Childhood Trauma Healing - Soul Healing (While You Sleep)

I AM affirmations. 8hrs of childhood trauma healing affirmations to heal completely, forgive and to live a happy life free of the past.

Part of the 'Reprogram Your Mind (While You Sleep)' series, these trauma healing affirmations will reintegrate all parts of your soul which were fragmented during child abuse or childhood trauma, PROFOUNDLY healing you and making you whole again once more.

Not only will this track heal you and all childhood trauma ENTIRELY, but it will give you the gift of forgiveness so that you can be free of old wounds and go on to live a truly ABUNDANT, HAPPY LIFE.

Listen as much as you can and please let me know if these childhood trauma healing affirmations help you in the comments below!

Enjoy and let me know in the comments how this manifestation meditation changes your life!

With love,
Jess 💕

[nanner]

If you're reading this, you're a good person. You deserve love, you deserve kindness, you deserve a life free from the shackles of the pain and trauma inflicted upon you. I hold hope for you as I do for myself. We will find a way to love ourselves through this. Our lives will blossom with bliss from this moment on.

[sdjsjdksdjnskld]

I'm here to tell you that your trauma is valid. Stop comparing your trauma to those around you. Someone who is drowning in 2 feet of water is just as dead as someone drowning in 6, your struggles are valid. Please take care of yourself. Don't downplay your symptoms or say "It's not that big of a deal" when it actually is. You deserve to be honest with yourself.

[harmonyferrington]

I know nobody cares, but I wanted to share my story here.

I've been assaulted a few times, some in my sleep, some while I was awake. By my cousins, and by my dad. When my dad did it, I was only 12-11. I don't remember all the details, but I woke up to him touching me. As a kid, I didn't know what was happening. Well I did, I guess I just thought it was a dream or something. These videos have been helping me overcome this trauma, and I thank you. To everyone else out there who have possibly had the same experience, I love you. I care about you, and I hope things get better.

[andrewturvill]

It took me 25 years to really face my childhood trauma....not sure if anyone is interested but in order to heal I wrote all of my trauma into a book. It was a huge journey. It is called Sweet Dreams by Andrew Turvill. Would love some support as I self published and my family don't like me advertising it so I have to keep it low key....but the message should be out there, that we can heal, we can move on.

"Sometimes you look back and wonder how you made it, you did you survive. All you know is, you did. You will. You can."

[TonalliZeleste]

it feels so good to know im not alone, this comment section makes me feel so much better <3

[shwetharao]

My inner child has decided to forgive anybody who has hurt her, anybody who has let her down and traumatised her. She says to her younger brother who is in heaven now that she loves him dearly and holds him in her heart always. She allows herself to heal and release all the pain. She is committed to love herself, respect herself, honour herself, care for herself and support herself. she feels safe happy protected and surrounded by divine light❤️❤️

[GabrielleDiamanteLovesHealing]

🔥🙌🔥 If you read this, doesn't matter where you are right now on this planet, I wish you a wonderful night and a happy peaceful life where all your dreams become true. Wishing you this from Colorado💖🙌💖 🙌💝🙌I LOVE YOU ALL!🙌💝🙌

[biicoachingformndkarlotto]

I will be sharing this in my mensgroup as part of the healing the little boy in us.

[courtneyvineyard]

This was my first time using hypnosis to heal my deeper repressed childhood trauma. A couple of things I noticed I started getting a wave of anxiety and pulling feeling in my heart chakra but every time it would remind me I’m safe it would go away, I did get nauseous and this morning I purged everything that was in me that it brought to light last night. I know this is only the first step for me on my healing journey but I really think it’s helping me I’m also doing shadow work, meditation, journaling and watching samadhi and doing energy work to realign myself. Hope this helps someone else on their self love journey. Light, love and abundance to you all.

[lakeithia]

I’ve had a tumultuous background, and never knew how much it affected me until I got older. I started dating, and experienced guys who were not good for me. It wasn’t until my last relationship that I wanted to take action on my end. I am now working on healing my inner child to forgive my parents, family, and everyone else that has hurt me. I’m typically a happy person, but I haven’t been happy since August 2020... I pray that I heal from this the soonest I can.

[KuroRitsuka]

Thank you for this. I started listening and immediately started crying. I have alot of pent of emotions from my past. My parents were alcoholics. And most of the time it seemed like they were more focused on themselves and fighting than to ever pay attention to me and my sisters.
Parents would call the cops on each other. There were times I was asked if I wanted to see a social worker to help work through things, and I said no I don't need it, which I regret now.

