Abstract
Sunrise’s father had had lost his own, rather impactfully at the tender age of seven, just as he was transitioning into what Piaget called the Concrete Operations Period. “With this change, he (began) to behave in many ways much like an adult and, indeed, in terms of lines for the self and moral reasoning, many adults never grow past this stage” (Combs, 2009). And so would be the case for Sunrise’s father. Having never been given the tools or guidance to heal from such trauma, he resorted to substances that subdued what it was he could not face. Sunrise saw this projection in her own reflection, and knew, even as an infant, that she was here to break the cycle of unconscious delivery, flippantly, and unmindfully being recycled through the generations.
Recommended Citation
Wes, Jenna Dishy
(2020)
"The Journey Back to Wholeness that Already is,"
Journal of Conscious Evolution: Vol. 16, Article 5.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.ciis.edu/cejournal/vol16/iss1/5
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