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这周,我被荷兰产前与围产期心理学专家 Anna Verwaal 的研究深深触动。她提出一个非常深刻的观点:
我们今天许多情绪模式、关系困扰、安全感与自我价值感,可能并不只是从童年开始形成的。
有些故事,也许开始得更早。
也许,从受孕、怀孕到出生的那段历程,生命最早的经验,就已经悄悄影响着今天的我们。
这一集播客里,我分享了自己从 Anna Verwaal 那里学到的重要洞见,也分享了我最近参加 LIP(生命整合历程)培训时亲眼看见的一些深刻案例与感受。
回望生命的这个过程,不是为了责怪父母,也不是把人生简单归因于过去。
而是帮助我们带着更多意识、理解、温柔与觉察,重新认识自己,理解自己为何成为今天的自己。
这一集,我分享三个核心主题:
1. 安全感与信任感,也许从孕期就开始建立了
胎儿会感受到母亲在怀孕期间的情绪状态。母亲的焦虑、压力、平静与被支持感,都可能成为孩子最早期对世界的体验。
2. 被欢迎感,会深深影响我们的自我价值感
一个生命来到这个世界时,是否被期待、被欢迎、被珍惜,可能影响一个人内心深处的价值感与归属感。
3. 出生过程,可能影响我们面对压力的方式
艰难的分娩、早产、出生后与母亲分离等经历,都可能被身体记录下来,并在成年后影响我们面对压力与改变的反应。
一个温柔的提醒
理解过去,不是为了停留在过去。
而是为了停止无意识的重复,重新把爱带回自己生命里。
下一集,我会继续分享:
在中国家庭文化背景下,这些早期印记如何被放大。
作为成年人,我们可以如何疗愈与整合。
如果你正准备成为父母,如何从生命一开始,给孩子一个不同的起点。
愿这一集,陪你回到生命最初的地方。
愿你在那里,重新温柔地遇见自己。
This week, I was deeply moved by the work of Dutch pre and perinatal psychology expert Anna Verwaal. She offers a profound perspective:
Many of the emotional patterns, relationship struggles, feelings of safety, and sense of self-worth we experience today may not begin only in childhood.
Some stories may begin much earlier.
Perhaps the journey from conception, through pregnancy, to birth already leaves early imprints that continue to influence us throughout life.
In this episode, I share key insights I learned from Anna Verwaal, along with moving experiences and real examples I witnessed during my recent LIP (Life Integration Process) training.
Looking back at this journey of life is not about blaming our parents, nor about reducing our lives to the past.
It is about helping us meet ourselves with greater awareness, understanding, tenderness, and insight — and to understand why we became who we are today.
In this episode, I explore three core themes:
1. Safety and trust may begin forming during pregnancy
A baby can sense the emotional state of the mother during pregnancy. Her stress, fear, calmness, or sense of support may become some of the child’s earliest experiences of the world.
2. Feeling welcomed can shape our sense of self-worth
Whether a life is received with joy, uncertainty, pressure, or love may deeply influence a person’s inner sense of value, belonging, and right to exist.
3. The birth process may shape how we respond to pressure
Difficult births, premature birth, separation from the mother after birth, or intense delivery experiences may be stored in the body and later affect how we handle stress, change, and emotional overwhelm.
A gentle reminder
Understanding the past is not about staying trapped in it.
It is about ending unconscious repetition and bringing love back into our lives.
In Part 2, I will continue sharing:
How these early imprints may be amplified in Chinese family culture.
What adults can do to heal and integrate these early experiences.
How future parents can offer their children a healthier beginning from the very start.
May this episode guide you back to the beginning of life.
And may you meet yourself there with greater tenderness.