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Your Motivational Stories & Inspirational Short Stories. My Story Submitted by Bill My Story - Bill Davis I grew up in Harlem, which was an unlikely place to find a private Black tennis club.
In 1940 at the age of ten, while walking past the Cosmopolitan Tennis Club at 149th street and Convent Avenue, a voice in the doorway said, "Hey kid, want to run balls for this match? ". My answer was an immediate "Yes", for I had always wanted to see what was on the other side of that fence. It… Read Full Story... The child within us. Cherishing the Child Within. We’re surrounded by people.
Life wouldn’t be life without relationships. They make our lives happy and miserable and all between. How Is Your Inner Child? Inner Child. ContentThe "inner child" is the...How did the "inner child" get there?
What is the unfinished business of the "inner child"? It’s important to connect with the child within - Alaska Star - CER Star March 1 2012 - Eagle River, AK. By BY FRANK E.
BAKER Published: One of the most poignant Twilight Zone episodes I ever saw on television was the one set at a home for senior citizens. Healing the Child Within. The cry we hear from deep in our hearts, says Thich Nhat Hanh, comes from the wounded child within.
Healing this inner child’s pain will transform negative emotions. Drawing by Tighe Moore, age 7 In each of us, there is a young, suffering child. We have all had times of difficulty as children and many of us have experienced trauma. To protect and defend ourselves against future suffering, we often try to forget those painful times. But just because we may have ignored the child doesn’t mean she or he isn’t there.
The wounded child asks for care and love, but we do the opposite. The wounded child is there and we don’t even know she is there. Ignorance is in each cell of our body and our consciousness. Reaching and Releasing the Child Within. The following is an excerpt from a healing guide developed by Reiki Master/Teacher, ElfinMajik This sharing is dedicated to the child within us: WHO HAS SOMETHING TO SAY WHO HAS SOMETHING TO SHARE WHO HAS A WAY TO REACH US NOW We allow this wondrous child to share with us.
WE ARE HONORED BY THIS TRUSTED SHARING AND WE ALLOW THIS CHILD TO SPEAK OPENLY, TRUTHFULLY AND WITHOUT RESERVATION, THROUGH US... WE ARE BECOMING COMPASSIONATE LISTENERS... Inner Child Paths of Recovery Each of us follows a path unique to our own experience and to our own needs. This sharing of my experience, my strength and my hope is unique to my experience, my truth. My hope is that you will take what YOU need from my sharing in order to recover the Child of God that you truly are... and leave the rest. I am a Spiritual person and I share along Spiritual lines. Where I've Been. Inner child. In popular psychology and analytical psychology, inner child is our childlike aspect.
It includes all that we learned and experienced as children, before puberty. The inner child denotes a semi-independent entity subordinate to the waking conscious mind. The inner child is the best known lower third of a comprehensive model of the human psyche called the Three Selves. [1] The Child Within. T's a strange concept.
Bizarre to say the least. You'll be sitting there, talking to the survivor, when all of a sudden you realize she isn't even listening. Instead, she'll be staring at some faraway object as though deep in thought. At that moment, you wonder if she's losing her marbles. But, she's not. She's never seen it, probably never talked to it and likely didn't know it existed. Hypnotherapy: a Child’s Head Revisited. A hypnotherapist describes a case where, by resolving a childhood trauma with hypnotherapy, a client learns to live in the present GUEST COLUMN: SURJA JESSUP — As a hypnotherapist, body-worker and holistic practitioner, I am frequently challenged in sessions with clients by resistance to change due to experiences in their past.
Thanks to a life-changing trip to India nearly two decades ago, my personal style of hypnotherapy has merged with a practice of spiritual inquiry — the investigation of what is really true, here and now.That part of my process began in 1991, after I met a spiritual teacher called “Papa-ji” in Lucknow, India. He asked me to look and see, “Who am I?” He extended the question, while looking at me with a deep, penetrating gaze that cut through everything, saying: “Do not touch the past when you answer this question.
Do not step out of this moment. This question stopped my mind in that instant, and it has been informing my life ever since. Is your ‘essence of being’ the same thing as your ‘inner child’?