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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2025 · 15 MIN

Childhood: Where the Software Was Written

from The ExtraOrdinary Self Podcast · host Maria del Gaiso

In this introspective episode, we journey back to the earliest chapter of our lives—childhood. Far from mere nostalgia, this reflection offers vital clues to who we truly are underneath the layers of societal conditioning. We explore how our earliest environments shaped our subconscious beliefs, the impact of family dynamics, and how even subtle childhood experiences leave lasting scripts. Whether you felt you belonged or struggled to fit in, this episode invites you to reparent your inner child, reclaim your original vibrancy, and bring fresh eyes to your past so you can walk freely into your future.We also touch on the cyclical nature of life, parenting as an opportunity for redemption and growth, and why memory without emotional charge becomes wisdom. A powerful prelude to our next episode on adolescence—the turbulent forest between childhood and adulthood. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mariadelgaiso.substack.com

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