Social anxiety, also known as social anxiety disorder is characterized by an intense, persistent fear of being watched and judged by others. This fear can significantly affect daily activities, self-confidence, relationships, and work or school life. Key aspects of social anxiety include:
Excessive Fear of Social Situations: Individuals with social anxiety often fear and avoid social or performance situations, worrying that they will be embarrassed, judged, or rejected.
Physical Symptoms: It often comes with physical symptoms like blushing, sweating, trembling, a rapid heart rate, and nausea, especially in social interactions.
Overwhelming Anxiety and Self-Consciousness: This is especially true in everyday social situations. The individual might constantly feel like they are being scrutinized.
Avoidance of Social Situations: People with social anxiety may go to great lengths to avoid social interactions, which can lead to isolation and difficulties in developing and maintaining relationships.
Negative Thought Patterns: They often have negative thoughts about themselves and believe others see them in a negative light.
This field has been designed to address the underlying reasons for Social Anxiety, rooted in family history, ancestral trauma past life experiences, and early childhood trauma that was suppressed into the subconscious. This field gives energetic directions to the subconscious so it can release the trauma and distinguish between past and present. The most adequate ideas about who we are, our intrinsic value, and how others really view us are given. The blueprint of a normal reaction to challenges and daily activities is given to the body, so it balances itself, and reacts to life in the most appropriate way, without producing unnecessary, painful or embarrassing physical symptoms. Ancestral trauma is also released so we feel free to function and live our lives with ease and joy.