Tag: Wounded Inner Child

In the IRAM, the Wounded Inner Child is the unconscious, reactive and disempowered expression of Contractiveness. It contains 6 archetypes (Overdramatic Child, Overindulged Child, Needy Child, Misunderstood Child, Frozen Child and Lost Child). These qualities are the embodiment of the “unevolved or childish aspects of your begin”. Each Archetype is conditioned through your history and personal experience. Though you cannot change the conditioning, you can however change your relationship to the conditioning.

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Navigating the Unconscious Behavior of Your Family

It can be difficult to navigate your family or origin. The dynamics are not only familiar but also seductive. How can one navigate the unconscious conditioning of your family? What is the most honoring and loving approach without losing yourself?

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The Needy Child: Cultivating Inner/Outer Appreciation

In this discussion Markus explores the Wounded Inner Child Archetype the Needy Child. What are the dynamics that make up this aspect of your contractive, disempowered nature. What is the necessary understanding and medicine that you need to apply to shift your inner and outer relationship to this part of you?

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Stop Allowing Your Job to Own Your Life

In this question Markus addresses the way most people unconsciously approach their relationship to their work, their clients and/or job. Does your job own you? Do you have an empowered relationship to your work? What are the contractive dynamics at play? What are the most common underlying projections most people have on their employers and…

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A Journaling Exercise: Re-parenting the Inner Child

The human consciousness is multidimensional in nature with vast levels of unconscious behaviors or programming that we are constantly “playing out” every day of our lives. Understanding this system, the unconscious patterns within it, and our relationship to these patterns, can be a profound tool on your journey in the realization of  Self. Since a…

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