When we are on a journey of healing and resurrection, the most important component is “self-partnering.” How do you struggle to cope with narcissistic abuse? This is in dire contrast to “self-avoidance,” or what is also known as “self-abandonment.”
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Many of us had no idea we were “self-avoiding” because we just thought we were doing our best to get on with life. For many people, life itself can be all-consuming. You may feel like it is a daily struggle to cope — or even just survive.
Business as usual
For so many people, a need for self-partnering only happens when life brings us to our knees, when we simply can’t continue on with “business as usual.” This generally happens as a result of challenges, adversity, or even tragedy.
This is the time when we reach the cross-road of evolution or dissolution. This is where we choose to transform ourselves from the inside out — or we miss the boat and just get progressively more unwell.
Narcissistic abuse is undoubtedly one of the greatest wake-up calls to let us know that the trajectory and choices we were on aren’t working, and self-partnering is essential — and absolutely critical if we are going to heal our life.
We may not have realized how “unconscious” we are when we self-avoid.
We may not have realized that rather than be our authority – honoring, loving and respecting ourselves, and creating more of that with life, we have instead been living life by default.
If we are not self-aware and healthily self-empowered, we are controlled and molded by people and situations, rather than being a creative force of truth for ourselves. Eventually, this model leads to our demise, which is precisely what happened to us via narcissistic abuse.
How do we stop this struggle to cope with narcissistic abuse?
By taking our focus off “WHAT happened to me” (the outside), and make it our HIGHEST mission to take our awareness, energy and deep-abiding love inside ourselves, so that we can work on and heal “WHY this happened to me.”
The Shifting of Self-avoidance Into Self-partnering.
To change our emotions and behaviors, we need to shift our internal beliefs. By doing so, our new more empowered, healthier state of being will simply be an expression of whom we have now become.
For those of you on the NARP Program, you can use the Goal Setting Module, and set up the following goals to reverse the faulty powerless beliefs limiting you from entering into a self-partnership.
This is so much more than just speaking affirmations, which take a great deal of repeated effort and time to trickle down into your subconscious to produce change. Body shifts are another level entirely because they are a much more powerful and direct application.
To recap, the following are beliefs you may want to release all resistance to help claim Self-partnering:
1 Blame and Shame
Self-partnering Goal: “I release my outer focus to bring my power back into my body. I now deeply partner and love myself.”
2 Not Spending Time Alone
Self-partnering Goal: “It is safe to let go and just be with me. I rejoice in joining with myself in love, truth, and healing.”
3 Food, Sugar, Alcohol, Cigarettes, and Drugs
Self-partnering Goal: “I release the need to continue hurting myself. I free myself to go within to support, love and heal myself.”
4 Social Media, TV, Computer Games
Self-partnering Goal: “It is safe to feel. I have the courage to meet myself, and be with myself to heal. I am worth it.”
5 Shopping and Material Possessions
Self-partnering Goal: “I am worthy of love just as I am. I am adored by all the Existence simply because I exist. It is safe to be and love me.”
6 Love / Sex Addiction
Self-partnering Goal: “I let go, and fill myself with love and development. By doing so, I am a whole being, sharing my True Self with others in their true power.”
7 Workaholism
Self-partnering Goal: “I am worthy of receiving. Life co-partners me abundantly to provide my security, flourishing and nourishing. I am supported, and it is safe to be.”
8 Being Concerned With Everyone Else’s Issues
Self-partnering Goal: “I recognize what I see in others is what I need to heal within myself. I let go and take my power back into my body to heal my life.”
9 Not Being Present
Self-partnering Goal: “What I fear about others is what I need to heal in myself. I connect inwards to heal, knowing my divinity and True Self connect gloriously to Life and others.”
10 Humor, Sarcasm, Putting Up a Front
Self-partnering Goal: “I release the need to hide. By connecting with loving and healing myself, I can share my true radiance with others and life. It is safe to be me.” I hope this article has helped you recognize where your blocks may be regarding coming home to yourself and self-partnering.
This is how we become conscious and generate a life that is not just worth living — one which grants incredible purpose, joy, love, and meaning. This can only occur when we realize life is not happening to us, it is happening through us.
I look forward to answering your questions and comments below on struggle to cope with narcissistic abuse
I really want you to know, with all of my heart, that regardless of your abuse situation, when it started, who it was from. Furthermore, I want you to know what chronic conditions you may have had (even for life), the healing path for you is IDENTICAL to my healing way and that of all the other Thrivers.
Namely, get the trauma out and start to see the healing begin — which is what the Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Program (NARP) does. I’d love you to learn more and experience exactly how to do this in our free program. And if you liked this — click like. Furthermore, please share with your communities so that we can help people awaken to these truths.
As always, I am much looking forward to answering your comments and questions below.
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