Your inner child is nearest to your Divine Self. At the onset of life, you dwell in the realms of curiosity, innocence, playfulness, and spirit. Arriving at birth into a unique set of circumstances that are yours alone. Born into pure joy, infants exude true happiness and are blank canvases ready to begin a life.
Childhood Traumas
Almost everything is a trauma to an infant and young child. Uncertainty and lack of stability in childhood create nervousness for the infant, and fear shapes their reality, often trapping the inner child into believing in unseen fear. Other significant traumas are:
- Abandonment from mother or father
- Cigarette smoke
- Yelling and slamming of doors
- Punishments
- War and taken from parents or country
- Sexual abuse
- Unknown fear
Your inner child is a bridge between the Divine and human experience.The inner child is vulnerability, soft clay, that has not yet molded. Infants are joyous, curious, open, and playful. As we begin to grow, we learn the ways and means of society, taking on the dual nature of the mind—right vs. wrong, good vs. bad. Personality develops, and this shuts the door on the divine connection, of course, not with all children, and belief systems start.
Inner Child Workshop
The inner child workshop is a guided process, taking you into the subconscious mind to retrieve the child or fragments of the child, and unite them with the adult you. Activate true happiness, self-love, and playfulness. The workshop retrieves the inner child and locates the roots of hurtful experiences, sadness, anger, fear- and you start to develop a relationship with your-self. Which means you are consciously becoming self-aware. The Inner Child connects you back to the Divine through a powerful guided visualization, with breathing and sound to help you get deep into the subconscious mind and release.
As children, we took on sadness, anger, and hurt from the mother and father –thinking this was a way to help our parents. Mothers were often overworked and incapable of expressing their feelings. As children, we regularly took on her burdens.
Why is healing the inner child important? First, it’s creating a conscious connection. In the past, it was an unconscious decision to disconnect from the Divine.
Once a conscious connection develops, you can no longer deny your playful, vulnerable nature again. Especially for women, we frequently feel separated or disconnected from our true self. Many people walk around mindlessly, and, in the workshop, you’ll learn how to become mindful – aware of feelings, and thoughts. I’m one of those few people who doesn’t look at feelings as negative—this keeps the mind even, and it’s easier to release memories.