The tragedy of trauma.

**low/poor audio is for the first 22 minutes only.** So this morning I share some of my personal background with trauma. Both my history and having read every book on trauma. I've done most of the courses, I mean I have a number of doctors that I'm directly in contact with therapists, and even monks, scholars... but I just wanted to share what is 'the tragedy of trauma'? Why the name change? What was the almighty ohm in the first place, and what is this takeaway? what is trauma? what is this disconnect that's causing this delay in healing, never mind re traumatizing so many people, possibly traumatizing many others while they're watching this going on? So this one is a long rambling episode, with the odd little tidbit of scathing history, dear insight; of our history, medical, societal, cultural, religious, and philosophical. It all ties together. This connection to ourselves and each other that is what we all strive for. It tends to be the disconnection from the same that causes this modern malaise.