How I learned to heal myself and others through deep inner work.
In group 3 of the PPK, there is an assignment.
To think and write, "Why do I need depth?"
I wrote it down.
I want to share it here as well.
When I think about depth, the first thing that comes to my mind is module 1.
In group 3 of the PPK, there is an assignment.
To think and write, "Why do I need depth?"
I wrote it down.
How I regained the brightness of life and learned to find joy in little things.
We had a session in the flow field on the 6th symptom of the 1st chakra in reverse.
The symptom is about "a spoonful of tar in a barrel of honey."
About the monotonous gray background that extinguished my resources.
After we processed it: light, taste, its purity, and hundreds of tiny pleasures of living.🔆
More details here:
https://t.me/ElenaBatogova_groupGSR/257
We had a session in the flow field on the 6th symptom of the 1st chakra in reverse.
The symptom is about "a spoonful of tar in a barrel of honey."
About the monotonous gray background that extinguished my resources.
How I Restored Warmth in My Family and Confidence in Myself.
👩 Client: A 28-year-old woman, married, with a 2-year-old child 🎯 Request: I'm at home with my child, the child benefit will decrease due to the time limit, and I don't know how to live on this money.
I'm afraid I won't be able to feed my child, and I'm hesitant to ask my husband for money.
When I was working, I could afford everything myself, but now I want my husband to not hold back on spending for me.
❌ We addressed feelings of helplessness, the need to survive on limited resources, disrupted connection to the paternal flow, blocked feminine resources, emptiness, and viewing my husband merely as a function: he should bring in money, without seeing him as a person.
👩 Client: A 28-year-old woman, married, with a 2-year-old child 🎯 Request: I'm at home with my child, the child benefit will decrease due to the time limit, and I don't know how to live on this money.
I'm afraid I won't be able to feed my child, and I'm hesitant to ask my husband for money.
How I became the main character of my life from a feeling of emptiness.
Once upon a time, there was Cinderella, an ordinary girl, not from a fairy tale.
Somewhere behind the stove, without a place to call home, she lived with distant relatives.
Unwanted, like a thorn in someone's side.
They would give her a piece of bread and say thank you; if they didn’t, she would just get by.
Once upon a time, there was Cinderella, an ordinary girl, not from a fairy tale.
Somewhere behind the stove, without a place to call home, she lived with distant relatives.
How I Changed My Attitude Towards My Daughter and Freed Myself from Resentments.
The client came to the session feeling anxious about her daughter, grappling with the feeling of being a "bad mother": "I often scold and get angry at my child for disobedience, and I don't give enough warmth and attention due to my busyness." After the session, she felt a sense of hope for change in her parenting, and the burden of resentment lifted.
Here’s her feedback after the session:
"All the trends discussed in the session were recognizable:
• I don’t remember my father from my childhood (only my mother was around, and it felt like he was never there).
Upon reflection, I realized that he himself doesn’t know what a father is—he never experienced paternal care/love/affection in his life, and he doesn’t know how to give that to his child.
• Resentment in my life is a key point; this feeling has been passed down from my grandmother to my mother, and from my mother to me… For a while, I often heard my mother express resentment towards her mother/husband/mother-in-law.
The client came to the session feeling anxious about her daughter, grappling with the feeling of being a "bad mother": "I often scold and get angry at my child for disobedience, and I don't give enough warmth and attention due to my busyness." After the session, she felt a sense of hope for change in her parenting, and the burden of resentment lifted.
Here’s her feedback after the session:
"All the trends discussed in the session were recognizable:
• I don’t remember my father from my childhood (only my mother was around, and it felt like he was never there).
