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A Detailed Look at Yoni Crystals: Tips to Choose the Best for You
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4 years agoon
Yoni crystals also referred to as the yoni egg, jade, or love egg, have been Asia’s best-kept secret in bringing out the feminine pleasure and the healing power of the yoni. This egg, together with other yoni crystals, has been in use for more than 5,000 years.
Today, this ancient Taoist secret is out and shared by many health-conscious women worldwide. Do you know this secret? Are you using it to get in touch with your femininity? I will explore different crystals and assist you to make the right choice depending on your current needs.
Why Do Women Use Yoni Crystals?
These stones are curved from the earth. They have various healing and restoration capabilities. They tap the healing power of the sacral chakra.
The sacral chakra is the center of energy that sets the woman’s emotional state and sexual gratification.
When going through physical or emotional trauma, a woman tends to retain negative residual energy around the womb or hips. This negative energy will manifest itself in many ways including a poor sex drive, urinary incontinence, menstrual cramps, hormonal imbalances, and infertility.
The woman puts these egg-shaped crystals in or around the vagina (also known as the yoni) during meditation to balance the energy in the sacral chakra. In turn, she accesses both spiritual and physical healing.
The Different Types of Yoni Crystals
Commonly used yoni crystals are rose quartz, nephrite jade, black obsidian, and green aventurine. However, according to Taoist teachings, traditionally, women used only 3 crystals. They would start with Jade crystals. Jade has healing properties. You then introduce Black Obsidian. It integrates your ‘shadow.’ Finally, whenever you feel ready, move on to Rose Quartz. This gem opens the Heart. Let’s have a deeper look at each of them.
Nephrite Jade
This is the most popular especially for beginners. Compared to other crystals, the nephrite-jade stone is a dense and heavy gemstone. The weight makes it ideal for Kegel exercises. In addition, it doesn’t break easily, which is good because when starting, that gem will fall multiple times before you master the retention skill. This crystal also has high thermal conductivity. It feels warm immediately you put it inside and, therefore, your body uses lesser energy to warm it up.
The advantages of Nephrite Jade
It communicates with your Heart chakra. This egg will connect your heart with your yoni. It also balances your body’s water, which promotes your overall health, especially that of your kidneys. Finally, Jade promotes balance, well-being, and self-love.
Black Obsidian
This crystal is a hard, dense, strong volcanic stone. The grounding and salvaging properties of the Black Obsidian are excellent in removing negative deep unconscious thoughts. Such thoughts may manifest as hidden anger and fear from past traumatic experiences such as the loss of a child during childbirth. Ideally, this crystal resonates with your root chakra to relieve the pelvic negative energies.
Rose Quartz
Rose Quartz or the love stone is an intimacy gemstone. This love stone heals the body and spirit of emotional wounds through the heart chakra. It does this by sending positive vibrations to the yoni to replace negative feelings and hindrances. This energy release, in turn, facilitates the restoration of your self-worth and self-love. Use the Rose Quartz crystals for your yoni to bring back the romantic mood in your life.
Note
Most yoni crystals are available in three different sizes: Small, medium and large. If you are just beginning, start with the large size and work towards the small size. Find the type that is drilled or threaded for easy removal. However, remember that you don’t have to worry about the egg getting stuck in the yoni. This never happens because the woman’s womb is created to give birth, and, therefore, naturally pushes the egg down and out of the yoni.
A Guide to Buying the Right Yoni Crystals for You
How do you choose the right yoni crystal for maximum benefits? Here is my simple guide.
Your intuition
Yoni crystals possess energy that draws our inner energies. What does your intuition say? I may advise you to start with Jade but if your inner being has a stronger attraction to the love stone, by all means, go for the love stone. This is because unless you feel internally connected to the yoni crystal, you will never fully experience the benefits.
Mineral Composition
Choose yoni crystals that resonate with you. Minerals such as Jadeite and Nephrite can be very powerful in their pure form. You can also choose according to your Zodiac. Sometimes a crystal may be composed of more than one mineral (like the Lilac Jadeite). Understand the energies these minerals possess and chose a crystal based on that. Be careful, however, not to fall for cheap imitations. Genuine original yoni crystals are certified.
Shape and size
Choose a shape and size that is comfortable. Our yonis are different. If an oval crystal feels more comfortable than a circular one, use the oval gem.
