Arun, 24 years old, was employed in a software company. He had severe gastric challenges. He had undergone all possible interventions. There was excess acid in the stomach that was eroding the stomach lining. Causing pain and irritation. Tablets and syrups were becoming ineffective. He was not able to concentrate in his job.

On regression, he saw himself in a time and space as a large unmoving manly image in a desert. As we explored further into the scene, he experienced intense heat emanating from his ears with a severe headache. He had died as a nine-year-old child in a sandstorm. He saw it like a huge wave of hot sand that burnt him to death. He had died wanting to see his parents. We explored and relived most of the intense moments that lead to death. The image that he saw was the projected image from his past life, which was still wanting resolution. As a child, he was not ready to believe that he had died. So he had just been there and that image led to the whole of his experience. Death associated with trauma shows up in many forms. The decisions taken then are powerful. It shows up as deep pain. 

As we moved into the current life, at the age of around 8-9 he was in his room reading. He overheard his cousin ask his mother,' Have you told Arun that he is your adopted son?". His mother scolded his cousin for asking this question and told him that he is our son and not to raise this topic again. Yet as a nine-year-old, Arun had experienced intense churn in the stomach with fear and confusion within him. He did not take any action on that, as the fear of knowing the truth was too high. He convinced himself that it was all a story and thought he left it. Yet the body may not forget. The mind, in the body, did not. It waited till the age of 21.