We lose that self-esteem though, if we disconnect from our inner system!
Unfortunately, losing that internal Connection is what is happening to more of us, if not all!
As this tendency of losing contact with our inner lives grows, the world gets less loving and more violent!
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Inner worlds
Each of us has a unique identity! It’s fixed. It cannot be changed. It was set at conception!
It needs to be respected, encouraged and enjoyed.
We have power! We call it self-esteem. We feel ready for anything. It’s not exactly self-confidence that we have. It’s more like a complete absence of self-doubt!
We have instincts. This amounts to the accumulated wisdom of mankind’s entire history. We can feel this.
We have needs! We can feel them! They are always changing. Our lifetime job will be to satisfy these. For humans, the first is trust. We need a proper connection with others more than anything else. This makes us loving.
We have awareness. We have a whole lot of sensory information available, both within our bodies, and externally. We have a growing awareness of the nature of the outside world.
We have intellect, imagination, and memory.
With all of this working as it should, and as it does within an infant, life is joy! Just look at their faces!
Lost connection with our inner worlds!
All life is driven by its inner world!
It’s only people that ever lose connection with it!
Once we lose connection to our inner lives, everything except intellect, imagination, and memory is gone from our awareness. Even these don’t work properly though, and our health loses a whole lot of its support! Life is dreary, no longer challenging and exciting!
What happens to people that causes them to lose that connection?
Unintentional Damage
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