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Generational trauma, generational curses, how to heal the past with love, using forgiveness to break the cycle, breaking the cycles, epigenetics, how trauma is passed through your genes, reap what you sow, nature or nurture, learned behaviour, mental illness, depression, stress, anxiety, low cortisol levels, insecurity, neurobiology, the sins of the fathers, acknowledgement, awareness, acceptance, forgiveness and release, learning a new way, break the cycle, it didn't start with you, ptsd, chronic pain syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, depression and anxiety, neuroscience, physiological change, evolution

Generational Trauma: How to heal the past with love

03/12/2019 Beth Gray - the little black ant

Generational trauma can continue to be passed down – whether it’s nature of nurture.
Will you be the one that says “no more”?

self-help, the best self-help book ever written, metaphorical interpretation, reading the Bible, understanding the Bible, interpreting the scriptures, building a relationship with God, understanding God

The best self-help book I’ve ever read?

09/08/2019 Beth Gray - the little black ant

Is the Bible the best self-help book that there really is? What does the Bible point us towards – a relationship with God. Not “believing in God”, but recognising God within us. Living daily within that Presence.

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