EPISODE · Feb 10, 2026 · 16 MIN
Reparenting your Inner Child for Emotional Maturity (Spiritist Teachings)
from Voices Between: A Spiritism Podcast · host Voices Between
Ever see a 40-year-old have a total meltdown? In this episode of Voices Between, we look past the surface to understand psychological infancy - the clinical state where a biological adult remains emotionally arrested in childhood. Drawing from the spiritist psychology of Joanna de Angelis, we explore why emotional maturity is a conscious effort, not an automatic part of aging. In this episode, we discuss: Heirs to Ourselves: How your childhood isn't a "blank slate" but an ancient story where you bring past-life patterns and karmic links into your current family "classroom." The Mask of the Ego: How we create survival personas - the perfect student or the invisible child-that eventually result in a total loss of identity in adulthood. 8 The Cruel Inner Child: Why an unhealed subconscious doesn't just stay a victim, but often turns into a "tyrant" who projects suffering onto others. Reparenting Through Visualization: A serious therapeutic tool to "overwrite" the emotional charge of past memories and fill the voids left by your parents. Plenary Love: The shift from "possessive love" that demands validation to a state of being that loves simply because it is the nature of the spirit.This episode helps you answer: Why do I keep reacting with extreme jealousy or impulsivity? How do I stop the "I hate you, don't leave me" cycle in my relationships? How can I move from being a "victim of tragedy" to a "spirit on a mission"?Note on Authenticity: This podcast is born from real-time recordings and authentic readings of spiritist texts. Every episode captures spontaneous reflections shared between the hosts. While Al is used for the voice and delivery polish, the spiritual insights and beliefs are entirely human-made.
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