THE UNBORN CHILD -emotions in the womb

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Please join Caroline Star Walrad, Ph.D. in her clinical experiences about the sensitivity of the child in the womb.

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Let's talk about the emotions today of the unborn child. You know, in the mother's womb, the gestation period is the nine month, and that's what we call gestation. And we have certain weeks of gestation. And while in this womb for that nine months, you actually develop and grow into a beautiful new human being. It's quite amazing, isn't it? Such an amazing wonder and gift that we have to reproduce. So all of your experiences in the womb are recorded in your cells. And this includes all emotional trauma your mother experienced during pregnancy. Rajan Sankarin is a very famous homeopath, and he's written many many books, one of them The Spirit of Homeopathy, in which he wrote, If the mother had a very intense state during pregnancy, the child almost always has that same state. The biofeedback machine that I use in my office has a way of asking through nonverbal ways, which I'll explain, ask the client in a menu what age this person had trauma that is still soared in the cells and causing dis-ease. And whatever they're ready to release comes up, and then through the state of technology, the frequencies are given back to that person and it's usually dissipated. Nothing is brought up that's deep or unready. And so it brings me to a story that I'd like to share with you. I remember distinctly one client who came in because of some ADD and a lack of memory and focus. But when the biofeedback machine brought up this particular menu about ages of trauma, what age of trauma would like to be released and for what? He was ready to release in the ages 20, 30, 16, and they were usually other things about friends and some other issues, but it kept coming up in other menus that he's had the shock, that he almost lost his life, that there was a time where he had this incident of trauma that's still with him and causing disease. And it's not he he's not aware of it because when I asked him, have you ever lost your life? Have you ever felt like you came close or was anything shocking? You know, like most of us do, might have an accident out of the blue or something might happen, and we just think that we're we're not gonna make it, and we don't even know what happened to us. Although in a high-risk profession, this gentleman said, No, no, never been hit in the head, never fallen, never never hit by anything. Um, no shock. I don't ever remember almost losing my life. The next time he came in, when I brought up this menu, it brought up a gestation week that he wanted to work on. And this trauma had to do with losing his life. Well, it finally came up. He was ready to do this. And I worked on it, and he just still didn't remember anything like that. He went home and I said, Well, you ask your mom what happened during pregnancy. So he went home and asked his mother who they did not get along very well. They were pretty much at odds most of the time. And um the mother actually broke down and when asked, talked about how at a certain time in the pregnancy she had had something happen that he almost lost his life. It was it was really not, it was close. And they had a huge long conversation, and today they have really much positive, much more positive relationship. What is so fascinating to me is the time that she said she almost lost him was exactly the gestation week that came up on the biofeedback machine. Another session I remember is well, there's more than one session with with people who come in who have had drug addiction. That's not unusual. However, this person can came in for lack of focus, a young man. He came in for lack of focus and an inability to be motivated, which happens a lot. But in the intake, his mother is a drug-addicted mother, and during the hospital stay, even while she was having the baby, um, was definitely had a lot of drugs in the system, and he too was born and he had a lot of drugs in the system. And through uh a beautiful upbringing, he was fed well, he had great nutrition, he had a loving family. Um, he couldn't have asked for a better house, but as as he neared uh teenagers, he began to use drugs again. Most teenagers do get ex you know approached like that, but he was definitely into the addiction phase. See, it never quite left his body. He is much of the work and the detoxification that this young man had, it uh it was still there. So on the biofeedback machine, it came up most it came up, his gestation period definitely came up, and we worked and cleared a lot of things. And as we did that, he started to feel better, he became more focused, but most importantly of all, he acknowledged his um addiction, and as a man in his twenties decided that he was going to go get help on his own. And what a breakthrough that was because he's doing extremely well. Always has to work with it, but um it's not easy to get over the state that we may haven't inherited while in the womb. I'd like to share this all with you for one reason. We can always change the world. That's one of my basic philosophies, and we have to do it one person at a time. So when somebody you know is pregnant, maybe bring them flowers, maybe take them out or give them a day off, whatever you can do. If they are under tremendous stress, I'm not sure how much you want to get involved, but you need to know that their state of pregnancy is incredibly important for that beautiful child they have growing in the womb. Thank you for listening and have a great day.