Exercise Routine – How do you plan to use the crystals? When meditating, bathing or sleeping? A yoni crystal stays firm in a sitting position. If you try different positions, the heavy and biggest crystals work better.
Yoni Crystals FAQs
Will I feel cold when I insert these crystals in my yoni?
Initially, yes. But this will quickly shift to a warm and cuddly embrace as the crystal absorbs the warmth of your Yoni.
How do I clean my yoni crystal?
Soak the crystal in warm soapy water for a few minutes before air-drying it. Add a few drops of natural plant extracts for a fresh scent as desired. To sanitize your drilled yoni egg, pour a few drops of coconut oil into the hole. Run a long string back and forth through the hole. Wash it off with a mild soap. Let it dry.
Are there any side effects for prolonged use of the yoni crystals?
There are no known side effects of using yoni crystals. However, it is important to mention that not all crystals are ideal for the yoni. Some are intended to be placed in a room and not come into physical contact. Since these are earth minerals, some may react with your skin or deposit some chemicals in your yoni. Make sure you understand the properties of the metal composition of the crystals before buying.
Conclusion
The yoni crystals are every woman’s secret weapon to unleashing her sexual strength. I hope this guide equips you to take full advantage of the benefits of yoni crystals. The power to heal yourself is now in your hands. Try them today.
Katya Ki is the Founder of SOLANCHA Magazine, a Metaphysical Expert, a Reiki Master, and Human Rights Attorney. She has been studying Eastern metaphysics, cosmology, and esotericism for almost 20 years now. And she's still discovering new knowledge, which is hidden in ancient teachings. During her pilgrimage to the monastery of Saint Catherine in Egypt, she discovered the SOLANCHA System. This is how the SOLANCHA journey started!
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Fawn Trauma Response: Unlearn the People-Pleasing Behavior
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August 5, 2022Fawning is about being big on pleasing people and engaging in pacifying behaviors. In fawn trauma response, the victim prioritizes appeasing people and receiving approval. We know it feels great to be liked by the people around you. But it is utterly useless if you are losing yourself while at it. And this is what fawning is all about; people abandon themselves to get the validation of the people around them.
Fawning often happens when you don’t feel seen. This way, you will go to any lengths to get noticed and validated while leaving behind your emotions, thoughts, and body sensations.
What is Fawn Trauma Response?
You must have heard of fright, flight, or freeze responses to trauma. These are the most talked about, and they happen when you are faced with potential physical danger. However, a less known response to trauma is the fawn trauma response.
If you find yourself overly concerned with the needs of others while forgetting your own, then you are fawning.
According to Pete Walker, a marriage family therapist, a fawn trauma response is all about being more appealing to the threat. And one easy way to know you are fawning is when you have a problem saying “no.” This happens when you lack firm boundaries in your relationships or cannot create them.
Why Do People Fawn?
People fawn to avoid disapproval, criticism, judgment, and rebuke. Think of this situation; you offered to babysit a friend’s child on some weekends. However, one weekend, you have tickets to your favorite musician’s concert, and you had already made it a routine to help babysit on Sundays.
Now you are stranded and afraid to turn down your friend. So you must cancel your trip to the concert because of what your friend will think or say of you. Yes, they can babysit their child this one Sunday, but you feel like you have to do the duty to avoid disapproval or appear to be friendly and caring.
And this is all about pleasing your friend and being afraid of breaking your relationship; or being seen as the not helpful friend. It is not about you wanting to help genuinely. This exemplifies how you can forfeit your needs, thoughts, boundaries, and preferences.
Research shows that a fawn trauma response often develops after a child grows up in a shame-based environment and has to take up parent roles. Fawning doesn’t have to be complicated. It can be simple as not mentioning your favorite restaurant when a group of friends selects where to dine. To avoid disapproval, you are better off always dining in their favorite restaurant.
Note: Do not confuse fawning for compassion, kindness, or selflessness. These acts are not at your cost. However, if you fawn, the action affects you negatively, but you keep doing it anyway.
What Type of Trauma Causes Fawn Response?
A single event such as an accident does not cause fawning. Repeat events such as childhood trauma and complex trauma, especially where the child had to keep appeasing the abuser, result in fawning. Fawning is often associated with relational trauma or trauma that developed in a relationship context.
