Why is it challenging to detect and treat unresolved traumas?

Access to the subconscious mind is deliberately blocked, so unconventional techniques are required to penetrate and locate the traumas.

Unresolved traumas are one of the leading causes of chronic morbidity, such as cancer, autoimmune diseases, and addictions.

Unresolved traumas—A distressing event in the eyes of the beholder at the time of the event. Compiling a list of events prone to traumatization is impossible because different people's personalities react differently.

• The great difficulty in handling unresolved traumatic events is common in post-traumatic situations, in which the traumatic event is recognized and recognizable. The subconscious mind is a powerful defense mechanism designed to protect us. Still, sometimes, if the internal load is very high, the virtual vault of the subconscious mind is breached in the form of chronic diseases or various addictions.
• To illustrate the peculiarity of unresolved traumas, I will tell a short personal story. When I was a 4-5-year-old boy, my father stepped into my room on a vast cockroach that splashed all its contents next to my bed. The sight was so shocking to me that to this day (even though I served in the army), I run away at the presence of a cockroach. Rational! Of course not. The cockroach is much more afraid than I am; indeed, the cockroach does not pose any risk.

The techniques that penetrate the subconscious mind are uncommon in non-psychiatric medical treatment, mainly because of a lack of understanding. Recovering from certain cancers, autoimmune diseases, and addictions is impossible without eliminating mental-energetic traumas.

Link: The Subconscious is the ruler of the Supersensory.