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Dissatisfied Feelings and their root source

Dissatisfied Feelings & Roots

 

Integrating the Value of Regret

Life Area:  Celebration

 Not acknowledging regret may lead to guilt, blame and shame emotions.  If these feelings are left to grow they may nurture resentment leading to depression.  This week take time to consider some things that you may have contributed to that you felt regret for afterwards. 

Write out a simple observation, notice your present sense feelings and name the current need.  Follow up with a request either to follow up with sharing your regret with the parties involved or to have a ritual to signify letting go of it. 

“The labyrinth is a metaphor for Inside”

The labyrinth is a metaphor for the conscious behavioral, guidance and integration techniques  that Inside  Awareness is founded upon!

Renee

Labyrinths ~ 11 Circuit

This pattern has become well-known as the Chartres as it is the Chartres Cathedral in Paris.  This dates aback to the 12th Century.Labyrinth - 11 Circuit

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Renee Lindstrom, GCFP,
Feldenkrais® Practitioner since 2007, Value-Based Communication & Empathy Coach since 2004, Art of Placement  since 2000, Founder of Greater Victoria Peace & Intercultural Celebrations since 2010 & Greater Victoria Labyrinths since 2012, #yyj Peace Week Calendar Founder – 2014 & 2015

2 Popular Labyrinth Designs

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by Renee Lindstrom, GCFP @ Inside Awareness

The origins of  the labyrinth pattern is unknown.  The pattern is an archetypal form that is found around the world and they date back 4000 to 5000 years.  Only now is acceptance of using this pattern of movement growing as we  discover the  benefits which includes  improved well-being, increased connection in  reflection, meditation, realignment  and self  knowledge.  These benefits have been experienced from walking, drawing or tracing a finger labyrinths.

Two popular designs are the Classical or 7 Circuit and the 11 Circuit Labyrinths.

7 Circuit

The 7 circuit labyrinth supports a relaxed, calm and outgoing attitude and brings the walk into the  present with more alertness.   You may choose to walk a 7 circuit labyrinth prior to an important business meeting, personal appointment, or when making decisions.

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11 Circuit

The 11 circuit labyrinth is a more elaborate  patter and is effective for  deepening personal reflections and contemplation.  The pattern supports balancing the right and left sides of the brain and energy centers of the body.  It can support quieting the mind for clearer insights and inner guidance.  You may choose to walk an 11 circuit labyrinth when you are making personal change, resolving conflict, making important decision in relationships or at work.

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Copyright 2014 – 2019 Renee Lindstrom, GCFP,
Feldenkrais® Practitioner since 2007, Value-Based Communication & Empathy Coach since 2004, Art of Placement  since 2000, Founder of Greater Victoria Peace & Intercultural Celebrations since 2010 & Greater Victoria Labyrinths since 2012, #yyj Peace Week Calendar Founder – 2014 & 2015

Integrating the Value of Accountability

Life Area:  Integrity

Last week you discovered what qualities held the most importance and began to observe when they were met or unmet.  Now this week, begin to notice what comes up for you when you do not meet your own needs for these qualities. Let yourself become aware of your thoughts, pause and begin to sense and identify your feelings.  When you connect to one or two feelings, name the intrinsic need that wasn’t met. Be willing to hold this need in your body and heart center and notice if any new feelings come up. 

Root Causes of 10 Feelings

Have you ever considered what the source of some of your feelings are?  Check out some root causes of 10 feeling words that do not focus upon labeling or moralistic judgement.  Check in next time and not label someone a bully, notice any changes if you were to reword it.  What if you changed it to; their need for peer respect, kindness and safety are not being met?

Think about this.  If a student or employee feels embarrassed by their teacher or boss, how to they process their feelings?  Is there a chance that they will go out into the playground, office, store or even take it home  and act out violently?   How do you process hard to hear messages?

1.  Scared – If you are scared your needs for these values are not being met;

  • safety, consideration,  need for inclusion, belonging, peer respect, to contribute

2.  Angry – If you are angry your needs for these values are not being met;

fairness, autonomy, respect, to be seen, to be heard, acknowledged, appreciation  to matter, choice, safety, consideration, safety, peace….

3. Frustrated – If you are frustrated your needs for these values are not being met;

trust, honesty, acknowledgement, to be seen, appreciation, respect, calm, peace

4.  Hurt – If you are hurt your needs for these values are not being met;

appreciation, respect, kindness, acknowledgement, recognition, honest, trust, reliability, fairness, honesty, justice

5.  Disappointed –  If you are disappointed your needs for these values are not being met;

trust, dependability, honesty, committment

6.  Confused – If you are confused your needs for these values are not being met;

fairness, clarity, understanding, empathy

7.  Sad – If you are sad your needs for these values are not being met;

support, understanding, caring, inclusion, belonging, consideration  respect, trust, respect, friendship, community, acknowledgment, recognition, fairness, mutuality

8.  Lonely – If you are lonely your needs for these values are not being met;

friendship, companionship, relationship, community, belonging, inclusion, to matter, to be valued, to contribute, recognition, acknowledgement, appreciated

9.  Overwhelmed – If you are overwhelmed your needs for these values are not being met;

ease, space, peace, quiet, freedom, autonomy, support, understanding

10.  Embarrassed – If you are embarrassed your needs for these values are not being met;

understanding, acknowledgement, respectful communication, belonging, inclusion, to be heard, to matter and be valued, acceptance

 

See 10 Words Commonly confused as feelings