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In my journal this morning, I realized the spiritual abuse I endured as a kid is

starting to bubble up. I've never considered it before, but my soul was

traumatized, right along with my mind and heart and body. And now that I'm

stepping into my new life (all about the soul, turns out) I'm struggling with

this trauma.

Does anyone have any thoughts? Stories of healing? Advice?

I'd really appreciate input.

Thanks--

Karla

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I never considered that the heart and mind could be seperate from the soul. I'm

not sure it is, doesn't that make up who we are?

But yes, my mother was/is very religious. I see it more of a way for her to

atone on a subconscious level for all the things that she did. I don't really

think she can face it. She prefers to remain the victim of the world, so be it.

I went the complete opposite direction than she did when it comes to religion.

I'm not comfortable with it. At all. I consider myself to be spiritual, but not

religious, if that makes sense.

I wish I could give you some words, but I can only relate in that I think we've

all suffered in this manner. Lots of questions come up.

>

> In my journal this morning, I realized the spiritual abuse I endured as a kid

is starting to bubble up. I've never considered it before, but my soul was

traumatized, right along with my mind and heart and body. And now that I'm

stepping into my new life (all about the soul, turns out) I'm struggling with

this trauma.

>

> Does anyone have any thoughts? Stories of healing? Advice?

>

> I'd really appreciate input.

>

> Thanks--

> Karla

>

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I never considered that the heart and mind could be seperate from the soul. I'm

not sure it is, doesn't that make up who we are?

But yes, my mother was/is very religious. I see it more of a way for her to

atone on a subconscious level for all the things that she did. I don't really

think she can face it. She prefers to remain the victim of the world, so be it.

I went the complete opposite direction than she did when it comes to religion.

I'm not comfortable with it. At all. I consider myself to be spiritual, but not

religious, if that makes sense.

I wish I could give you some words, but I can only relate in that I think we've

all suffered in this manner. Lots of questions come up.

>

> In my journal this morning, I realized the spiritual abuse I endured as a kid

is starting to bubble up. I've never considered it before, but my soul was

traumatized, right along with my mind and heart and body. And now that I'm

stepping into my new life (all about the soul, turns out) I'm struggling with

this trauma.

>

> Does anyone have any thoughts? Stories of healing? Advice?

>

> I'd really appreciate input.

>

> Thanks--

> Karla

>

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I never considered that the heart and mind could be seperate from the soul. I'm

not sure it is, doesn't that make up who we are?

But yes, my mother was/is very religious. I see it more of a way for her to

atone on a subconscious level for all the things that she did. I don't really

think she can face it. She prefers to remain the victim of the world, so be it.

I went the complete opposite direction than she did when it comes to religion.

I'm not comfortable with it. At all. I consider myself to be spiritual, but not

religious, if that makes sense.

I wish I could give you some words, but I can only relate in that I think we've

all suffered in this manner. Lots of questions come up.

>

> In my journal this morning, I realized the spiritual abuse I endured as a kid

is starting to bubble up. I've never considered it before, but my soul was

traumatized, right along with my mind and heart and body. And now that I'm

stepping into my new life (all about the soul, turns out) I'm struggling with

this trauma.

>

> Does anyone have any thoughts? Stories of healing? Advice?

>

> I'd really appreciate input.

>

> Thanks--

> Karla

>

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