Sublime

In real life, our successes come from how well we’re able to live with and learn from our own flaws or dark side. And the path to that resolution, and that learning, begins with showing up.

Here are the Roles and Responsibilities of the Practitioner: The Practitioner is 100 percent responsible for the shift. Put no pressure on the client. If we “get” the Truth about the client, then they will, too. If we do not register their ultimate value, they cannot get it either. Our work is to seek and find the Light and good in everyone, no mat

When we are young, we have little discernment regarding the validity of these emotions and beliefs and, consequently, they get lodged in the bodies of our young parts and become powerful (albeit unconscious) organizers of our lives thereafter. These we call personal burdens.

Therapists who are trained to see people as complex human beings with multiple characteristics and potentialities can help them explore their system of inner parts and take care of the wounded facets of themselves.

the Shadow.

Hooked on Happiness

The Practitioner’s role is to recognize how the client’s choice was a good idea at the time.

“Self-expansive activation,”