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“I have a money issue. It’s not that I don’t attract money, it’s more like that the money comes and leaves and I’m in a constant lack”
A client came to me with this question last week.
We sat down, did a short breathing exercise and tuned into where the block felt the most in her body. For her, it was tightness in the solar plexus.
We tuned in and asked this part of her: What do you need?
Immediately, the answer came: security.
We then continued the intuitive conversation with it, and it brought up a memory from her childhood where my client said she felt as if her parents had given her all the material security and safety, buying her things that she wanted and those she didn’t. She was dressed like a doll and made to wear tight shoes and fake curls in her hair. A poster child. When we asked that little girl how she felt, she said all she wanted was to be loved.
She was never given a loving touch, a warm hug, or encouraging words. Her parents didn’t know how to show love and affection otherwise and overcompensated with an obsession for buying new things for her.
As a result, my client developed an addiction to buying pretty and expensive stuff, brands. It was never enough. Whenever she felt insecure or down, she would go on a shopping spree that did not necessarily meet her financial situation. She was living in the home, driving the car and dressing in clothes that she couldn’t afford.
She was applying the same old learned model, but no matter how many new dresses she bought, the insecurity hole could not be filled. Because it was not what the little girl in her needed.
No wonder all the money she made was spent on all the unnecessary stuff, and she would barely make ends meet, get into debt, and dread the money aspect of her life, leaving her feel even more insecure.
This has created a vicious unconscious loop that seemed impossible to break out of.
Having found the root cause of the issue, the other half of the session focused on comforting the little girl, giving her love that she so craved, shining light on the seemingly irrational behavior driven by this unmet need, and reminding her of the real sources of security - acts of self-love, compassion for the wounded little girl, soothing and encouragement that her little self needs. We then gave assurance to the little girl to always be there for her lovingly so that she doesn’t need to go looking for love in the wrong places.
We finished the session with a list of actions that the client can do every day to embody the newly found truth and practice the act of self-love.

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