
Use a notebook to complete daily homework: list three positive qualities, three negative qualities, and analyze two life challenges via inner parts.
Accept all your inner parts as they arrive, welcoming joy and depression as guests who guide you toward new light; grateful for whatever comes, each from beyond.
Discover how the inner critic, judge, and pusher reside in every human being, voice guiding pressure and control over your life, with universal patterns across cultures.
Explore evaluating the previous day's task with inner awareness and personal reactions. Learn to transform critique and pushing into a constructive connection with it.
Explore how inner parts drive a habit like smoking, recognize their good intentions, and replace harmful cues with healthier ways to relax, energize, bond, and connect.
Evaluate last day's task by mapping your inner parts, acknowledging resistance and anger, and recognizing their positive intentions, then gently explore what you dislike to foster self-connection.
Evaluate the task from yesterday to today by examining the full proportion of each inner part in your life, noting surprises, and starting with the street child and adapted child.
Explore your inner free child through breath and relaxation. Notice moments of spontaneity and creativity, and observe where beauty and purity appear, including the color of your free child.
Explore how the inner adapted child seeks belonging by copying and adapting to fit family, neighborhood, and village, driven by fear and the instinct to survive.
Explore how the adapting part emerges through relaxation and focused breathing, guiding you to belong while noticing the urge to imitate in family, friends, and work.
Watch a toddler explore a power socket and confront parental fear and restraint. See the moment revealing the link between rebelliousness and adaption as the child learns to conform.
Explore your rebellious side as a fighting force for freedom, balancing anger with breath-based relaxation. The practice traces how childhood, adolescence, adaptation, and rebellion shape relationships and daily life.
Explore how rebelliousness and anger surface when freedom is threatened, including hidden anger you swallow, and learn to recognize, express, or set limits in daily life.
Recognize the wounded child within and observe the inner critic as you balance submission with the rebellious part, reflecting on yesterday’s task.
Explore how the wounded child and firefighters illustrate inner parts, reveal exile wounds of loneliness, shame, and fear, and show how coping habits protect in the moment but can overwhelm.
Assess how much you care for yourself by noticing your body's and emotions' needs. Gradually increase care and soften the pushing side to honor your inner parts.
As a human being we are not one – we are split and fragmented.
One part has ambitions and wants success, the other part just wants fun and relaxation. One part wants to have time to deepen the relationship; the other part just wants time for himself – doing sports, sitting in front of the computer or whatever.
This course will bring you out of the often enormous tensions. Stop being frustrated because you are not achieving what you want! Get to know your different sides better with all their needs.
This is a program for 14 days in which you explore your inner pressure, your hidden anger, your secret wounds, your joy – and much more.
The course contains the contents of my 5-day seminar on this topic. It is a precious fruit of 40 years working with people.
You no longer exhaust your strength in struggles with yourself, but you use your power for your goals and wishes. Clarity, self-care and relaxation are natural consequences of this journey.
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