Signs of Fawning
Below are both common and uncommon signs of fawning:
- Denying your pain, trauma, discomfort, complaints, and needs,
- Constantly flying under the radar,
- Changing your thoughts or preferences to align with others,
- Taking responsibility for the emotional reactions of others,
- Over-apologizing, or even apologizing when you have not made any mistake,
- Depression linked to trauma,
- Finding challenges with authentic self-expression.
How to Deal with Fawn Trauma Response?
Breaking the fawning habit can be difficult because it is often linked to childhood experiences and relationships. Here are some ways to unlearn the pattern.
#1: Set Firm Boundaries
It is essential to keep a distinct line between your feelings and other people’s feelings. Start by recognizing that your feelings belong to you and nobody else. And, even more importantly, it is not your job to carry the burden of other people’s feelings. Be in a relationship where you can say “no” when your boundaries are overstepped.
#2: Be More Gentle with Yourself and Validate Yourself
If you notice that you fawn a lot, it is time to be more compassionate to yourself. Observe yourself when around others and try to be kind to yourself. When you notice that you are fawning, do not scold yourself. Just nudge yourself gently and promise yourself to do better the next time.
Validate your feelings and emotions even when people around you are bringing you down. Practice affirmations such as:
- I am valid even if my critics do not see my strengths!
- I am doing better than I did yesterday!
Learn to sit with the anger and disappointment of others because it will happen when you stop fawning.
#3: Go to Therapy
As we have stated, fawning often develops due to childhood trauma. The best way to deal with childhood trauma is to talk to a professional therapist. Attending therapy may help you be more aware of your behaviors. The awareness that comes with therapy may help you manage the following questions well:
- Is what I am doing aligning with my values?
- Am I doing or saying this to appease someone else? And are my actions at my own expense?
- Am I being true to myself, or am I doing this entirely for the other person’s benefit?
Remind yourself to stick to your actual values if you notice you are big on fawning. Step by step, you will get there.
#4: Put Yourself First
Wait until you are asked for help to give help. Sometimes, people want to speak about their problems. They are not looking for solutions. However, in your fawn habit, you may find yourself offering to help in ways that may be beyond your means. Do not offer help until you are asked.
And even more importantly, do not offer help if you do not mean it or if it will overstretch you. In putting yourself first, let your opinion be heard. Do not constantly change your opinion to align with others.
Was your father present in your life growing up? How would you describe your relationship with him? Was it the same as how he treated your mother? Fathers have a significant role in shaping your character, consciously or unconsciously. And while a mother wound affects your femininity, a father wound affects your masculinity. So what exactly is a father wound, what symptoms do you manifest, and how can you heal it? We will answer these and more in this article.
What is a Father Wound?
We all possess feminine and masculine energy. A mother imparts feminine energy, while a father imparts masculine energy. And while the feminine leans more toward the inner self, intuitions, and nurturing, the masculine energy represents being assertive and confident. So from your mother figures, you learn sensitivity, respect, patience, sensuality, and similar traits. From your father figures, you learn self-worth, confidence, stability, courage, boundaries, etc.
This influence doesn’t necessarily come from your birth father or a father figure around you, but it emanates from anyone in your life who radiates more masculine energy.
What happens if your masculine energy is shaky? You can’t face the world with confidence, you always find yourself compromising healthy boundaries, you feel worthless, and you can settle for anything. Do any of these resonate with you? That right there describes a father wound.
A father wound can result from an absent father (both physically and emotionally), an overly critical dad, or one who is abusive, whether directly towards you or the people you love, like your mother.
Luckily, there’s hope, and you can heal and start over. But first, let’s discuss these characters even deeper.
The Symptoms of a Father Wound
#1: Low Self-Esteem
Do you always second-guess yourself? Like you feel you’re not good enough no matter how much effort you put in? That could be a result of a father wound. Children, in their innocence, don’t understand that their parents can have flaws. They blame their parents’ reactions on themselves. Once they transition into adulthood, they feel incapable of handling life independently. For example, a child who was constantly abused or overly criticized by the father will grow up believing they are dumb and never good enough. However, the truth is that their father could not see past his flaws.
#2: An Endless Search for Love
Are you wondering why you still can’t settle for “the one” after dating several partners? This happens a lot, especially with women who never experienced fatherly love. You keep searching, but no one can truly quench your thirst for love. It’s also common for such people to get married and divorced multiple times.
