Generational Healing for the Deepest Healing

"She's here..."

"Here?"

"Yes, in my room squatting by the closet doors. She doesn't want to talk, but is willing to listen..."

My friend had called to ask me to help to connect with her husband's great-grandmother then upon finding out that she wasn't ready to talk but was willing to listen, she asked me to share some things with my visitor. She wanted her to know that she only wanted to help, but my visitor let me know she didn't like "white people!"

My friend was a Caucasian lady married to an African American man. His great-grandmother didn't like that he had married a "white girl." With my phone in my ear, I was the go-between for the friend and her great grandmother-in-law, visiting from beyond the veil. I was willing to do some energy work - and even just talk to her - to help her to be more open to the allowing her ordinances to be performed in the temple. My client, I'll call her Susan, explained that they had only been able to find a single document about the great-grandmother on Ancestry for years. They needed more information to do her temple work.

But Grandma wasn't having it, at least at first. But as I shared words back and forth from "Susan," the grand began to soften. She let me know through my intuitive gifts what experiences that she had suffered at the hands of multiple white men. I completely understood her not trusting us but assured her that "Susan" was not like the others, that she had a great love for her people and would do whatever she needed to do to help her. It took quite a bit of talking, but the conversation became two-way after many minutes of her just listening, and before long the great-grand left my room and showed up in Susan's where they were able to talk face to face.

The next day I heard from Susan "I went on Ancestry this morning and found all kinds of documents on her life!"

Just one success story of Intuitive Generational Healing. Where I used my gifts (the gift of healing, the gift of discernment, and being able to communicate beyond the veil, and others) to help a family to heal their generational trauma and move forward along the path of accepting ordinances, and eventually the work will help to heal people from both sides of the veil. These stories are sacred to me. I don't share them often.

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For those who know me as an energy worker, you will most likely have heard me say #seekthecause quite often. Of course at times we need to help someone deal with symptoms temporally but symptomatic clearing - even healing through energy work is not the best choice for long-term healing when we are talking about things that started in generations past.. But if we are to truly get to the original cause, we often will need to look beyond this life and go back into the generations before us.

Helping our ancestors heal will help us to heal, and it can strenghten the bonds that we have to them. I feel it is a part of the Three-fold mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, helping people to clear traumas that would prevent them from accepting temple work that was done for them, and helping others along the path towards "perfection."

This work will help anyone, whether they are members of the Church or not.

How do you know if you have ancestors who need help? I realized a long time ago that if I clear someone of an energy block and they are able to see improvement of the symptoms that they came to me for help with, but those symptoms return after a few days or or even a few weeks - this usually means that we need to look at the Generational cause.

I would say that most of the physical issues that we deal with have some sort of Generational link. Often our ancestors will use symptoms to get our attention to help clear them of their trauma.

I have had amazing experiences with doing Generational clearings, I am able to connect with those on the other side when we need to, and this makes it possible to know just what is ready to clear. These experiences never fail to bring peace to the person on this side of the veil, and of course can open the door to healing for those on the other side.

What can you do to help your ancestors to heal? First, it's a good idea to ask your older relatives what physical, mental and emotional symptoms their family members dealt with and collect a thorough family medical (including mental and emotional health) history. Then you can look for patterns. Sometimes the illnesses or symptoms are not exactly alike, but you should be able to find similar traits. If you can see things like alcoholism or other addictive behaviors, depression, anxiety or other mental health issue, or even a particular organ or body system that is afflicted in multiple people, you mosts likely have Generational Trauma that needs to heal.

They need you to help them. We need them to heal to allow us to heal our physical bodies. They either need the ordinances, or need to be willing to accept the ordinances, but often need clearing before they can accept them. "For their salvation is necessary and essential to our salvation, as Paul says concerning the fathers—that they without us cannot be made perfect—neither can we without our dead be made perfect." D&C 128: 15

If you are unsure about what to do, or whether or not you even need to clear Generational Trauma, contact me through healingwurks.com or text me at 877-790-7560.

Yours in healing,

beth rice

#generationalhealing #generationaltrauma #healing

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