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Detoxing past traumas🔥 We’re excited to announce Thomas Hübl at the Art of Meditation Global Summit

17 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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Thomas Hübl (speaking) frames trauma work as developing a new state of coherence across the nervous and endocrinological systems, which enables detoxing past suffering at individual, ancestral, and collective levels. He notes this process often brings discomfort or destabilization as previously held suffering surfaces, and characterizes the ongoing work as a lifelong practice defined by devotion and surrender rather than clock time.

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Basic understanding of trauma work is we develop a new state of coherence. The whole nervous system, all the endocrinological systems become more synchronized. And then that state opens up more of the suffering. Individually, ancestrally, collectively allows that to come up. But when that comes up, it feels uncomfortable. Often it feels sometimes destabilizing. It wants to detox the past. But because we all need to learn and study from life forever. And when forever is not a definition of time, it's a definition of devotion, it's a definition of surrendering.