Trauma, fear and love

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In this fourth English translation by Professor Franz Ruppert, the author delves into the profound effects of trauma on the human psyche, a theme consistent with his previous works. He examines the structure and functioning of the psyche, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mind and body within the psychosomatic system. Ruppert argues that traumas, whether physical or psychological, are inherently psychosomatic events. Through numerous case studies, he investigates relational trauma and the dynamics between perpetrators and victims, shedding light on the origins and motivations behind perpetration, which often stem from their own traumatic experiences. Ruppert challenges the simplistic view of perpetrators as merely "evil," advocating for a deeper understanding of their context, sometimes rooted in generational patterns. This thought-provoking work pushes the boundaries of traditional psychotherapeutic thought, prompting readers to reconsider foundational assumptions while building on existing knowledge. Ruppert's scientific perspective on the complexities of consciousness and the psyche promises to enrich our understanding of these intricate issues.