Wendy K. Laidlaw

And my belief is that these situations occur so that we have to stop, re-examine and fully wake up to how we were before.

And there's a part of us ultimately crying out to say, we don't want to carry on like this.

We can't carry on like this.

There's too much going on underneath the surface that we are strongly and willfully trying to kind of ignore or push past through or move away from.

Because I think that is actually kind of

at the root of a lot of

deeply embedded subconscious what I would refer to as trauma you know invariably there's been a lot of either childhood loss or childhood trauma in one way or another that is so deeply buried because if you think of of any child up to the age of seven as they say they walk around in a semi-hypnotic state they're just little sponges that are absorbing sort of their environment and the people that are in that environment what we're looking to do is is really try and kind of

open up and get a greater sense of what has been happening at a younger age that has perhaps set up background operating systems, like in a computer, that perhaps that we don't actually want to have operating anymore.

I mean, I was speaking to a speaker yesterday, I've got another Ultimate Emotional Health Summit coming up at the end of March, and she was saying it's almost like a virus, isn't it?

You've got a background virus and you're kind of functioning okay, but there's just some

lethargy or there's just something going on in the background and that what that's what can sometimes happen you know when you've got unresolved uh sense of loss sense of disruption upset trauma and and what is one person's large trauma could be somebody else's small trauma so it's really this this is what's unique i don't think our society's trying to stick us into little boxes and and we all trying to make us robots and we all should think the same and feel the same and do the thing

not we're all very unique whilst women with endometriosis in particular are as you know i call e-hisps exquisitely highly sensitive people highly intuitive sensitive people and we our bodies our minds our spirit our soul are far more alive and electric if you like to the the world and the environment around about us so and so it's even harder for a woman like us to to feel

we feel the pressure of fitting into the tiny little box that society wants us to put into.

And this is why there can be lots of disease or disharmony show up in our body, in our heart and in our soul as it does.

It's literally crying out to be looked at, to have a little bit of light shine upon it so that we can re-examine what we've always thought was

was a way that we should be or always thought that that was the way that we should think when actually, you know, there's great metamorphosis going on inside you during this time.

And now there's some fantastic books out there and there's going to be some more books coming out to you over the next couple of months.

One in particular, which is fantastic and a gentleman that actually had a lot of outright animosity from his peers

And this is very common when you get the odd gem of a doctor who questions his training, questions how his patients or his clients aren't getting well.

And when he starts to think outside the box and and again on my summit, I've got some fantastic people coming in with that sort of thinking that you have expanded their original thinking to really get a sense of.