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26th July Inner child - Survival Self & Inner Beloved Shamanic Breathwork

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July 26th | 3pm–6pm | Point Talburpin Within each of us lives an Inner Child, a Survival Self, and an Inner Beloved. One carries our wounds and wonder, one learned to protect, and one has never stopped loving us. Join me for a powerful Shamanic Breathwork journey into healing, integration, and Sacred Union as we reconnect with the truth of who we are. 🤍

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Within each of us lives an Inner Child.

The part of us that carries our earliest wounds, unmet needs, innocence, vulnerability, and emotional imprints around love, safety, belonging, and worthiness.

This part remembers.....
It remembers what happened. It remembers what was missing. It remembers what love felt like… and what love did not feel like.

But the Inner Child is not only the keeper of our wounds. It also carries our joy, innocence, playfulness, wonder, creativity, and aliveness.

It holds the part of us that once knew how to laugh freely, love openly, feel deeply, and be fully present in the moment. For some, this journey may be about healing old wounds. For others, it may be about reclaiming the joy, freedom, magic, and life force that became buried beneath survival.

When the Inner Child experiences pain, rejection, abandonment, criticism, trauma, or emotional unsafety, something intelligent happens....

💫 A Survival Self begins to form.

The Survival Self is the version of us that adapted in response to pain.

Its role is simple. Protect. Prevent pain. Help us survive.

For some, this part became hyper-independent. For some, people pleasing. For others, perfectionism, overgiving, emotional shutdown, avoidance, control, aggression, or armour around the heart.
Different strategies. Same purpose. Survival.

The Survival Self is not bad. It is not broken. It developed for a reason. Its intention was never to harm us.

Its intention was survival.

Yet what once protected us in childhood can eventually become the very thing that keeps us disconnected from intimacy, softness, truth, love, and authentic connection.

And yet… beneath all of these layers lives another part.

💫The Inner Beloved.
The part of us that has never been broken and never been separate from love.

The loving presence within. The soul. The divine essence. The truth beneath all conditioning.

This is the part that remembers.

The part that says:
I have never left you.I have never stopped loving you.

Healing begins when the Inner Child feels seen…when the Survival Self no longer has to carry everything alone…and when the Inner Beloved is allowed to lead.

💫This opens the doorway to Sacred Union.
Sacred Union is what becomes possible when these parts no longer live in separation.

When wound and love meet. When softness and strength coexist. When heart and power come into harmony. When the human self reconnects with the divine.

This is where healing becomes embodiment.

This workshop is an invitation to journey inward through guided meditation, sacred teaching, deep reflection, and Shamanic Breathwork to explore the parts of yourself that formed in survival… and reconnect with the love and truth that has always lived within.

In this workshop we will explore:

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The Inner Child and early emotional imprints

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The Survival Self and protective adaptations

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How survival patterns shape adult relationships and behaviours

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Reconnecting with the Inner Beloved

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Healing fragmentation and moving toward Sacred Union

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Embodiment, integration, and emotional release through breath

What to Expect
• Opening sacred circle
• Heart-opening meditation and reflection
• Deep teaching and journaling
• Powerful Shamanic Breathwork journey
• Chakra-attuned music and sound journey
• Emotional release and nervous system integration
․ Art Mandala processing session
• Sacred shares and closing circle

This is a space for both men and women.

A space to soften.To feel.To heal. To remember.

To meet yourself honestly.To breathe.To listen.To remember.
Beloved… welcome home.

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