A viewer asks: “My 12-year old son is VERY sound-sensitive and has been since a baby. It doesn’t mean that he can’t be loud himself, but more to do with other sounds, in particular base-notes. However, he will get extremely upset due to music playing left and right in shopping centers, cars with loud music, music vendors, parties, restaurants, loudspeakers, music festivals, etc. Where does the issue stem from originally, please?”

His excess sensitivity is a consequence of being manipulated by the interlopers and wanting to escape. So he has a low threshold of tolerance to stimuli because this all too readily triggers an inner fight-or-flight reaction, and that causes things to snowball and will escalate his emotional and physical responses to this excess stimulation, with respect to his tolerance level. This is all a learned and conditioned response to trauma in his history that still needs repair. That is possible to achieve over time using the healing protocols available through GetWisdom. This will take considerable time because it is not one specific causal factor but a broad-based phenomenon that can be triggered by so many circumstances and situations. But things can improve and will be a blessing for him to become more stoic, and thus better able to fit in, with life presenting so many opportunities for what, to him, is an unpleasant experience.