Project/Purpose

By Julie Taylor and Martin Guay


The project/purpose is the period including the time before you were conceived, pregnancy with you, delivery and infancy. In short, the project/purpose is the entire time around your birth.

When a baby is in the womb, it picks up everything that is happening outside, predominantly through the parents. The baby stores as much information as possible in its virtual back-pack, to prepare itself for the journey through life.

The baby constantly draws on the information in its virtual back-pack in times of stress. It learns how to deal with each stress it comes upon through stresses previously experienced - often only through the mother or other ancestors. In addition, children retain everything that happens during pregnancy and often take an adverse situation experienced by the parents, personally.

During delivery there is much stress, both physical and psychological. This is felt by everyone - the mother, father, obstetrician and the child himself. The baby takes in all the activity around it, particularly the anxiety of her own parents.

The brain is being programmed in the project/purpose and it's quite common for a propensity - or pre-program - to be set during this time. This pre-programming paves the way for the program in later life. Everything that happened to you from well before your birth until today affects your present life.

All experiences are stored in the brain, even though you may not able to ‘remember’ them. The brain will use our past experiences to find the best solution for a current situation - which is usually a very efficient and useful way to work.