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Healing Core Shame Wound’s with Hypnotherapy

Here’s a sample hypnotherapy script to help heal core shame wounds:

Induction

(Speak in a calm, soothing voice)

“Welcome to this hypnotherapy session, where you’ll embark on a journey of healing and self-discovery. Find a comfortable position, either sitting or lying down, and take a deep breath in through your nose and out through your mouth. Allow your body to relax and let go of any tension or stress.

Imagine yourself standing in a peaceful, serene environment, surrounded by nature’s beauty. Feel the gentle breeze on your skin and the warmth of the sun on your face. With each breath, allow yourself to relax further, letting go of any thoughts or worries.

As you exhale, repeat the phrase ‘I let go’ to yourself, allowing any feelings of shame, guilt, or self-doubt to release. Now, imagine yourself becoming heavier, more grounded, and connected to the present moment. Allow your eyes to gently close, and let yourself drift into a deep state of relaxation.”

Deepening

“Imagine yourself descending a gentle staircase, with each step leading you deeper into relaxation. As you descend, repeat the phrase ‘I am safe’ to yourself, allowing any fears or doubts to dissipate.

Notice the sensation of your feet touching the ground, feeling heavy and grounded. Imagine roots growing from the soles of your feet, deep into the earth, anchoring you in stability and support.

Now, visualize a warm, soothing light filling your body, starting at the crown of your head and flowing down to your toes. As this light travels, it dissolves any tension, anxiety, or shame, replacing it with a sense of calm and tranquility.”

Exploring the Shame

“Gently, bring your attention to the area of your life where you’ve experienced shame or self-doubt. It might be a specific event, a relationship, or a general feeling. Allow yourself to observe this area without judgment, noticing any emotions, thoughts, or physical sensations that arise.

Imagine yourself standing in front of a large, old mirror. This mirror represents the reflection of your self-worth and self-acceptance. Notice any distortions, cracks, or imperfections in the mirror, as well as any reflections or images that appear.

As you gaze into the mirror, allow yourself to acknowledge the shame and self-doubt that has shaped your life.

Repeat the phrase ‘I acknowledge my shame’ to yourself, giving yourself permission to feel and process these emotions.

Now, imagine a gentle, compassionate voice speaking to you, saying, ‘You are not defined by your past mistakes or experiences. You are worthy of love, acceptance, and forgiveness.’ Allow this voice to reassure you, reminding you that you deserve self-compassion and self-acceptance.”

Releasing the Shame

“Imagine a warm, golden light beginning to emanate from the mirror. This light represents the release of the shame and self-doubt. As the light grows, it starts to fill your body, dissolving any remaining shame, guilt, or self-doubt.

Repeat the phrase ‘I release the shame’ to yourself, allowing yourself to let go of the need for self-criticism and self-judgment. Imagine any negative self-talk or self-criticism becoming quieter, less prominent, and eventually fading away.

As you continue to breathe deeply, imagine yourself surrounded by a sense of self-acceptance and self-compassion. Allow yourself to feel a sense of kindness, gentleness, and understanding towards yourself, knowing that you are human and deserving of forgiveness and love.”

Integration and Closure

“Take a moment to notice how you feel, allowing yourself to fully embody this newfound sense of self-acceptance and self-compassion. Imagine yourself integrating this new perspective into your daily life, moving forward with greater self-love and self-acceptance.

As you slowly begin to return to a state of full consciousness, remember that you can always return to this place of self-acceptance and self-compassion. Repeat the phrase ‘I am enough’ to yourself, knowing that you have the power to choose how you respond to any situation.

When you’re ready, slowly open your eyes, and take a deep breath, feeling refreshed, renewed, and empowered. Remember to take this sense of self-acceptance and self-compassion with you, integrating it into your daily life, and know that you can always return to this peaceful, loving state whenever you need it.”

