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Open alignments: how the inner critic, childhood traumas and family scenarios affect self-worth and manifestation. In the first issue - a real session of open alignment, where the inner parts of the personality, self-judgment and the path to inner support are explored step by step. You can win participation in the open alignment in my Telegram channel - https://t.me/lesyaprokarjeru This issue is for those who: constantly criticize themselves and feel that they are “not good enough”; are afraid to show themselves on social networks or in the profession; postpone actions due to the desire for the ideal; feel that the past still controls the present; want to understand how the method of open alignments works. In the issue: where the inner critic comes from and why it is stronger than the desire to act; the images “I am real”, “I am ideal” and “I am an observer”; how childhood experiences shape adult reactions; the impact of relationships with mother and grandmother on self-esteem; why a person returns to the painful past again and again; creating an internal observer without judgment; moving from self-destruction to self-support; practical phrases for consolidating a new internal state. Timecodes: 00:00 — Inquiry: Fear of manifestation and perfectionism 02:32 — Cards “I am real”, “I am ideal”, “I am the observer” 06:49 — What the “real me” feels 08:36 — The image of the “ideal self” 09:33 — The inner observer and hidden criticism 13:05 — Conflict between internal parts 17:01 — Working with childhood pain 21:21 — The image of the mother and the feeling of “I am different” 25:31 — Trust in God and the fear of losing control 30:34 — How to stop living in the past 37:23 — Uniting internal parts 41:13 — Separating the inner critic 49:34 — Forming a new inner observer 01:05:02 — Integration of the personality Key topics: open alignments, systemic alignments, inner critic, self-worth, self-esteem, manifestation, perfectionism, childhood trauma, family scenarios, inner observer, relationship with mother, psychological transformation, self-acceptance, personal development. #OpenArrangements #Psychology #Self-worth #Self-esteem #Personal Development