For much of the child’s life the notion of truth was a mixed bag. Too often the accuracy of the child’s vibrational sensitivity was usurped and often denied by the adults, authority figures, family members, etc. So much so that the child began to mistrust their own feelings, perceptions, and sensory observations. What is true became synonymous with what do I need to do to survive here. In this process we are in more foundational and accurate truths we not only show themselves but also be remembered. Without the debris, the pressure, and the distraction of the past, the real you can begin to replace the facade and the mask. And it is in this process where the adult and child work together to discern what is true and can be relied upon to live in a loving higher frequency. This activity invites you both to prepare the way for the revelations that will arise out of the work. Start a list that documents the unfolding truths. Check in regularly with one another to see what to add to the list.
What is true for me right now? Ask yourself. Ask one another. Start a list. This will become, over time, your rules for living. They become reliable tools for staying in your power and walking hand in hand with life.
Here, too, is the making of a list that will be valuable for creating foundation for your lifelong relationship. Keep recognizing and claiming the truths as they unfold. Take time to discuss with one another about what arises, making sure both parties understand it and are aware of how the other puts it into motion.
Keep doing this for now. Be aware of the subtle learnings and the big ah ha’s. List them and talk them over. What does it mean to your adult self? Your child self?
What is becoming true for each of you now? Share with the other. Talk about trust and how that is unfolding…or not. Speak the words that are deepest. This is important. For each you are choosing to stay in this no matter what…do so.
For the child, what is it that you appreciate about your adult self? Tell him. Do the same, adult, for your child self. Share how it feels to hear that with one another.
