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[[Multidimensional Orientation]] is recognizing where one is primarily orientated (situated) in our bodies which helps us to communicate between those bodies and become more integrated between all of the multi-dimensional selves. Our inner child when it has been traumatized, will generally orientate itself to feel safer in one of the bodies, while it closes other bodies down. This is known as [[Ego Defense Mechanism]]s of the [[Ego/Personality]] and is a survival and coping mechanism humans use to deal with unresolved pain and suffering. | [[Multidimensional Orientation]] is recognizing where one is primarily orientated (situated) in our bodies which helps us to communicate between those bodies and become more integrated between all of the multi-dimensional selves. Our inner child when it has been traumatized, will generally orientate itself to feel safer in one of the bodies, while it closes other bodies down. This is known as the inner child generated [[Ego Defense Mechanism]]s of the [[Ego/Personality]] and is a survival and coping mechanism humans use to deal with unresolved pain and suffering. | ||
When all of the layers of our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual intelligence are interconnected in our self, it allows for greater inner harmony and inner balance. | When all of the layers of our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual intelligence are interconnected in our self, it allows for greater inner harmony and inner balance. | ||