Not every adult has a healthy relationship with their inner child. Often, the childhood emotional traumas that we don’t remember deeply impact us as we grow up.
Choose the image that instinctively grabs your attention. How is the state of your inner child?
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Your inner child is very healthy, appreciating frugality and small joys. It wants you to experience new things and not lose the joy of life and self-love. It hopes you learn to live.
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Your inner child is waiting for you to take action and heal past wounds. It has its own set of feelings, needs, and fears to confront. Try to find ways to address the trauma emotionally and physically as soon as possible. Your inner child asks for your embrace, care, and to become the center of your life. It’s time to assess your strengths and discard your weaknesses.
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Your inner child may have been constrained by the past, but fortunately, it can finally be seen and heard. You can give it attention based on your own needs and accompany it on the path to recovery. It asks you not to give excessive importance to material things and problems. It asks you to shed the atmosphere of sadness, lift yourself up, and take a free walk. As Mother Teresa said, “Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.”
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Congratulations! Your inner child is very healthy. However, as we all know, the path of growth has no end. Therefore, it asks you to continue believing in yourself and courageously moving forward.