What is the Child Within and Why is it so important?

We believe that at our conception, we are immaculate. We are born imbued with truth, a spark of the divine. And no matter what happens to us on our life’s journey, at the core of each of us remains a true and perfect child within. This is one of the mysteries of life and also one of the saving graces of human existence. No matter what traumas we endured during our childhood, even during our troubled days in the womb, our core remains inviolate, untainted, sacred, and pure.

But why are we sacred? Our humanity is sacred because of our capacity to interface with truth. Our true self is that juncture where our human limits interface with the expansiveness of the truth in all things.

Yet until we differentiate from our parents and their traumatic legacy, some degree of our true self remains buried and unknowable. An undifferentiated adult cannot live consonant with his or her true self and instead remains a reflection of limiting beliefs.

If we remain subject to the damning, fearful, and coercive voices housed in our psyches since childhood, we have not found our true voice or our true identity, but remain a reflection of those who failed us. To embrace the truth of who we are we must each break from our ancient histories, individuate, and become our own person—aligned with the truth that runs through our child within.





The Ten Stages is a studied recovery course. It is a source of reconnection a method of unlearning and a reintroduction to our child within which leads us back to our one true intuitive voice.We start to learn and come out of our protective dysfunctional shell and reclaim our lives.

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