Recapitulation - peter

[Guest guest]

It is a form of " recapping " events and experiences in a life and

seeing tham for the forgiveness opportunities that they can have vand

then initiating that process. - blessings peter - chrism

 

Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

1 , " peter.nichols " <peter wrote:

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> I don't understand recapitulation.

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter, John here - in my case, and I'm probably older than you,

recapitulation has meant revisiting events that had a big emotional

impact on my life, mainly those where I was hurt or caused hurt. I

replay the event or relationship slowly, seeing the other person's

interpretation, examining in some depth how things escalated and why

the hurt and provocation got out of control, any number of causes, bad

communication, immaturity, thoughtless come-back comments and so-on.

I look at how that mishap had a character shaping influence on me from

that point on and perhaps created blockages in my spontaneity and loss

of trust. Once (sometimes literally) painstakingly identified and

robbed of their heat and drama, these events and relationships lose

their grip and the horizons for personal growth widen as does the

pathway for the progression of Shakti. is so right, it is a

process of forgiveness and self-forgiveness on a massive scale.

 

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Chrism responded:

 

" It is a form of " recapping " events and experiences in a life and

seeing tham for the forgiveness opportunities that they can have and

then initiating that process. - blessings peter - chrism "

 

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Peter wrote: " I don't understand recapitulation......... "

[Guest guest]

Thanks Chrism,

 

Is this something we visualize, or is it something we actually do? Or

both?

 

Peter

 

 

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> It is a form of " recapping " events and experiences in a life and

> seeing tham for the forgiveness opportunities that they can have vand

> then initiating that process. - blessings peter - chrism

>

> Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

> 1 , " peter.nichols@ " <peter@> wrote:

> >

> > I don't understand recapitulation.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi John,

 

Thank you for your kind response. I think I can begin now. You're

right there is so much we get caught up in and only being honest with

ourselves and others will let it out. Daunting.

 

Peter

 

 

 

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<...> wrote:

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>

> Hi Peter, John here - in my case, and I'm probably older than you,

> recapitulation has meant revisiting events that had a big emotional

> impact on my life, mainly those where I was hurt or caused hurt. I

> replay the event or relationship slowly, seeing the other person's

> interpretation, examining in some depth how things escalated and why

> the hurt and provocation got out of control, any number of causes, bad

> communication, immaturity, thoughtless come-back comments and so-on.

> I look at how that mishap had a character shaping influence on me from

> that point on and perhaps created blockages in my spontaneity and loss

> of trust. Once (sometimes literally) painstakingly identified and

> robbed of their heat and drama, these events and relationships lose

> their grip and the horizons for personal growth widen as does the

> pathway for the progression of Shakti. is so right, it is a

> process of forgiveness and self-forgiveness on a massive scale.

>

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> responded:

>

> " It is a form of " recapping " events and experiences in a life and

> seeing tham for the forgiveness opportunities that they can have and

> then initiating that process. - blessings peter - chrism "

>

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>

> Peter wrote: " I don't understand recapitulation......... "

>