Psychogenetik

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The term genetics deals with the transmission of genetic information. Classic examples are physical features and hereditary disease: A child of blue-eyed parents can be born with green eyes, providing that one or more grand- or great-grandparents have had green eyes. Hereditary diseases, i.e. amblyopia, short- or farsightedness, are often passed on from one to the next generation.

Ahnenkunde Alongside this visible heritable information, the so called „emotional“, invisible heritable information exists. The emotional heritable information consists of the collective experiences of single members of the „family of origin“ (parents, grandparent, great-grandparents, etc.) and in particular of their fates, beliefs, blockades and emotional chains.

Ahnenkunde If elements of this emotional heritable information remain unsolved or undiscovered, they are passed on to the following generation together with all the behaviour patterns linked to it. This is psychogenetics, an „invisible“ process, which is not only devolved from parents upon their children but also from earlier generations. It is adopted without cencorship or choice by the following or the next but one member of the family.

The transferences of the heritable information are unconsciously influencing our life dynamics and our relationships. This means, that next to our „free will“ and the intentions by which we design our life, there is a considerable impact from our ancestors with their emotions, experiences, beliefs, responsibilities and burdens.

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At this point, quantum psychology and the use of the core process are able to dissolve the adhesive psychogenetic heritable information. The aim is to reach ones own unladen core.