Physical traumas occur whenever a part of the body is used inappropriately.
Traumas can result from unexpected external forces, a sudden impact, or they can happen gradually by overuse.
Even an insignificant light impact or normal everyday action can cause micro-traumas and minor injuries that can escalate and eventually lead to serious injuries or even fatal diseases.
This is how trauma can cause illness.
In most cases, physical injuries are due to deeper causes than mere physical action.
The deeper causes created the body weaknesses in the first place, making it easier for the injury to happen.
The weakness existed prior to the physical action, but usually the physical action gets blamed for the injury.
When an injury is ready to happen, it can be triggered by any physical action.
Injuries occur when inherent weaknesses lie dormant within the person; otherwise, no injury would result from the actions.
Long Term Effects Traumas and injuries create memories in the areas of the body involved, even after apparent total recovery.
These memories affect the nervous system, the mind the spirit, along with its outer or higher source connections.
Everyone, without exception, experiences some form of trauma at sometime in his or her life.
A person progressing through life generally experiences many physical traumas and suffers a cumulative effect from them.
They are totally unavoidable.
They may even occur before birth, resulting in prenatal or fetal trauma.
These traumas cause impulses that register the experiences in our memory pattern.
The memories also linger on the cellular, tissue, structural, body fluid, DNA and genetic levels and become part of the body's collective consciousness.
Such memories are implanted forever.
Traumas and injuries can occur anywhere in the body.
They inevitable will cause weaknesses to the person's total energy field when those particular body parts get touched or moved.
Even the lightest touch or stimulation can cause weaknesses.
The person's energetic field could become totally weakened, making it difficult for the body to retain its former level of conditioning.
The traumatized person is forever compensating for the weaknesses by using more effort in an attempt to overcome them.
This creates more tension, causing the person to feel physically drained and restricted.
By identifying and correcting the traumas, along with their cumulative effects, you strengthen your body against them.
Traumas must be corrected before other therapies can have any beneficial value.
In general, traumas and the memories that result from them are only erased and deprogrammed by specific energetic corrections.
By Shaolin Kung Fu Grandmaster Kam Yuen, DC