he was trapped somewhere. At the same time, I could see through a vision exactly where that place was. It was a prison. “I can’t get out,” the child cried. “It’s hot.” I saw the child being tortured in the prison by guards who were searing his arms and legs with a hot iron, and he wailed as he described the situation to me.
“It’s okay. We’re not there right now. That happened a very long time ago. You’re safe now,” I said, calming the child down.
After explaining the basic concept of past lives to the child in an easy-to-understand way, I listened to his story. The child said he had never seen or heard the word “prison” before. Naturally, he had no idea what torture was. Yet he was able to describe the prison in detail and explain how a hot branding iron was pressed against his body. It was undoubtedly a horrific memory for a child to recall.
As I listened to his story, I worked to reduce his stress by using EFT techniques. The child was also harboring resentment toward someone, but since he didn’t know the word for it, he was unable to express it verbally.
One day, I happened to see the child playing with dolls. Suddenly, upon seeing one particular doll, he gasped in horror and burst into tears. That doll was wearing a crown. The child said that the doll had sent him to prison. With that, all the pieces of the puzzle fell into place. Apparently, the child had been sent to prison by the king in his former life under the accusation of treason.
After conducting several sessions of spiritual healing using EFT to address this incident, one day the red spots on the child's legs and arms disappeared, and he no longer suffered from the pain associated with that event.
As in this example, experiences from past lives often become traumas that manifest in this life as unpredictable physical symptoms or emotions. In such cases, the problem can not be resolved through general hospitals or psychiatric treatment alone.
(Disclaimer:
At this point, I would like to point out that the child's parents had of course first sought the advice of a doctor regarding the eczema. However, when his advice and treatment did not bring any improvement, there was a desire to look for the cause of the problem on a spiritual level. The support of a shaman can – as in this case – contribute to a solution, but does not always replace medical treatment.)
Phoenix
