Women’s Energetics – Healing Subtle Body Wounds of Sexual TraumaCopyright Lisa Ericksonwww.MommyMystic.com 3
Introduction
The energy practices and meditations in this E‐book are for healing the wounds of sexual trauma on a woman’s energy body. The practices are chakra‐based, andparticularly focus on the first and second chakras, which are most directly impacted bysexual trauma. Because these chakras form the foundation of our chakra system, whenthey are inhibited in any way, we can find it difficult to fully access our personal powerand passion. A healthy second chakra is particularly important for women, because of the central role it plays in the flow of our kundalini, or spiritual life force energy.You don’t need a pre‐existing familiarity with the chakras, or subtle anatomy of anytype, to engage in this process, although it may help. The practices are organized into a10‐day process – a self‐healing journey, where each day you will engage in either journaling or energy work, or both. You will be guided through the practices for eachday step by step, and all of the meditation and visualization work is also available onlineatwww.MommyMystic.comin audio form as a guided session (note that there is also abasic introduction to the chakras and chakra meditation available there.)You also don’t have to be a victim of overt sexual trauma to benefit from this process.Frankly, I feel that every woman on the planet should engage in a process of this type atsome point in her life. Because of the imbalances in masculine/yang and feminine/yinenergies that exist at a social, cultural and energetic level in today’s world, most of ussustain energetic wounds, or at the very least blocks, to our feminine power. Thisprocess is designed to first surface, release and heal those wounds and blocks, and thento reconnect us to the natural energies and unique spiritual power of our sacral (second)chakra. In addition to the personal benefits, any woman that does this begins to emit anew kind of light, contributing to the rebalancing of energies that is currently occurring.It is important that you do not view this process as a replacement for counseling ortherapy. If you have been the victim of sexual abuse or violence of any sort at any pointin your life,
please seek professional help if you have not done so already.
There aremany counseling and therapy programs available worldwide, including free ones.Whether your abuse or violent event(s) took place recently or years ago, you can benefitfrom professional help, and there are many affordable options available. Go online andresearch them for yourself. This energetic process will be more beneficial to you onceyou have completed, or are at the very least engaged in, a therapeutic process.You can do this process more than once, and you can pull out any of the practices to doindividually as you like, once you’ve completed the entire process once. I’ve noted whenit’s important to combine a particular practice with another one, but these are allaccessible, safe practices for any woman to engage in. The important thing is just to doyour best, begin your healing journey, at the level that feels comfortable for you. I firmlybelieve that these practices are empowered and protected by forces much greater thanme or you, and that once you begin, you will feel this for yourself, and be guided by it.
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