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Original Trauma: The Story of Inherited Generational Trauma in the Bible

Original Trauma: The Story of Inherited Generational Trauma in the Bible

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Do you have trauma from what you've believed about God since childhood?
(Hint: You do.)
Think about it. You might not even realize it.
...It isn't just you.
...You are not alone.
This book offers a page-turning look at a rarely discussed saga laced throughout the Bible from beginning to end-the story of inherited generational trauma and how it affected the impressions that the people of the Bible had about their lives and their God. The Bible tells of trauma that has been passed down to you. Some 3,000 years before the advent of modern psychology, which would identify childhood trauma as one of the primary causes of mental illness, the first authors of the Bible began to write a saga in which they collectively told the story of familial trauma, and how that trauma is passed down from parent to child over many generations. Today, this is referred to as inherited generational trauma. But, without the benefit of any knowledge of DNA or modern psychology, the biblical authors were able to observe how certain negative traits were passed down from parent to child across many generations. Of course, they didn't identify this phenomenon as being of psychological origin. They viewed this as the sins of the fathers which were passed down "upon the children unto the third and fourth generation." Have the teachings about this God traumatized most of the world throughout history? Is the human condition filled with anger, violence, and trepidation precisely because of the widespread belief in an angry, jealous, and vengeful God? Is your life filled with depression, anxiety, and fears because of your belief in an angry and vengeful God who doesn't love you? These questions are discussed and explored in this book. It may contain the answers that you need. The questions and observations in this book are relevant to everyone, whether religious or not.
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