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Inner Kids

Child Parts / Alter-egos / Soul Kids

It's well-known that trauma can cause parts of the soul to break off and freeze aspects of you like a trapped inner kid.

However, many times we are unaware of how this exists within us. By inviting God into to carry the burden of the inner kid, then quick healing can result.  

This insight sometimes explains why some aren't healed—the central part of the person cooperates with God; but the "alter" part of you doesn't.

I began to understand this when two major parts of me were integrated once, a few years ago. It was definitely supernatural. And many have similar experiences.

For an in-depth treatment, consider this book:
Deep Wounds, Deep Healing or

or this ministry to release them:
uncorkgenius.com

 

This intriguing material is actually widespread among the inner healing ministries, though not very well understood outside of that.  

In a nutshell: it's like sitting down with a person and asking a little kid part of them where they got hurt. You let them express themselves. They will feel like a rescue puppy. Ask if it's ok for Jesus to giver over the burdensome job of protecting themselves.

(The broken part doesn't have to be a little kid, but usually is since that's often where the trauma first happened.)

The first release I had was pretty significant (instant, clear, unexpected, and certainly supernatural).  I did it on myself.  The process can be as simple as talking to that part of yourself and then asking Christ to talk to that part.

House Analogy

If you think of your soul like a house, then it's like a little kid trapped in a room created as an escape from trauma—but we often don't even know the kid is living there.  (That's another reason why it's helpful to pray with others about it, esp. those whose prophetic gifts are mature enough to hear God tell them what's really going on.)  

The kid might not even know what happened—only that they don't feel safe to come out. But stuff has festered in the room—mostly unconscious to us—because the door hasn't been opened in years. And sometimes just talking to the kid in the room is enough to get a release.

(The doors on the rooms are actually protection mechanisms from God so that the whole house can still function.)

Personal Kids, Not Just Code

The trapped kid has its own "soul" qualities (will, intellect and emotions) that kind of duplicate off from your core; sort of similar to software code that replicates off the main program.  

In more extreme cases (roughly 5% of the population), the alter may actually speak out enough to manifest as a distinct "multiple personality".  Zia Nevins's mother was 100% cured from a condition that is rarely healed. Hear Zia' Inner Healing testimony.

You can actually converse with the alter and ask it to reveal its name (if it has one) and get other details where/when it was formed; it's role, etc.  The worse the break, the more distinct the voice will be. (some actually hear a distinct voice).

Polite terms for lighter conditions include:  fractures, fragments, walls, parts, splinters, sub-selves.  These can all refer to mild alters or strong alters; and different groups use different lingo.  E.g., some use "fragments" to mean mild alters.  (Note that Bethel church in Redding, CA, calls their ministry to alters "Shabar" which is the Greek word for "broken-hearted"—Luke 4:18).

The problem with all those terms is that they are clinical and impersonal.  And since the healing will move along much quickly when personal trust is established between the broken off you, the core you, and Christ; then we don't want the prayer to be mechanical.  

Critters Convince the Kid To Stay Trapped

Non-theists unfamiliar with the supernatural may conclude it's merely brain code malfunctioning; and Christians w/o real supernatural experience may conclude the alter is a demon.  

And yet it turns out that there is often a demon present! But it's not the alter part -- it's usually an evil agent entering through the house window to keep assuring the kid the rest of the house is unsafe.

So obviously, any non-supernatural model is incomplete. The awesome part about this is just how quickly Jesus heals the wounded kid and resolves the issue.

Various Ministry Approaches

When deliverance ministries grew in the 1970s some of these even mistook alters for demons—and now we can see why—because they inhabit the same room. And the reason the evil critter is allowed to harass the kid is simply that Christ has not been given permission to protect the kid.

The way to handle a demon effectively, in summary, is by the inner healing basics: 1. repenting, 2. forgiving, 3. receiving God in that area.  Once those spiritual "legal" reasons are brought to God for pardon, the guilty demon can be commanded to leave and stay away, if it doesn't just leave by itself.  (Note: You can command a demon away without removing the legal reason, but Jesus said it can just come back.)  

Re-Integration or Not?

Unfortunately some groups say you should not re-integrate the "alter". This mistake would be like not re-integrating a kid back into the family. From my own experience, I can say that there is definitely a type of integration, and you feel like "more", not "less."  It's like kids getting reunited, they don't lose their identity, but now they get to grow up. The resulting harmonious family will often appear to function as one life, like the Trinity. 

Resources

You can get expert advice or Zoom prayer ministry with Constanzia Nevins:
http://www.uncorkgenius.com

Christ the Healer

Ultimately we can simplify it and just ask God how to proceed. These sessions might require a lot of mature patience from the prayer minister, who simultaneously must be both gentle with the little kids in the soul; but completely firm toward the villains.

However: though you might dialog with an alter at length, but it's much quicker to introduce them to Christ as soon as possible and get that conversation going.

God gives us this powerful tool for healing release.  Jesus says he came to bind up the "broken-hearted." [Luke 4]  And that's really great.  Enjoy!

Unbroken

I am your solid foundation upon which you can stand, no matter your situation.   Should you feel the ground beneath you crumbling, check the inner foundation.   Simply ensure it is Me, and not something of your own construction (Matthew 7:27).  

The broken ground beneath you is typically the topsoil of your personal confidence being washed away as the inevitable trials of life come at you. Beneath it, however, stands the bedrock of My love, the all-sustaining grace that makes life possible.  Rest more upon Me.  

With Me as your foundation, you can take leaps of faith into unknown territory with more confidence than you’ve ever known.  Belief in yourself need not be experiential or else you would seldom venture beyond your very small comfort zone.  A way toward healing is to ask "what is it today that you doubt or fear?"  Recall that I am with you wherever you go (Matthew 28:20).  I never call where I don’t provide, regardless of how challenging your responsibility appears.

Jesus: Everyone who hears what I say and obeys it
will be like a wise man who built his house on rock.
Matthew 7:24
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