It got to the point where when they fought, I shut myself in. Closed my door. I didn't know what they were fighting about, I was so used to it, but I just shut it out.
I became so introverted to the point where I couldn't even describe how I was feeling. I was very cold and numb.

My mom would constantly throw my dad out, or call the cops on him and get him arrested then get a restraining order on him. In 2015, right near my birthday, my dad was bringing home cake mix when she called the cops to arrest him and take him away when he got home. I didn't talk to him for a year after that.
In 2016, my mom was passed out on the couch and I was lonely so I reached out to my dad and went over to his place. When I told my mom I wanted to spend more time with my dad, it really hurt her. But I didn't think my mom should stop me from seeing my dad. So me and my dad would walk trails and stuff after work sometimes.

My mom started to get bad. She would drink then pass out on the couch. She told me something was wrong with her health and she needed to go to the doctor. No matter how much I tried to convince her, she wouldn't let me take her. She started smoking in the house which she knew I hated, and she started stealing money from me. At the time, I was paying half the rent. So I stopped paying rent. I had to lock my bedroom door at night because she would sneak in without me noticing and would steal cash or the numbers off of my credit card. It got to the point where I didn't feel safe at home anymore. My dad offered for me to move in with him. I moved in with him in the beginning of 2018. I feel horrible though because I only visited my mom a few times that year :( my parents were going through divorce so my dad was always bad talking my mom and made me feel like I couldn't go see her.

Then just a few months later, in December, she texted me saying that she's in the hospital. She had a heart attack. But stupid me didn't go see her. I just kept in contact by texting her. Then in January 2019, I was distracted because my dad had a lump on his neck. He had to get it biopsied. Then I went with him to have surgery to see what it was. My dad had cancer of the tonsils that spread to his lymph node in his neck. So that freaked me out. He started chemotherapy and radiation on February 11th. For 7 weeks, Monday through Friday. I butchered my work schedule in order to go with him everyday and drive him home. We woke up at 5 in the morning, for his 7am appointment. Some days we were there for an hour, some days it was literally all day. Then after, I would still go to work. It was exhausting. Meanwhile my mom has been in and out of the hospital. And for some reason, it didn't click with me on how sick she really was. In April, my dad's treatment was finally done. Took months to recover though. I finally took the time to see my mom in April, she came over to my sisters place. Her face was all swollen, she had lost alot of weight, her stomach was swollen, legs and feet were swollen. She wore my slippers because she couldn't fit into her shoes 😭 she didn't tell us what she had, didn't really act like anything was wrong. She acted like she had everything under control. Stupid me. She wasn't okay.

In May, a few days after mother's day, she wasn't answering her phone. My grandpa asked if me and my sister would check on her. We did. She was gasping for air on the couch and told us how to get her oxygen for her! I had no clue she was this bad. Her apartment was absolutely trashed. My sister and I just thought, let's go get cleaning supplies and help her! I asked her if she needed anything and she's like really? She sounded happy at the question. All she wanted was some water. It breaks my heart thinking back because we started to clean and she's like don't, it'll be there for me later. Will you please just sit with me? It sucks because my dad was watching my sisters kids and he was still recovering from his cancer so he was exhausted, so we had to hurry up and get my sister home. I told my mom I'd visit her tomorrow.
Me and my sister came back the next day, we find my mom on the floor, naked, incoherent, her eyes are yellow. And there's bumps on them.
I urge my sister to call 911. We wrapped my mom in her robe and blankets. The medics/cops act like this has been an ongoing thing, like they know her and they weren't exactly gentle with her which pissed me off. We drove up to the hospital. In icu, the lady was like a ninja running around trying to bring my mom back to life. It was such a surreal moment. So worried, not sure what's wrong, not realizing she was so bad. Her feet were black from lack of oxygen. It was so horrible. She didn't seem to be conscious of what was going on. For two weeks she was in the hospital. They really didn't tell us what was wrong just that she is "a very sick girl". I was at the hospital for about 12 hours a day, almost everyday in those two weeks. She ended up aspirating blood and it got into her stomach so she had to have that pumped out. She had so many tubes in her mouth. They also had her on a breathing machine, she had copd too so she wasn't breathing well. They said that off the machine, we don't know how long she'll last. So they took her off the breathing machine. It was such a scary day. That was a Friday. Our family always had get togethers on Fridays, that was our game night. So my mommy woke up for us to spend that day with us. I watched impractical jokers with her and we were laughing together while I was at her side. We were able to fly my grandparents out from Iowa to see her. Her sister who she hadn't seen in years came out from South Dakota. I thought she was going to be okay... My family had been there all day. We decided that during the night, my sister would stay with her so we could all get some rest and come back in the morning. I said goodnight to my mommy, and kissed her on the forehead and said I love you.
My mom stayed up until 3am with my sister. They were talking and watching TV. Darla was worried she was tired so she's like mom, you should rest. And she said I don't want to yet. Mom finally fell asleep. But she never woke up. I was alerted to hurry up and get there in the morning. Rushed out the door. We were informed that her eyes rolled to the back of her head, meaning that her brain was not connected to her body anymore. She was breathing but she was brain dead. When told that they were going to up the morphine and ativan and that basically she was gone, I've never cried so hard in my entire life. In the hallway of the hospital, I cried my eyes out on my sisters shoulder. By 5:12pm that Sunday, she was completely gone.

