Moving Out
“How will I shift into this next stage of my life and find new friends? How will this change my relationship with my family? Should I live at home, like my mother wants, or should I move closer to my school?”
Dealing with Parents
Divorce
Kids, Divorce, and Anger Dayo and Stardancer Help With Divorce Transforming Death into Rebirth An Ocean Teaches Tender Compassion
Dealing With Parents
A Parent-Child Dilemma Healing a Relationship With a Dead Mother Ending Self-Criticism Dealing With Failure Moving Out A Haunting Mother Returns from the Dead
Ending Self-Criticism
We need to learn is how to discriminate between the helpful, nurturing internal parental voices and those that are destructive.
Moving Out of the Shadow of Childhood Abuse
Most of us have issues similar to Pathfinder: a crappy childhood, issues with the opposite sex, and loneliness. You can change these issues too.
Learning From a Deceased Parent
This is her deceased father’s gift to Maria – the healing of the woundings of old memories and awakening to the potential of a life of inner peace.
What Could You Possibly Learn from a Tree Sloth?
This interview shows how Integral Deep Listening can help teenagers find where they can best put their energies so that they can get to the root of their unhappiness and find their inner compass that will direct them to a satisfying life.
Aquilam the Eagle Brings Gifts of Confidence and Inner Peace
Kids today have lots of challenges. If we can put them in touch with their inner compass when they are young, we can save them much unnecessary pain as they grow up. In this IDL interview, Okrim accesses his inner potentials in a beautiful, fun, and powerful way.
The Devil On Your Shoulder
This is an interview I wish I could do with every child or adolescent. It is so classic that I think most children can see themselves in it, and most adults as well. We all have a “devil” sitting on our shoulder telling us we can’t, shouldn’t, or won’t. The beauty of Integral Deep Listening, … Read more
Healing a Relationship With a Dead Mother
If you have unfinished business with a deceased parent, what can you do? How does that wound affect who you are today? How does it limit your options? What can you do to heal it? Your dreams regularly comment on how long forgotten early family relationships shape how you view yourself and others today. If you listen to them, as this lady is doing, you will take a short cut to finding yourself, as opposed to the social identity that you had to become in order to survive. Use this format and interview yourself today.
