Watch the Process and Other Inner Bonding Videos for Members Only

Welcome to the member's only video review of the Six Steps of Inner Bonding, and the "Watch the Process" videos.  These videos are here to suppor to you in deepening your understanding of the Inner Bonding process. These videos are not currently compatible with Android devices. 

The Six Steps of Inner Bonding

Step 1 of Inner Bonding: Willingness to Feel Pain and Take Responsibility for Your Feelings 

Step Two of Inner Bonding: Moving Into the Intent to Learn

Step Three of Inner Bonding: Dialoguing With Your Inner Child

Step Four of Inner Bonding: Dialoguing With Your Spiritual Guidance 

Step Five of Inner Bonding: Taking Loving Action

Step Six of Inner Bonding: Evaluating the Action

 

Watch the Process

These are videos of Inner Bonders demonstrating the Six-Step process, or different aspects of the process. 

We wish to thank all of the volunteers who agreed to share their process through video.

If you cannot see these videos you will need to download the Quicktime player from Apple.com.

Click on each link below to see the video. 

Dr. Sharon Pearson, Inner Bonding Facilitator  - Demonstrating the Three Step Anger Process

Mark Lersch - Inner Bonding Facilitator

Justin

Diana

Emily Agnew - Inner Bonding Facilitator

 

 




 
 



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Many people seem to feel entitled to get what they want at the expense of others. People with an entitlement issue often attract those with a caretaking issue. The person with the entitlement issue believes he or she deserves to take from others, while the caretaker believes he or she deserves to be taken from. Neither are taking loving care of themselves.

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DAILY INSPIRATION

Many people seem to feel entitled to get what they want at the expense of others. People with an entitlement issue often attract those with a caretaking issue. The person with the entitlement issue believes he or she deserves to take from others, while the caretaker believes he or she deserves to be taken from. Neither are taking loving care of themselves.

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