listen for the happy small voice of Little Betty & let her prevail over bossy Judge Betty. LB’s much more fun.
Archive for the ‘Inner Child’ Category
More Fun
Posted in Acknowledgment, Awareness, Choices, Inner Child, Inner Critic, Peace, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, having fun on December 24, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Yes, I Am
Posted in Awareness, Inner Child, Interaction, Kindness, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, children on September 30, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Another Gift
Posted in Acceptance, Awareness, Clarity, Inner Child, Love, Patterns, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, hope on July 26, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Dominant Hand [after writing about childhood]: Whoa. As usual, seeing patterns is powerful. Poor little girl. No wonder she’s defensive.
taught to be early. remember, this isn’t about blame but clarity. accept understanding as a gift, dear one.
OK!
Posted in Accomplishment, Balance, Compassion, Healing, Inner Child, Right Brain, Self Care, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, expansion on May 10, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Dominant Hand: Am I being very brave, or crazy?
resourceful! trusting! following bliss! being kind to inner child and telling inner critic to take a hike!
Sparkling
Posted in Healing, Inner Child, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, encouragement, letting go on December 18, 2013| Leave a Comment »
encourage Little Betty [my inner child] to ‘come out,’ to react and act with no expectations or judgment. keep her safe as she sparkles.
Parts of Me
Posted in Awareness, Inner Child, Inspiration, Joy, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, self care on December 12, 2013| Leave a Comment »
all of the things you love about [my inner child] — her innocence, trust, playfulness, curiosity, happiness, silliness, acceptance, joy — remain a part of you.
Dearie
Posted in Compassion, Inner Child, Kindness, Right Brain, Whole Brain, tagged alternate handwriting, guidance, new perspectives on July 16, 2013| Leave a Comment »
teacher wrote you were a ‘serious little girl’ in kindergarten. ‘very serious.’ avoiding ‘big trouble.’ dear little girl doing the best she could. understanding her would be a blessing to both of you.
