My cousin was sitting in a shock for over 40 years
Last saturday I was invited to my aunt's birthday.
We were sitting in a restaurant, my cousin (the son of said aunt), who is 6,5 years older than me sat next to me.
We were chatting about this and that and then somehow there was a opportunity to check with him if he remembers when I came under the swing (we were playing together on a swing) and was hit uncouncious by the impact.
His eyes became large, really large (like in a shock) and he said: "I could forget a lot of things in my life, but this is not one of them." My immediate respond was: "Sorry for that." He was confused saying: "I should say sorry as it was me who hit you and I was way older than you and should have watched out better!"
Well this is true. He was older. But what he didn't know is I ran this incident "a tausend times" and was confident that he is not to blame, it was an accident. So I told him with confidence, "yes, you could have been more cautious, but it was so fast you couldn't do much." This blew a lot of charge. His entire body language changed from stiff to at ease in seconds. Color in his face returned. He always seemd like a wax figure from Madame Tussaud when we came together.
And just like that I told him how fun it was up to this point nudging him to go prior to the incident and look at what happened from there for a moment.
It was a very fast process, not by the book. Just releasing his shock and giving him the confidence that I survived. At that moment in time when I lost my counciousness he thought he killed me.
The incident itself was pretty much severe for me. I was young, maybe 4-6 and I know I wrote it up here or on the other forum some time ago. It still is painful and after we talked I had to run experience/create on it again.
However, I was only able to pull it off for my cousin because I ran it before and took responsibility for me being at the wrong time at the wrong place (I was). And often when I ran this thing I connected spiritually with my cousin and new that at some point, one day, I want to run it off for him also.
It's one of the most severe incidents on my TLT case. With a lot of consequences. For example this cousin didn't come to visit us anymore, my mum "made sure of that". And even than I never blamed him for what happened, but since he was older he was to blame... This resulted in my cousin being separated and even mean to me later on the track. Although we had so much fun together.
And it was great to indicate it to and remind him of this.
He was very relieved and at the same time amazed about the way I saw it. Finally I said to him, "the worst part of it all was that my cousin didn't come visit me anymore."
Best regards,
Christian