Healing Generational Wounds through Quantum Entanglement and Crystal Work

“You are a link in a chain of causation that stretches before and after your life for thousands of generations.”

—Rev. Chris Michaels, founding minister of the Center for Spiritual Living

Maybe you’re not aware, but your behaviors have an origin—one you may never think of. It’s not necessarily genetic, as you may believe. Rather, the origin is within your mind, passed down through many generations.

What we see as our daily behaviors, reactions, preferences, and rejections might mirror behaviors and attitudes of grandparents, great-grandparents, and ancestors for generations back, which we’re unconsciously repeating.

Internal content passes from generation to generation.

According to Lost in Transmission: Studies of Trauma Across Generations edited by M. Gerard Fromm (2012), “What human beings cannot contain of their experience—what has been traumatically overwhelming, unbearable, unthinkable—falls out of social discourse, but very often on to and into the next generation as an affective sensitivity or a chaotic urgency.”

We all carry within unknown stories from before our lifetimes.

Scientists now attest that neural activity propagates through an electrical field. Your brain is comprised of a network of neurons or nerve cells, which, when they interact, generate an electrical field that surrounds your head. Some have speculated this is the “mind.” Here, your thoughts are measurable perturbations and disturbances in the brain’s overall electric field. So, thoughts are literally energy—flocking in your energy field. Thus, they’re governed by the rules of quantum mechanics, including the law of entanglement: We are intertwined with everything we’ve ever encountered. In our interconnected energy world, this means that we also are intertwined with our ancestors’ energy—including their beliefs and behaviors.

Our life is mainly influenced by the unconscious—energy and beliefs of others. I’ll share with you a real-life story. This story began in the 1950s.

Fay was a beautiful, bright woman who lived in a Latin American men-oriented culture. She didn’t want to be like other women (and her mother) who stayed at home at the mercy of their husbands. She wanted to study and work. To avoid repeating that story, she ran in the opposite direction—adopting masculine behaviors. Though she married and had three children, she soon left her husband; he wasn’t fun or “good enough” for her. She married again and again, and none of these relationships worked for her. Of course, she blamed the other. Her partner wasn’t good enough, didn’t travel or dance with her, and so on. Like most of us, she wasn’t aware that the stories she was living were inside her, not outside.

Without knowing it, she was leaving a mind pattern in her descendants: “Men are not good enough.” “I have to do certain things to feel or experience love.”

Fay’s eldest, like her mother, was beautiful and brilliant, studied and worked, and had a masculine attitude. She married a man who didn’t meet her standards (or, I should say, her mother’s standards within her mind). Not wanting to repeat her mother’s story—going from one husband to another—she stayed married. But the story within her was stronger and, like her mother’s story, ended with divorce.

Let’s talk about her three daughters, all hardworking women, who, like mother and grandmother, had masculine attitudes and saw men as “not good enough.” One has had many partners, finding with each an excuse or some flaw to leave. The other mistreats men, going out with several at once, playing with suitors, and not taking them seriously. The third daughter does things in order to deserve love.

Think of how many stories stored in your mind you’re resonating with—creating uncomfortable situations and unhappy moments in your life.

Isn’t it worthy to work consciously to release the mind contents you no longer resonate with? Isn’t it worthy to deliver the best legacy to your descendants and the world?

When we fully wake up to our limiting beliefs based on how we’ve been raised, including the beliefs of our parents and those who came before them, we have a choice. We can adopt authentic inner content, to create new resonance to improve our life and our world.

Our minds are also transceivers—able to receive and send signals into our quantum energetic reality. We can take advantage of entanglement and the scientific properties of crystals to improve our reality, consciously choosing which possibilities to collapse our energy wave function into. Through quantum entanglement and crystal energy vibration, we can heal in the present our past, our present, and our future—and future generations.

Thus, the importance of engaging in inner personal work. Crystals are tools that bring awareness and transformation—helping you transcend internal contents, including generational contents, and make conscious choices to improve your resonance and what you leave to future generations. Working with crystals, you can transform the energy of the entire lineage preceding you. As you transform, the energy of the entire lineage is transformed. We cannot take this lightly. You are the one who can heal old wounds for your entire lineage. Imagine how many generations could be affected by your lack of awareness or commitment to work on yourself. But also, how many generations could be healed through your conscious work?

After 20 years of experience as a holistic practitioner and crystal healer, I can attest that the number one unconscious wound among my clients and workshop participants is the mother wound. If you’re ready to commit to internal work and leave the best legacy for your children and future generations, I invite you to begin with The Crystalline Mother:  A Workshop for Women and Men to Heal Our Mother Wounds Through Crystal Energy Vibration. 

Crystal PAST! 

Beatriz