Leçon 1
Reclaiming Inner Safety
This lesson introduces the foundation of reclaiming inner safety. We will explore what inner safety means, why it is essential for healing, and how early experiences of fear, loss, or abandonment can shape the way we relate to ourselves and others. You will learn the difference between seeking safety externally and cultivating it from within, and why this shift is key to building resilience. By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a clear understanding of how this course will guide you toward creating a lasting sense of safety inside yourself.
Leçon 2
Naming The Pattern
This lesson guides you through becoming more aware of your thoughts and shifting your relationship to them. Instead of getting caught in spirals of worry or overthinking, you’ll learn to pause, recognize what’s happening, and gently create space between yourself and your thoughts. By observing rather than judging, setting boundaries around mental loops, and opening to curiosity, you can reclaim a sense of calm and possibility. The practice reminds you that you are not your thoughts—you are the one witnessing them—and invites you to return to presence with more ease and self-compassion.
Leçon 3
Tending The Wound
This lesson offers gentle guidance for working with feelings of abandonment and the old wounds they can stir up. Instead of collapsing into self-blame or fear when someone close to you triggers this pain, you’ll learn to pause, acknowledge the experience, and speak directly to the part of you that feels forgotten. Through affirmations of safety, worthiness, and self-compassion, the practice helps you create a sense of inner stability even in moments of emotional overwhelm. It reminds you that while others may not always meet your needs, you have the power to stay present with yourself, nurture your own heart, and choose not to abandon yourself.
Leçon 4
Coming Home To Yourself
This lesson is an invitation to reconnect with your inner child and create safety from within. By grounding in the body and gently placing a hand on the heart or belly, you practice offering compassion and validation to the parts of yourself that feel unheard or overwhelmed. Rather than pushing emotions away, you learn to acknowledge and name them, recognizing that your feelings are valid but do not define you. Through affirmations of presence and kindness, the meditation helps you reclaim your voice, soften self-criticism, and remember that you are safe, seen, and loved—by yourself first.