Souls come with a clean slate at birth. As the person grows, the soul is supposed to grow with the person. But children have zero control over what family system we are born into. They can be conditioned or brainwashed to believe certain truths at a very young age, and learn quickly not to question them.
The youthful brain between the ages of three and six is labeled “the absorbent mind”, an aptly named instructional book written by Dr. Maria Montessori. She was famous for her groundbreaking teaching methods for a reason. She taught that the mind is like a sponge during that growth period. It is the best age to teach a child lifelong values and prominent education tools. It is also a prime age for the child to experience unconditional love for ultimate personal and soul growth.
Some never received that unconditional love but instead received negative conditioning and unhealthy intermittent reinforcement. That is a pattern of cruel, callous treatment mixed in with random affection.
This creates a trauma bond that can last for life and certainly affects the future adult relationships of the child growing up in that environment. This treatment affects the soul.
Caregivers who have been wounded spiritually, emotionally, and physically as a child are at a very high risk of passing that same abuse and neglect on to others within their care. They know no different. Their normal is abnormal.
Early negative conditioning branded onto young souls prepped those souls to accept others’ abuse. Therefore, the conditioned souls allowed specific individuals and/or entities to usurp their light and energy.
Those souls who chose to seek alternate knowledge and growth through pain, gained the strength to help heal and break those childhood negative thought bonds. But at what cost and how many generational curses did it take? Are narcissists created by narcissistic parents? To be Continued…