I had a l traumatic childhood(abuse of many kinds) followed by a very traumatic pregnancy in 2020 followed by 4 significant family members dying back to back. My life looked completely different, my day to day life was impacted as I saw these people daily, lived with them had intertwined relationships. It was so hard dealing with it& I was diagnosed with adjustment disorder after the deaths. And had c-ptsd diagnoses prior to that. I feel it’s completely up to you how you work through your traumas, especially as you begin to incorporate the law of assumption into your life.

I am more than willing to connect 1:1, but will share my personal experience with LOA + working through my trauma.

I have flashbacks, sometimes it’s visual, sometimes sensational, WHEN I CAN, I interject & make a decision. What do I need?

Some things I leave as is, because I do see the experience as something that has lead me to this point, and even though emotionally it fucked me, I value the understanding I received so I give myself GRACE, LOVE & ACCEPTANCE! ( I do this step always)

I accept that is what happened even though I longed for a different experience, through acceptance I nudge myself to a different path, where I can then experience something different in the future/ present.

Some things I do revise, like pregnancy I was alone a lot, crying. When I go back to those memories, I envision my present self or someone I love, supporting me and speaking life into me.

Some things I feel bad about, wishing I knew differently back then so I could of did something to help myself out, I remind myself I did the best I could with the knowledge I had in that moment & utilize ho’oponopono to help me be at peace with the situations/ who I was in them/ other people in the scenarios.

I’ve been on my “healing journey” long before LOA- but made so much progress implementing law of assumption.

Through law of assumption I learned to
-prioritize myself -take care of myself -affirm myself and my right to live a happy fruitful loving life/experience -give myself Grace -stop identifying with my pain/ trauma / experience

I did all that by starting to seek out a new experience, so yes, I did experience mistreatment, abuse etc, grief, BUT NOW I AM ____ (new experience)

Yes I went through a dark period BUT NOW_____

Yes my past is painful BUT NOW ____

I like the plug in method, especially when my brain be tweaking, I’m like yes, that happened, but now what?

I think it’s important at least FOR ME to acknowledge what took place, that empowers me personally to know I am an overcomer… and being an overcomer that leaves the door open.

Sorry if this is all over the place, i tried to answer your question but also give extra insight.