#3: Lack Self-Motivation
This character mostly shows in school as a child and at work as an adult. You will be most comfortable taking and following orders but never have the courage to make new initiatives.
#4: Poor Social Life
Because you lack confidence and self-motivation, you rarely open up to your peers or even try to start a meaningful conversation. Friendships and relationships are not your things. So you believe you are an introvert while, in a real sense, it is the father wound in you.
#5: Problems with Creating and Maintaining Healthy Boundaries
You are either the tough knuckle who sets strict boundaries or the one who can settle for anything. Either way, you can’t seem to strike a balance with boundaries. Victims of father wound often have trouble with boundaries. For example, if your father was always late or even missed important milestones in your childhood, you’ll tend to have very strict limits. You are not flexible in rescheduling appointments and might be unforgiving to people who show up late.
On the other hand, if your father was the strict type, always criticizing you and never appreciating your little milestones, you tend to develop loose boundaries. All you want in life is to seek approval and a sense of appreciation. As a result, you find it hard to say no. Sadly if you get entangled with a narcissist, they may want to take advantage of this weakness.
#6: An Over Surge of Emotions
Most father wound victims experience emotions such as anxiety, anger, and depression. See, your father was supposed to offer you unconditional love. And when you notice your peers enjoying this love, it’s not easy to understand why you can’t have the same. So you grow up bottling emotions of disappointment which eventually turn to anger and resentfulness.
#7: Poor Choices of Relationship Partners
Due to anger and resentment, some father wound victims will turn to drug and substance abuse while others rush into relationships to fill that void. In addition, if you grew up watching your father abuse your mother, you will probably think that is how relationships work and therefore stay in an abusive relationship.
How Can You Heal Your Father Wound as an Adult?
You’re probably reading this because you might have discovered a cycle of abuse in your family. Your father was abusive, and now you’re taking out your anger on your little ones. Can this cycle end? Absolutely. And it all starts with you first acknowledging the problem.
Journal your childhood and try to identify the loopholes. Unmasking your childhood might be painful and uncomfortable, so you could consider inviting a therapist.
Sometimes, you can also consider confronting your father to get closure. However, if your underlying issues are not as grave, re-train your mind to disengage from the behaviors and beliefs you might have adopted from your father wound. Then make a deliberate effort to be a better version of yourself and journal your achievements every week, no matter how small they are. With repetition, new behaviors become a part of our lifestyle eventually.
The Parting Shot
Please don’t let a father wound define your future. You have a lot of potential if you can only learn to believe in yourself. Now that you understand why you view the world differently, work towards healing your wound because a bright future awaits.
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What Is Transgenerational Trauma? The Signs & Solutions
Published
2 months agoon
June 22, 2022What is that one thing you can think of passed down to you or your parents from your ancestors? It could be stories, heirlooms, or genetic traits. Recent studies suggest that even trauma can pass down through the generations. If you have someone in your family history that bears the scars of past trauma like racism, slavery, sex trafficking, or being a survivor of the holocaust, such an experience gets transmitted from one generation to the next.
What is Transgenerational Trauma?
Transgenerational trauma is the physical and psychological effects of trauma from past generations affecting subsequent generations. This trauma transfers from the first generation of the survivors to the second and further generations of their offspring via a complex post-traumatic stress disorder mechanism. Hence, most victims of transgenerational trauma have no direct experience of the original trauma.
How Transgenerational Trauma Manifests in Families
Transgenerational trauma may manifest itself socially, biologically, emotionally, or mentally as follows: –
- Hyper-vigilance because you may have a distrust of the world
- Isolation, emotional numbing, and depersonalization
- Impaired parental function, which shows up as overprotectiveness or unclear boundaries
- Chronic sorrow and separation anxiety
- Poor communication skills
- Chronic fear of danger
- Pressure for educational or career achievements
- Unresolved or complicated grief triggering anger and self-destructive behaviors
In addition, teens and school-going children undergoing transgenerational trauma may experience low self-esteem, have disciplinary issues at school, drop out or cut classes, and record poor grades.
Families struggling with transgenerational trauma tend to: –
- Dismiss any talk of feelings as a weakness
- Become overprotective of their children and seniors
- Develop a neutral emotional response to tragic events
- Have trust issues and engage in unnecessary conflicts with other families
What Does Science Say?
