By Christina Haverkort (9/20 -updated 02/23)
Energetically, the vagus nerve’s key function is Memory and Navigation; it collects and stores memory from every system in the body. It is the greatest ‘Feeler‘ nerve in the body that is powered by the electrical nervous system in the body. It is a multifaceted essential nerve runs from the brain all the way down to the tailbone along the spine, but along the way it branches out to connect to various organs before verging back into the central channel again, along the spine.The vagus nerve, one of twelve cranial nerves, is also called Cranial Nerve Number Ten. The longest and most complex of the cranial nerves, it is also an energy channel – as all nerves are – and, as are the anatomical systems of the human body.
Much research and differing opinions have gone into this super highway nerve. My research of the human energy field has inevitably delved into a deeper investigation of the vagus nerve. This research has revealed that all traumatic memory is held –‘memorized’, if you will – within the pathway of the vagus nerve. It is a multi-complex system that incrementally carries and stores information that affects all areas of the human body. This includes:
Trauma to any and all sensory organs;
Trauma to the heart, physiologically, emotionally, or psychically;
Trauma to any and all other major organs or glands or tissues;
Trauma stored in the gut-biome.
Trauma can be anything from a physical, emotional or toxic overload to the body. Traumatic memory is held in our body tissues. Memories leave an imprint on us that shows in our body language, posture, facial expression, vocalization, and in the way we react to things. It is recognized that trauma leaves indentations in the Auric field on the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual planes. Memories stay alive and can be awakened in our energy systems; in soft tissue, muscles and joints, and, after time, they can manifest as the onset of body dysfunction and disability. Unresolved traumatic memory cannot help but affect our general spirits, which may then range from manic, to lack of reason, to glumness, and into depression.
Scientifically and anatomically, the vagus nerve runs from the brainstem at ear level, through the face, down the throat, into the heart and lungs and into the gut viscera. It is a vital part of the central nervous system, with nerve fi in the parasympathetic nervous system, which communicates motor and sensory impulses to every organ in the body. Much new scientific research has been done on the vagus nerve, seen notably in the works of Dr. Steven Porges, and The Poly-Vagal Theory (Recommended Reading).
The Energetic Lens & Vagus Nerve Trauma Release
Looking at the human body through an energetic lens leads to an inexplicably organized intelligent system. Processing trauma through the energy field, is common but, to process it directly through the vagus nerve pathway, specific to whichever organ or system wherein the trauma is held, is cutting-edge. This is my work.
To determine exactly where the trauma is stored in the body, I guide clients through the energetic blueprint of their vagus nerve, or to specific areas along the vagus nerve pathways to determine where in the body the trauma is being held, and/or in what anatomical system or energy system it is in. This is a detailed, complex journey recommended for those who have worked with me several times prior to before embarking into the Vagus Nerve Trauma Release. While there are many way to process and release trauma in the body I find this way is direct and effective. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), on the other hand is much more complex and significant. PTSD takes more time to work through the multiple layers of trauma packaged in many body systems, therefore the Vagus Nerve Release is not recommended until much later.
To date, my findings continue to exceed my expectations. This process enables my clients and I to discern just where in the body their trauma is stored; in what organ, tissue or what part of the brain or cranial nerve in the sensory system. Significantly, when trauma affects a sensory organ like the eyes, sinuses, salivary glands or vestibulocochlear nerves; and this easily happens and can go undetected – the result is, the sensory organ becomes compromised, and can affect other organs in the body and their function, until the trauma is processed at the nervous system level.
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