An embryo can sense a mother and father’s intention to abort and will often respond in a primitive fearful way. When an expectant woman and man are both seriously desiring and considering an abortion, (consciously or subconsciously), but decide not to abort and have the baby, the embryo may choose to continue to psychologically withdraw in fear. If extreme and ongoing, the baby’s reaction to his or her parents’ destructive desires could lead to an “autistic reaction.”
Baby psychology and parent psychology are interconnected. The subconscious dimension is the truer and most influential dimension of our humanness. There is no understanding autism and the true causes of autism without understanding this key fact. During the time spent in the womb, the baby will react by withdrawing and refusing to interact energetically. Using primitive means the baby will choose to dramatically withdraw in reaction to a parent’s (or parents) extreme destructive intentions and energies.
Their parents’ unfilled desire to abort usually continued to translate into a subconscious desire to “get rid” of the baby. Even when the baby is still an embryo, he or she experiences this parental “desire” in a primitive way. The embryo, then fetus, senses this “desire” and feels it as an ongoing threat of extinction. The degree of an unborn baby’s reaction corresponds to the degree of a parent’s (or parents) rejection, psychic abuse, and (after birth) most likely physical abuse.
A baby’s determination to withdraw dramatically in response to a parents’ extreme subconscious rejection usually does not end at birth. As the parents continue to subconsciously reject the baby, their baby will continue to respond by withdrawing and, eventually, most likely, will show symptoms of autism or some other mental disorder.
There are many degrees of autism symptoms. Those differences correspond directly to the severity of the embryos’ and fetus’ negative perceptions and experiences with their parents and the child’s subconscious reactions to those subconscious experiences.
A woman, when she conceives a baby, will sometimes experience a conscious or subconscious dread at the reality that she will have to care for the child for decades. Both parents usually have many selfish and self-centered desires in relation to having children, or about not having them. The degree and the variety of selfishness and destructive intentions have much to do with how a baby’s reactions will manifest.
Many women have “crazy” ideas and experiences in relation to their pregnancy. Most often these are never talked about, yet, the babies inside their wombs experience all of it and react in corresponding ways.
A pregnant woman may perceive her unborn baby as an enemy and someone who is “invading her body.” She may even imagine her baby to be a “monster” who is trying to control her and act through her.
These types of ideas are quite common. However, most women for image sake choose to hide their pregnancy related imaginings. Most do not even tell their husbands or partners. Most pregnant women do not want to appear to be “a bad mother,” so their inner world, when pregnant, is usually seen as being triggered by “hormonal changes or imbalances” that are normal and not harmful to anyone.
This lack of truth on the part of pregnant women hurts all involved, especially their unborn babies. In the face of suppression and without the truth being expressed, there is no way for healing solutions to occur. When parents have a dysfunctional child, autistic or otherwise, if they truly want to help their child, they would be wise to see their child’s “symptoms” as “selfish reactions” to their own subconscious destructive intentions, attitudes, choices, and actions.
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