In an article entitled "Some Evidence of How We Spiritually Connected I discussed a recent case study where it was possible to clear a traumatic memory from one person's consciousness and by so doing it also helped permanently clear the traumatic memory from the consciousness of another person who shared the memory of the same event. In this study the second person was neither present nor aware of the work I was doing with the first person.

I wish to use this study to highlight a very serious and significant problem thats undermining the entire human species and has been doing so since the beginning of time.

When two individuals share the memory of a traumatic event the following ensues:

1. Person "A"'s memory is not only held in their consciousness as an energy/frequency pattern, it is also "transmitted" to Person "B" and by doing so "reinforces" and "anchors" the same energy/frequency pattern in their consciousness.

2. The same happens in reverse, with Person "B"'s affecting the degree to which Person "A" holds their energy/frequency pattern.

3. The net result is that each individual is "enslaved" by the energy/frequency pattern in the other person.

4. The consequence of holding such negative memory patterns in their consciousness is that each individual has negative and occasionally physical repercussions that undermine the quality of their lives.

5. This has the net effect of draining the life energy of all individuals who share that traumatic memory pattern. Another way of saying this is that it is killing them.

So how many traumatic memories are commonly shared by individuals on this planet?

How many of these traumatic memories have a significant negative emotional charge to them?

What impact does having this cumulative trauma shared and "passed around" have on the degree of fear that we experience here?

What impact does this fear have on the amount of violent behavior that springs from the paranoia that such fear engenders?

How much more traumas are perpetrated by such violent acts?

So, you see how we are caught in a perpetual spiral of trauma, violence, more traumas, ad infinitum? No wonder we've had so much trouble taming this beast.

What if we could start to literally erase the shared collective human trauma that is responsible for this vicious cycle? Is that worth doing?

In my view, it appears to be essential. What do you think?