Soul Wound Memories: Transgenerational Internal Psychodrama

A Middle Eastern tradition, which devalued those born female, motivates a disease like vaginismus and brings problems for marriage.
A wandering pirate struggling to balance his treasure and his women appears in the story of the constant twists and turns in the business of a women's products entrepreneur with a bankrupt background.
An 18-year-old ancestor stops himself from catching the train of his dream journey minutes before departure. The consequences infect the behavior of a person whose whole life is doomed to dissatisfaction, in a routine where everything is the same; where nothing happens.
Science has proven that we are the living reproduction of the good and bad parts of those who came before us. What is good we enjoy in some way, but what limits us are the unfinished business that makes up the bad part.
Enjoy this book freely, without prejudice. Enjoy these and other stories and draw your own conclusions.

About the author:
ALBERTO BOARINI was born in 1959 in the city of São Paulo, Brazil.
When he was 40 years old, the therapist was born. He had to deal with the dismantling of dreams, people, the profession, and the consequences of business disappointment, e family and therapy pillars kept him standing, going through five years of depression.
It had never occurred to him that his childhood traumas would leave wounds that only after many years could be healed. Studies, journeys, and courses led him to Professor Roger Woolger, Ph.D. He had the same feeling and emotion as “a son finding his father”, as he said.
In the first three years of his formation with Woolger, he experienced several stories of his Past Lives “in body, mind, and emotion”. A privilege of a few. It was the ideal experience to trace his new career.