10 Breakthroughs From
Ordinary To Extraordinary Love
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IN AN ORDINARY RELATIONSHIP…
YOU BECOME A CARETAKER FOR MY WOUNDED CHILD
IN AN EXTRAORDINARY RELATIONSHIP…
YOU BECOME A PLAYMATE FOR MY HEALTHY CHILD
Ordinarily, you expect your partner to learn your triggers and sensitivities and stay clear of them, effectively caretaking your wounded inner child. While no one wants their partner to play “mommy” or “daddy” all the time, one way you know that you are loved is that your partner takes care not to do the things that they know bother you or make you uncomfortable.
In this lesson, we'll look at the 9th Breakthrough and why you don't want to take on the 'parent' role in your relationship, even when it's tempting to do so.
You'll discover what those in extraordinary relationships do instead and how they interact with the younger parts of each other.
Share in the comments a way you might create a safe and inviting environment for your partner’s healthy child to come out and play.
In your relationships when things are challenging do you tend to parent your partner or do you tend to encourage your partner to re-parent themselves? When things are challenging, does your partner tend to parent you or do they encourage you to parent yourselves?
As a special bonus we are including this Relationship Guide - The 8 Basic Do's and Don'ts
There is a foundation of respect and common sense that must pervade all of your relationships if you want to create an extraordinary love. It doesn’t matter how well you waxed the car if you drive it off the road into a telephone pole.
These basic do’s, and don’ts, when violated, undermine any effort toward building an extraordinary love. The most powerful and expanding healings and epiphanies mean nothing unless these basics are handled.
“You know you are in love when you don’t want to fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams."
- Dr. Suess
REFLECTION QUESTION | Answer the question(s) below
What are the ways you might create a safe and inviting environment for your partners healthy child to come out and play?
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