Healing Dysfunctional Childhood
Conditioning
by Melanie Evans
(excerpt from the book Breaking
The Chains Of Painful Love)
In order to establish what ‘less than’ belief
systems you may have operating, examine your childhood deliberately
by doing the self-recognition exercise below.
The dysfunctional belief systems
that we all incarnate with from past
lifetimes will create the magnetising of our parents, who
will always be a direct match with these dysfunctional belief
systems.
Exercise:
Step 1:
Write out the negative characteristics of your parents. It is
important not to feel guilty about doing this. This isn’t
about ‘blame throwing’, this is self-recognition
that will assist you in healing and reclaiming your right to
perfect love, success and happiness. It is important that you
don’t intellectualise these traits. Write out how you
perceived these negative traits. However you perceived them
IS exactly how you will have experienced these negative
belief systems.
Step 2:
Write about how you felt in regard to these negative
traits. This is really important. Put asterisks next to the
most painful situations. Use "feeling" words. For
example, “I felt abandoned”, “I felt
unloved”, “I felt not good enough”
etc. The feelings that were the most powerfully charged are
the ones that would have created the most powerful negative
belief systems. Through these feelings you would have
established false beliefs that will continue to play
out in your life.
Step 3:
Write about significant difficult
relationships you have had in your life. This may be with
love partners or other important people in your life. List the
negative traits of these people.
Step 4:
Match the negative traits from Step 3 with the negative traits
of your parents. Can you see the patterns emerging?
Step 5:
Self reflect and see the pattern your negative belief systems
have been re-creating. Make a list of these negative belief
systems. For example. “I believe I am unlovable.”
“I believe I don’t deserve safe and honest
people in my life.”, “I believe I don’t
deserve loving acceptance.” “I believe I
have to be a certain way or do a certain thing to be loved and
accepted” “I don’t believe I am good
enough” etc.
Step 6:
Look at all these defunct belief
systems. Counteract each and every one of them with a new
positive belief system, such as:
- “I love and accept myself. I am lovable. I accept and
deserve love.”
- “I deserve safe
and genuine love.”
- “I am adequate for every situation. I am perfect exactly
as I am.” etc.
Even though this is only a mini version of a self-recognition
process, it can help you gain valuable self-awareness to
realise that outer people are merely
catalysts that are showing you your negative internal
belief systems. Through the adversity outside of you, you
are being offered the gift to make amendments to yourself and
re-create your reality in a way that will grant you empowerment,
love, success and happiness.
Work on your new belief
systems and see the results!
By working on your inner world – your outer world will
change beyond recognition.

Copyright
© 2007 Melanie Tonia Evans. All Rights Reserved.
The
effect that our childhoods have in regard to 'less than' belief
systems is explained in great detail in the book Breaking
The Chains of Painful Love.
A
full Childhood Recognition Process is conducted in the Manifest
Your Desires Life Mastery Course as well as available in
the book Taking Back
Your Power.
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