DanBoothCohen
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II didn't want to communicate with dead people. My Dad, however, came through and I was convinced enough that it was him. He gave some advice which seemed clear and coherent. My question to Marla after our session ended was this. Even though this was my Dad, how am I to know that his perspective is any more accurate than mine?
Another great question! A bit of background first: In most therapies, the client comes to the therapist with a problem and is looking for help or a solution. The work is problem driven. This is not suitable when engaging with second dimension consciousness. As a result, we only begin to work when the client states a clear intention for the work. e,g, "I am depressed" does not give us a suitable starting point. The reason is when we open the field to the ancestors, they often come with their own intentions which may not be in alignment with what the client wants to work on. The ancestors can hijack the process when the intention is not clear. "I want my depression to lift," contains a clear intention. With this we can open the Field.
We don't accept as a given that the consciousness of ancestors is necessarily omniscient or more accurate in its perspective. Their cognitive functioning is simplistic. They can be obsessive emotionally. The factual information drifts in time.
What they do provide is the capacity to take back the impact of trauma that has infected subsequent generations and blessings to open a pathway of life/love consciousness that solves the modern existential dilemma.