Gidon Raz: From Childhood Fog to Healing Light
I think that when we go through those things in the past, even though it was Many, Many Years Ago when it started, we can move forward if we have the right tools to work with.
Ever wondered how someone can rise from the depths of childhood trauma to find peace and purpose? In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', Gidon Raz from Israel opens up about his harrowing journey. Growing up in a chaotic and abusive family, Gidon describes his early years as living 'in a fog'. This fog, he later discovered, was the result of being shaken as a baby, leading to a lifetime of emotional and physical turmoil.
His mother, whom he describes as a 'vicious bipolar narcissist', created an environment filled with constant violence and fear. Despite these dark beginnings, Gidon’s story is one of incredible resilience. At 18, he moved to a kibbutz in Israel, seeking a haven away from his toxic family. The communal lifestyle offered him a semblance of stability, but the shadows of his past lingered.
It wasn't until he began uncovering repressed memories and seeking therapy that he started to understand the depth of his trauma. In this candid conversation, Gidon shares the tools and support systems that have been pivotal in his healing journey. He emphasizes the importance of finding the right resources, such as support groups and therapeutic techniques like vibrational frequency medicine. Through his story, Gidon highlights the long-term effects of childhood abuse and the power of vulnerability in the healing process.
This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with the scars of their past. Gidon's journey from confusion and pain to clarity and healing serves as a testament to the human spirit's capacity for recovery. Tune in to hear his inspiring tale and discover the transformative power of sharing our stories.