Khan Black surfaced a buried childhood trauma — and dissolved it completely in one session

One evening in June, sitting in a dimly lit basement, it started: an uncomfortable tickling in my brain, quickly followed by a torrent of sadness and shame. The realization spread fast: YOU WERE SEXUALLY ABUSED AS A CHILD. This one had been buried deep. Usually the bad feeling would sit for a while and then go away. Tonight it stayed. Along with the feeling came a visual: a massive black sun wreathed in flickering purple flame — huge, filling the entirety of my mental vision. Knowledge came with it: contained within the Black Sun was everything I couldn't remember. I thought about the Sun being smaller. It was in my mind, thus under my control. It shrank rapidly — down to a basketball, a baseball, a marble-sized object, a black speck of sand glowing purple — and then: Gone. Within five minutes a sensation moved from my head down to my heart, and I felt release and healing in my heart as well. It has been over two months since that night, and the man is doing quite well. It is gone.