Quite a long story, but this is basically what I've been through. Not only my messed up childhood, but my grieving and regret. The regret of moving out of my mom's house and not going to see her. So many things. So I've been sad every single day since she's passed. I think it's time I try and heal from my past. Thank you for listening, thank you for reading. Helps to tell people my story.

[michellemdebuka]

I am healing. I’m not what happened to me when I was young. I will be the best mother my kids can ever ask for. I am unlearning all that I learnt from my toxic mother.. I am relearning that it okay to love and be full of love. To sorround myself with people who care and are full of love. I am enough, I am beautiful, I am worthy of great things coming my way. 🙏🏽

[jasminemelody]

Wow. I've suffered trauma and as a result I've depersonilsation derelization since i was 14.i sat up right, closed my eyes and put my headphones. I listed to 30 mins, it didnt cure me but I feel at peace... not anxious and on edge. I feel happier. I felt more connected to my surroundings. I will do this everyday, maybe it will help me feel like myself again

[gmannfl]

I AM RELEASING THE BLOCKAGES, BITTERNESS, REVENGE, ENVY, CONTEMPT, GRIEF, SADNESS, ALIENATION, LONELINESS, I AM RELEASING ALL THAT HAS HELD ME BACK, I AM RELEASING ALL TOXICITY, MY ENERGY SYSTEM IS CLEARED, I AM RESTORED, REJUVENATED AND RESTORED, I AM RENEWED. I AM ABLE TO STEP IN TO A NEW LIFE NOW, I AM LIVING IN JOY, HARMONY, LOVE OF MYSELF OTHERS. I AM LIVING IN ABUNDANCE AND PROSPERITY. I AM LIVING IN PERFECT HEALTH, WITH SOURCE. I AM LIVING A LIFE I TRULY LOVE. THANK YOU FOR MY BEAUTIFUL SOUL. THANK YOU FOR MY BEAUTIFUL LIFE OF ONENESS. THANK YOU FOR MY ENTIRE HEALING OF THE PAST. I AM HEALED NOW. NOW I ACCEPT HEALING EVERYWHERE I ACKNOWLEDGE IN ME.

[toastyvlogs]

This is so beautiful. I went to rest one night and when i woke up my mind was transformed in the most positive way thankyou for creating this video

[BigMoney]

I am crying because it’s been so many years I was taught to suppress my emotions it feels good to get it out God Bless You Earth 🌍 Angel 👼 Thank You Love To Everyone

[neilbrie]

I started listening self-love affirmations, for a week, with the self-love meditation with Louise Hay, it was beneficial. But at one point part of me resisting to the process of changing. I can see progress, but I feel I need to open the pandora box of my traumatic childhood. You think you over it, and realise that in your mind, you still have difficulty to deserve to be happy or succeed. To every one listening to this. My heart is with you. No children should suffer as we did. Love to all.

[princessak]

I was burnt with hot boiling kettle water at the age of 14, by a total stranger and both my narc parents stood there and didn’t do nothing, imagine that. Never got justice never will. I’m 34 and I’m still trying to come to the acceptance. It’s been tough but May the lord be with me or anyone that has faced any kind of abuse 🙏

[JL-vcej]

NEVER give up. I feel like someone needs to hear this. I read a lot of comments similar to my own story, of not finding out the truth of my past until I was older, and that affecting my entire life. I'm saddened to know how many people struggle with the same issues. Much love to all of you watching this video and commenting. I'm so sorry you all endured so much hurt in life. You are loved.

[riskyanthony]

I love this! Its crazy how we grow up and never really heal from certain traumas. I never thought it really affected us but I realize that it does. This calms my soul and it gives me peace.