Most scientific studies on transgenerational trauma agree that any extreme and prolonged stress on a parent could have adverse psychological effects on their children or grandchildren. The parents may be former prisoners of war, combat veterans, victims of colonial suppression, clerical abuse in religious organizations, totalitarian political control, and terrorism.
Here are four examples of communities affected by transgenerational trauma: –
#1: Holocaust Survivors
Canadian psychiatrist Dr. Vivian Rakoff was the first person to identify and document transgenerational trauma. In 1966, Vivian and her colleagues were researchers at the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal. Here, they studied the long-lasting consequences of the holocaust on its survivors and descendants.
They recorded high psychological distress rates amongst the children of the holocaust survivors. Later studies would discover that even grandchildren of holocaust survivors ended up in psychiatric care referrals, with trauma symptoms like PTSD, depression, and clinical anxiety.
#2: The Stolen Generation of the Aboriginal People
Thousands of lighter-skin-toned aboriginal children grew up without knowing their families. The kids were forcefully taken from their families and placed in orphanages run by missionaries. Some of the kids were barely a year old. They spent most of their childhood working while undergoing physical and emotional mistreatment.
Many described it as Australia’s attempt at genocide and the ultimate survival of the indigenous people. Today, the children of the stolen generation of the aboriginal people still carry the scars of transgenerational trauma. Some live in distress and struggle with attachment and disconnection from extended families.
#3: Rwanda Genocide Survivors
The Rwanda Civil War between April 7th and July 15th, 1994, claimed the lives of up to 800,000 Tutsis, a minority ethnic group. Studies of the Rwanda post-genocide generation indicate that children born to Tutsi mothers during and immediately after the genocide developed depression and traumatic disorders. The lasting imprints of the 1994 genocide are evident in the survivors, former prisoners, and their descendants.
#4: Systematic Racism and Over-policing of the Black Communities
During the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, Europeans built the foundations of America by dehumanizing Africans. They used mental, spiritual, and physical warfare to integrate white supremacy into the violence. And they skewed psychology, religion, and science to justify this treatment.
For example, in 1851, American physician Samuel A. Cartwright came up with Drapetomania. It refers to a supposed mental illness describing enslaved Africans that tried to run away. Eventually, black communities developed trauma responses to maintain survival.
However, instead of short-term responses, the families have integrated them into their culture and passed them from one generation to the next under the guise of values and traditions.
Today, there are cries of systematic racism and over-policing amongst the black communities. And more families are struggling with divorce, alcohol and substance abuse, child abuse, and domestic violence. And there’s a high incarceration rate in the black communities.
Addressing Transgenerational Trauma
Note that later victims of transgenerational trauma may fail to recognize its effects. Others never acknowledge, discuss, or address it for fear of stigmatization. That way, they may never call it out or seek help. Instead, they struggle with mental health issues and continue passing down the trauma to their offspring.
Anyone undergoing transgenerational trauma should seek help to break the cycle. Otherwise, parents will continue to pass triggers to their children, affecting future generations.
#1: Community Healing and Reconciliation
Most families undergoing transgenerational trauma stay quiet about the traumatic events for fear of stigmatization. Start by having productive discussions with family members for healing and reconciliation. In the aftermath of the Rwanda Civil War, most survivors rebuilt their lives by joining survivor support groups, creating and preserving memorial sites, and educating the next generation on the dangers of hate and extremism.
#2: Seeking Help from a Family Therapist
Families undergoing generational trauma should work with a family therapist to identify the trauma patterns existing in the family. Likewise, children struggling with mental health problems associated with this trauma should also work with a mental health specialist for recovery.
#3: Changing Parenting Styles
Often, parents who are victims or survivors of trauma have a protective parenting style that passes the trauma to their children. Here, the parents subconsciously teach their children unhealthy survival behaviors. Or, they may develop unhealthy relationship boundaries with their loved ones. This should change to avoid passing on the damage further.
Conclusion
Is your family dealing with trauma from your ancestors? Studies now show that parental traumatic experiences can reach subsequent generations. Yet, we can break the cycle of transgenerational trauma by investigating how these events of our shared past affect us today. More so, seeking professional help, changing parenting styles, and encouraging communication around healing and reconciliation can help families deal with the complex issues from the trauma.
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