Heal Your Inner Child, Heal Your Life – Carl Jung

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  @Psyphoria7 · 11 months ago · pinned

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• YT

  @ytisagreatresource · 10 months ago

  “Time does not heal anything that continues to be ignored”

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• MA

  @MadSocietyOfficial · 10 months ago

  It’s crazy how the child we ignored is still the one running our lives

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• AN

  @Anonsheep1 · 11 months ago

  I hope everyone watching this heals their inner child and finds a good life

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• SH

  @ShadowSelfRevealed · 11 months ago

  I’ve realized so much of my anxiety wasn’t random — it was my inner child begging to be heard. Healing started the moment I stopped judging that part of me and started listening.

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  @theOther1ne · 7 months ago

  “I see your pain…I am here….I will not abandon you”<br>Powerful words to help heal the wounded child

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• DR

  @DrunkenBoatCaptain · 8 months ago

  Not wanted by my parents, bullied relentlessly at school and jobs, on breadline/poverty, lost my hair at 18. Spent my adult life protecting and compensating. Now I am reconnecting to child I feel unlimited. The child speaks through the body and the autonomic nervous system, speaking through dreams, illnesses and compulsions. Stop covering up and listen.

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• EM

  @emilyryckman1217 · 7 months ago

  When I was sexually abused at 13, doing drugs everyday to hide the pain of the bullying, the lack of connection I felt. I was grasping at anything around me to feel something real and everything felt so fake. I was becoming a woman with no guidance. I needed a parent not just for material protection, but for emotional and spiritual support and guidance. Now I am here to do this for myself. ❤️

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• KA

  @KarlGutowski · 10 months ago

  I spent my teenage years trying to remain invisible in a hostile home. I dedicated the last 25 years to pursuing or serving other people&apos;s dreams. I had a profound realization while changing a diaper that I should not be angry with an infant for being defiant. It didn&apos;t take long to learn that I was channeling the voice my parents used with their kids, and that I never truly found out who I am. I remember being 12 when I became afraid of my own anger, probably because I saw what my father&apos;s anger did to our family. With becoming invisible, I also lost any ability to see myself, my aspirations, my vision, or my dreams. I envied people who knew who they wanted to be from an early age. It&apos;s a difficult journey learning to hear your inner child. I opened up that dialogue recently. I&apos;m yet to meet my shadow. I wish you all the best on your journey.

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  @factspireTV · 11 months ago

  Who else here has always absorbed other people’s emotions without meaning to? It’s both a gift and a burden.

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• ZE

  @ZeroMind101 · 10 months ago

  <b>I used to silence my inner child, thinking it made me strong. But now I realize that voice was never weakness — it was the part of me that still believed in love, in softness, in wonder. Healing began when I stopped trying to fix it and just listened </b>🕊

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• JB

  @jb-rt7bp · 11 months ago

  Watched my older brother pass away in 2nd grade. My father was abusive physically and verbally throughout my childhood. My mom was always tied up with work. Memories of my childhood are so repressed. I’m trying my best to find myself again

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