There are also Borderline Personality traits noticeable to some extent even with many people who don't meet the criteria for clinical diagnosis of a personality disorder. Most of these individuals are people who suffered childhood trauma that disrupted the development of their identity and self-concept, so they respond to life and relationships in a very insecure manner. In the bioenergetic model used by clairvoyant energy healer Barbara Brennan (author of books I'd recommend titled Hands of Light, Light Emerging, and Core Light Healing) the borderline traits fall under the "Oral" personality type that is energetically weak or unstable and seeking to "suck" energy from others. They tend to be very needy and will over idealize people and situations at times while becoming overly upset or disturbed when things don't go as they wish or expect. Think of a relationship where a person romanticizes their partner in a honeymoon phase of the relationship but when real life challenges and disagreements arise they quickly become angry and attack the partner or run away from the relationship. Healing this involves healing the unresolved wounds and emotions from past trauma and rebuilding the personality with a more healthy, spiritually based and grounded foundation that helps the person feel energetically nourished from the Divine/Spiritual Source and not so dependent upon energy and validation from others.

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: Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is the most common type
: of personality disorders. While it may appear to be
: narcissistic behavior to others, it is not. People with BPD
: have emotions that run very deep. In fact, their emotions
: are intense and exaggerated. They will take offense at the
: slightest comment, even when no offense was meant. In other
: words, people with BPD are very fragile. BPD causes severe
: instability in self-image, behavior, mood and personal

: relationships. This disorder, therefore, gets in the way of
: every aspect of everyday life, such as work, social
: relationships and even family life. The reason the word
: "borderline" is used is because they are thought
: to be on the border of psychosis and neurosis. 2% of the
: population suffers with BPD. And, interestingly enough,
: more women than men suffer from this type of personality
: disorder. Although, BPD is very treatable, treatment is
: more successful when it is diagnosed in its early stages,
: and it must be done by a therapist that specializes in BPD.
: Going to the wrong type of therapist can actually make a
: person worse.

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