Consider this: ‘You are your greatest ally‘ as a childhood trauma survivor on a CPTSD Resolution quest. How is Self-allyship in CPTSD healing relevant to you?
Even if old evidence suggests “you don’t got you,” you can generate new evidence that you are your own most vital source of support, advocacy, and empowerment in your life.
It is not you, but it is Parts of you or Entities that you have absorbed or inherited that may be working against your Personal Power and aligned Leadership.
When you stop fighting against yourself and recognize that it is Parts and Entities running trauma energies that have generated the old evidence, you can begin to accept yourself as you are right now at this moment.
While resistance and sabotage can reveal what needs to be completed during Unburdening, these internal experiences are not helpful in leading your CPTSD Resolution process.
Some places to practice Self-allyship:
When you stop fighting against yourself, and instead accept where you are right now in this moment, you can begin a more potent CPTSD Resolution process.
While resistance and sabotage are instructive toward what needs completion during Unburdening they are not beneficial to your consistent progress.
So don’t vilify anything or create a hierarchical tower of judgment about what is happening internally for you, but do recognize that you fighting your internal system and all the Parts and Entities that you are stewarding internally is counterproductive.
Accept and devote yourself to daily CPTSD Resolution activities and remember that Self-allyship in CPTSD healing is an essential reclamation of Personal Power.
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