an author who has taken a series of unconventional pathways to transform complex trauma
Her choices have led to encounters with magical people and directions to visit exact locations – in the psyche, this world and the spirit realms.
There is a subtle change in resonance as a person enters into an old trauma pattern. Some can sense it but not all.
Jenny can hear the energetic points within a person’s story. Perhaps she was born this way or it was the result of childhood trauma or from the years of listening to client stories or maybe it comes from her shamanic practice.
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The Journey So Far
Two White Feathers and a handful of Rocks
Apu suddenly said, ‘When I look at you, I see someone who fluctuates between a beautiful and powerful woman and a young child.’
Summerlands
‘Beheading, like that of the Green Knight, is a time when severance enters our life – when the hypnotic trance of our conditioning is incised.’
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Some other sentences also resonated with me (and the trauma experience). ‘Then the person was hauled away, or died, or retreated, and it was just the two of them again. Odd women out. Unique girls. Strange.’ Isn’t that how it always happens for the trauma survivor? Or ‘I didn’t want to face the moment when Delphine had to get up and leave him alone in the place where so often, he’d slept unconscious but that now, fully aware, occupied in a virgin state of shame?’ For me this was another masterful reference to a waking up (temporary or permanent) from the trauma state.
