WHAT IS SOUL "FRAGMENTING"?
During profound stress, pain or other trauma, human beings
often experience what is called "soul loss"--meaning, the loss
of aspects of one's soul. Such events as loss of a loved one,
automobile accident, surgery, addiction, combat trauma,
abortion or miscarriage, and physical abuse are the prime
causes.
When a soul is fragmented one may no longer remember the
details of the traumatic incidents that caused the
fragmentation. The "lost" soul aspect effectively has taken
those memories with it. When a soul part leaves, it may also
take with it a measure of one's vitality. The more severe the
trauma, the more life force is depleted.
People who have lost soul aspects may suffer chronic illnesses
in childhood as a result of this reduced life force. One
example of soul fragmenting occurs because of childhood
sexual abuse. Here, parts of the soul literally leave because
the event is too painful.
If the soul fragmentation is severe enough, such illnesses as
schizophrenia may occur. Because the integrity of the parts to
the whole is broken down, recovery is seen as an
impossibility. Further, the will may become vulnerable to
negative entity attachment.
Having fragments remain "unincorporated" between lifetimes
affects karma because issues encapsulated in the
consciousness of those fragments remain unresolved. In
addition, if we remain unconscious of our other
multi-incarnational lives, we bring them with us to our "next"
incarnation, hopefully to awaken us to the reality that they're
"out there."
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