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Originally Posted by Psychotheosophy
Repression is unconsciously trying to forget a memory, often due to extreme anxiety (which may also take the form of apathy).
Some say that the desire for happiness over unhappiness,
Has been repressed or inhibited in some way.
Others say that knowing that we are God,
Has been repressed or inhibited in some way.
So, with hypnosis,
How do you remember what has been repressed,
Without inaccurate information, false memories, or confabulation (fact and fantasy combined)?
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Memmories are repressed usually for protection against extreme trauma (girl who was raped or people who have violent incidents forget many things about it) thats how the memory works to protect ourselves from having to go through the trauma again.
we do it in simple things too denial of a person in anger when we actually love them a lot and need their attention we are unable to accept that so to protect ourself we deny the love and embrace anger because we want to feel more in control and safe
usually under hypnosis the mind would automatically bring issues that needs resolution but you know over these years they are like layers after layers one is removed and the other surfaces.
you need a trained practioner who can guide you through the process.