As we give our Inner Child opportunities to
release the pent-up emotions, caused by the pain of our past, by journaling our
feelings in the presence of our nurturing Inner Parent, we feel the cares of
the world lifting off our shoulders.
Finally, someone cares enough about us to
truly listen, validate our feelings and resolve any problems which still exist.
As our Inner Child takes more of an active
role in our life now, we find that our sensitivity to the feelings of other
people is heightened.
We can read body language, because we are more in tune
with what it feels and looks like to have a burden deep inside.
We care more
about the feelings and needs of little children, and we follow Susannah
Wesley’s advice and never say “No” unless we cannot possibly say “Yes.”
Whenever we over-react to some issue in our
adult life, we are guaranteed that the Inner Child is at the ro
ot of this outburst.
Dialoguing with our
Inner Child will help to discover the past issue, find the similarities with
the current issues, and modify the plans or activities, which threaten the
security of our Inner Child. We have more patience with other people.
If you marry a spouse who is in touch with
their Inner Child, or one willing to learn about and connect with their Inner
Child, you will have a much closer marriage.
If you are already married,
analyze your transactions with your spouse and identify if his words are coming
from his Inner Parent, Adult or Child.
Prayer:
Father God, we can never parent our self or
one another with as much grace and loving kindness as You parent us. We could
never exist in this life with as much joy and peace without Your presence in
our life.
You are our Daddy God, powerful defender, mighty creator, almighty
one, lord and master, provider, covering, sanctifier, peace, righteousness,
shepherd, ever-present help, Lord of all, most high, all-seeing, everlasting
God and our portion forever and ever.
Thought for the Day:
The goal of connecting with our Inner Child
is that we learn to parent each other, understand each other’s idiosyncrasies
and do everything possible to meet the needs of one another’s Inner Child.
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