Showing posts with label Inner Child. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inner Child. Show all posts

Saturday, April 13, 2013

Natural State of Play.


Remember when you were a child? And all you wanted to do was play? Creativity was your main agenda. Through your creativity came happiness, pride and a sense of achievement. Your inner child made a date with creativity and play every day, whether it was in the sand pit, garden, bedroom or playground. Your most natural state of existence was to create. 

We all need creativity in order to move through the old and into the new. Without creativity, life would not be as we know it. Everything we see has been created by the masterful giving of beauty from another. We are all beings with the ability to create deep from our souls. But it’s easy to disconnect at times. You must maintain a healthy relationship with the soul - the voice of the inner child. Then you will know how to listen, how to allow yourself to feel and...how to create. 

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Your Inner Child. Your Intuition.


The inner child is our emotional body; our intuition and God. We are always connected. But are we conscious of what this means? Are we driving forward in our lives with control and setting our own self driven agenda, or are we being a “good parent” to ourselves; listening, negotiating, comforting and setting boundaries?

Being a good parent means meeting all seven of the inner child’s needs (security, boundaries, sleep, love, acceptance, approval and fun). It’s important to live from a level of mature consciousness and not childlike emotion, as boundary and decision making still needs to be informed by your own adult. Accessing the inner child is done intuitively.

The intuitive connection is a conversation we are either having consciously or unconsciously. The more we choose to hear, feel and listen consciously, the easier it becomes to sustain that connection. Guided meditation is a great way to start, allowing yourself to be led by someone else, so that the other can let go of the “thinking” mind and dissolve into the facilitators voice. Choose to listen to your inner child. You never know what you might hear.