Podcast 254 - Healing Childhood Wounds - Rallying our Conscious and Subconscious "Team"

<p>This episode continues the exploration we began in the last episode about healing childhood wounds. The transcript of the episode is provided below. </p><br><p>Enjoy the Journey!</p><p>Thomas </p><br><p>And welcome in to the subconscious mind mastery podcast. Thomas Miller, back with us kind of a sequel. We're going to pick up on what we were talking about in the last podcast about healing, our inner wounds. So this has come from some of the Facebook responses of why people want to join something called the subconscious mind mastery podcast listeners on Facebook.</p><br><p>And with those questions that are there at the top, why would somebody want to be a part of such a group? This is, was the runaway number one reason was to heal childhood wounds. I'll tell you this is opening up kind of a Pandora's box if you will, of stuff for me, because that conversation that I told you about in the last podcast with a friend and, uh, also a podcast list.</p><br><p>As unleashed a few other things, because he shared something with me that has been meaningful to him and his recent past. And I was listening to this concept and I thought, Ooh, this is really interesting. So I started playing with it. And what it is is instead of just kind of thinking like our inner composition.</p><br><p>Of being just our, let's say our ego self, our monkey mind, our conscious mind, whatever we want to call it. And not in a negative sense. I keep saying that as it's not in a negative sense that monkey mind is what makes us us, it's what gives us direction. It's what's helps us figure out the instructions, reading them.</p><br><p>I mean, it's all right. So we have to have our conscious mind. I mean, that's who we are and then we have our subconscious. And of course, that's the part of us that we're really familiar with from listening to this podcast, but let's slice and dice that a little more because what I've come up with on this is there are pockets of us that resist some of the healing that we're trying to do out of skepticism.</p><br><p>S