Yesterday you mentioned the Fairy Godmother post. Where can I find it? love, c-light
: Yesterday you mentioned the Fairy Godmother post. Where can I find it? love, c-light
i think it's this one:
564-Re: Inner Child Work
Posted by Mystress on November 13, 2001 at 23:23:13:
In Reply to: Inner Child Work posted by Leslee on November 12, 2001 at 19:17:09:
: : Get Goddess to show & tell you and then share what you discover with the group.
: Well Mystress, the threads are getting interesting here... I've been working on this for days to absolutely no avail but a knot in my solar plexus the size of the moon! I cleared 37 entities out of there yesterday, but apparently this inner child stuff is something else altogether.
Yup.. she is not an entity, she is part of you. The maiden aspect of your triple Goddess Self. You cannot force her to do anything.
: It's hard to get in contact with my inner child because I've never liked children, period. I've never even held a baby, out of disgust. When I think about her, I think HATE. Since her experiences shaped my life today, I'm in some sad shape I see!
: I see a scrawny, overly-hairy, cross-eyed piece of crap when I try to love her. Bad attitudes like this one are hard hitting. It doesn't help that I don't remember most of my childhood before drumming. I feel like a walk in.
Well, at least you get an image, a sense of her. Good! Now, comes the healing. You call in the Crone aspect of yourself to be her faiery Godmother.
Imagine a future version of yourself, older and wiser, gentler, unconditonally loving, powerful, enlightened, magical,... whatever you want, but make sure you give her the ability to love the child unconditionally, with infinite patience and kindness. Make her into the ideal parent you never had... and when you can imagine her clearly, introduce her to the child. Imagining her promising to love and care for the child, and be with her always so she is never alone. Watch them go off into the sunset, happy together.
Goddess will do the rest.
: It's funny... I did go to the library today, and I picked up "Running from Safety" by Richard Bach. This one I haven't read so I brought it home.
Perfect, perfect! :) Blessings!