Post-Hypnotic Suggestions

“Before you fully emerge from this trance state, I offer you the following post-hypnotic suggestions:

* Whenever you feel shame or self-doubt, you will take a deep breath and remind yourself that you are worthy of love, acceptance, and forgiveness.

* You will approach challenging situations with greater self-compassion and self-acceptance, knowing that you are human and deserving of kindness and understanding.

* You will integrate this newfound sense of self-acceptance into your daily life, moving forward with greater confidence and self-love.

Remember, these suggestions will guide you in your journey towards healing and self-discovery. Trust in yourself and your ability to navigate any situation with ease and confidence.”

Additional Suggestions for Working with Shame

* Consider using a ‘self-compassion exercise’ where the client practices self-kindness, understanding, and acceptance towards themselves.

* Use imagery and visualization to create a ‘self-forgiveness ritual’ or ‘self-acceptance ceremony’, where the client honors and celebrates their own worthiness and deservingness of love and acceptance.

* Encourage the client to engage in self-care and self-compassion practices, such as journaling, meditation, or spending time in nature, to help them cultivate a deeper sense of self-love and self-acceptance.

* Consider using a ‘future self’ technique, where the client imagines themselves in a future scenario, feeling confident, self-assured, and self-accepting.

Core Wounds that Prevent you to Access to the full power of Unconditional Love

Unconditional love is not blocked because we are incapable of it.

It is blocked because protective wounds learned to keep us safe – and never learned when it was safe to open again.

Below are the core wounds that prevent access to the full power of unconditional love, and how they operate beneath awareness.

1. Abandonment Wound

Core belief: “If I love fully, I will be left.”

Creates attachment anxiety, clinging, or pre-emptive withdrawal

Turns love into fear-based monitoring

Effect on love:

You love, but with one foot already braced for loss.

Healing key: Learning nervous-system safety in connection.

2. Rejection Wound

Core belief: “If I show my true self, I won’t be chosen.”

Leads to masks, people-pleasing, emotional hiding

Love becomes performance instead of presence

Effect on love:

Love is filtered, edited, and incomplete.

Healing key: Safe self-expression and emotional authenticity.

3. Betrayal Wound

Core belief: “Trust makes me vulnerable to harm.”

Creates hyper-independence or control

Difficulty surrendering emotionally

Effect on love:

You love intellectually, but guard your heart.

Healing key: Rebuilding trust slowly, through consistency not promises.

4. Shame Wound

Core belief: “Something is wrong with me.”

Deep self-judgment

Difficulty receiving love

Effect on love:

Unconditional love feels undeserved or suspicious.

Healing key: Compassionate self-acceptance and inner reparenting.

5. Emotional Neglect Wound

Core belief: “My needs don’t matter.”

Suppression of needs and feelings

Over-giving or emotional numbness

Effect on love:

Love is given, not received – until exhaustion replaces devotion.

Healing key: Learning to feel, name, and honor needs.

6. Conditional Love Conditioning

Core belief: “Love must be earned.”

Love linked to achievement, behavior, or usefulness

Fear of rest, failure, or softness

Effect on love:

Love becomes transactional—even with God, self, or partner.

Healing key: Experiencing love without performance.

7. Unprocessed Grief

Core belief: “If I open again, I’ll feel that pain.”

Emotional shutdown

Avoidance of depth

Effect on love:

You protect yourself by loving less.

Healing key: Allowing grief to move instead of calcify.

8. Fear of Losing Control

Core belief: “Surrender equals danger.”

Resistance to vulnerability

Difficulty trusting life or love

Effect on love:

Unconditional love feels threatening, not freeing.

Healing key: Learning that surrender can coexist with strength.

The Deeper Truth

Unconditional love is not blocked by lack of goodness.
It is blocked by unhealed protection.

Every wound once said: “This is how I survive.”
Healing says: “This is how I live.”

When These Wounds Heal…

  • Love flows without fear
  • Boundaries become natural, not defensive
  • Love becomes strong, calm, and spacious
  • You love freely without losing yourself

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