BOOTH Talks Podcast - Episode 3
Rape Survivor: How to Stop Surviving, and Become More by Trauma Healing

We cannot compare pain and no one has a right to own all pain. While this sounds exclusive it is actually more inclusive and allows us to relate to others because it gives us the freedom to stop feeling guilty for our pain and give ourselves credit for it and stop attempting to cover it up and stop attempting to hide it from others because we feel guilty or ashamed for allowing it. When we recognize that trauma is trauma and it does not matter what anyone else has been through then we give ourselves a right to feel and own our pain and not back down from it and not feel scared of sharing it and not feel ashamed for carrying the burden of it. And in this way we are able to finally be free.

What this means is that we actually have the power to relate to others who have been through trauma and we understand then why we can feel their pain. Even if we haven't been through someone else's exact experience or pain, pain is pain and a trauma survivor can relate to another without any words needing to be spoken. The silent understanding and the pain is there and maybe we can learn to achieve a more vulnerable world where we are able to share ourselves freely if people would all stop hiding their pain.

For many years I did not allow myself to recognize my own pain and I wondered why I had this horrible burden of shame and pain to begin with and every single woman that I met appeared to be a rape survivor. I didn't understand why I kept meeting women like this when I felt that I did not have the right to be in so much pain when they had been through "so much worse" than I.

Come to realize one day, as I lived through my journey of healing, that in fact I was a rape survivor myself and then everything in my life began to make sense finally. It was the missing puzzle piece. The missing piece in my life (other than true love, of course) that finally made everything make sense to me where before it made none. It was a memory I buried and repressed for many many years, and messed me up for many years, and if it was bad enough that I don't even remember it and only have mere glimpses of the memory, I'd say that I have a right to feel justified in feeling this pain and a right to being able to relate to others who also have it.

So don't sell yourself short on your pain. Live it own it and feel it but don't be arrogant about it and don't think that it entitles you to anything. The only way to move on from this pain is to stop being a victim and stop being just a survivor:

And be a thriver instead.

Rape Survivor - How to Stop Surviving, and Become More by Trauma Healing

BOOTH Talks Podcast - Episode 1
Healing Yourself - How to Move Forward After Significant Trauma and Be at Peace with your Demons

Ending the conflict. Finding peace.

Advisory: This podcast contains sensitive material. Certain individuals may be triggered by the content. Use at your own discretion.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:04 Part 1 - Highly sensitive individuals, OCD, mental "dis"-order, and their roots/origin
19:19 Part 2 - Identifying traumatic memories and the truth of trauma
23:52 Part 3 - Looking at the Trauma Wounds and healing them

In this episode Josh Booth breaks down the intricacies of highly sensitive individuals responding and reacting to trauma and developing intrusive thoughts, and obsessive-compulsive disorder as a result, as well as other trauma-based mental dis-orders. 

In the first half the details are explained regarding how these disorders are triggered by things that we do not want, but they have a root cause in trauma.

In the second half a message is channeled through about how one can heal oneself and guiding one through the process, with enlightenment and awareness, to bring about the healing of these traumas so that the dis-orders themselves can be resolved, and not just their symptoms.

It is believed by the speaker that one is fully capable of healing themselves without resorting to a third party to do the work for them. However, It should be noted that this is the opinion of the speaker and should not be taken as medical or professional advice. Disclaimer: if you suspect you have symptoms of depression, schizophrenia, suicidal ideation, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or any other mental disorder, then it is advised that you seek the help of a licensed professional or clinician and consult your doctor before entertaining the information contained here-in. The use of this video is done at your own discretion and the speaker is not responsible for how you choose to use it.

May this help you on your journey.

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Healing Yourself - How to Move Forward After Significant Trauma and Be at Peace with your Demons

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