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    What if I was born caesarean? Does that mean I have the wrong birth chart?

    Posted by Steven Forrest



    Find out Steven's answer in this episode of his 20 Questions video series.

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    Hi Steven,
    Wonderful insight on C-section birth. Keeping in mind that the most famous of all born by cesarean was Julius Cesar, there is clearly a universal entanglement to it. I was born as an induction as the result of my mother’s obstetrician’s golf schedule and quite frankly I feel that the astrology of my birth time was intentional and extraordinary. Yet, there is some very interesting scientific evidence which suggests that forced labor through induction carries a 40% increase in autism. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/1725449 From a physical perspective, there is no explanation for this observation. I suspect that it is indeed energetic and related to the effects of the heavenly bodies upon the migration of cell lines within the nervous system which constitute the conscious integration of our physical and energetic bodies. There are other studies suggesting neuro-developmental disease in children related to the consciousness of the mother, parents, and even additional ambient environmental energies which could all have a disruptive effect upon the developing fetus, infant, and young child. Thanks, Paul P. beyondthesoulsmeridian.org

    Paul Panzica on

    glad my c-section was an emergency, otherwise I might feel judged

    goshen king on

    Thanks Steven! I’ve wondered about this because my daughter was born by planned Caesaren. I didn’t have much choice because it was for good reason. Fortunately, she chose to arrive the day before it was planned, so she was able to pick the right time anyway. And her chart matches her so well that I have never really doubted that it all went as it was meant to.

    Beth Scannell on

    Thank you for this. I had 2 c-sections, each of my children were both that way. During the first birth my son would not drop nor would my body go into natural labor and I was at 42+ weeks. In between pregnancies asked for xrays of my pelvis to determine if there was an anatomical reason for my son not to drop. I was told that was useless. At 42 weeks my daughter was doing circles in my belly seeking the exit. I was determined to have a vbac. the dr. determined I had two bony spines above my pelvis that prevented babies from dropping into a perfectly proportioned pelvis. I would not have survived the first birth – nor would my son – if this were 150 years ago. What is sad is that my intuition was spot on, but I was convinced by allopathic physicians I was wrong. I am grateful for this medical intervention and have spent many years mourning the loss of natural child birth as well as compensating for the health and spiritual consequences of my children not experiencing the birth canal. Please be more gentle with your philosophical objections to C-sections. You could argue, I was not meant to be here still and neither were both of my children. But we are here, we live our lives in service, are value driven and work and live with small footprints walking through this time we have all been born into. I am relieved to know their charts are still “their” charts.

    nadine on

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