Liberty Jubilee

Credit to Jenny Scharbrough 

Winnie the Pooh wasn’t a story. It was your soul remembering how to stay whole

WINNIE THE POOH:

A Soul Map of the Subconscious

Pooh = Present Moment Innocence

He’s not ambitious, anxious, or intellectual. He’s curious, soft, && always in the now. Pooh represents the unshaken essence. The childlike awareness that still lives inside you despite time

Piglet = Vulnerability & Courage

Piglet is the softest, smallest energy, but constantly shows up despite fear. He mirrors the part of us that trembles but still says yes

Eeyore = Shadowed Emotion / Depression Archetype

He carries the frequency of heaviness without shame. His sadness is allowed. He’s not “fixed,” but still loved. Eeyore teaches that presence doesn’t require perfection

Tigger = The Unregulated Spark / ADHD Soul Codes

Impulse. Joy. Chaos. But also… loneliness. Tigger hides his unmet need for grounding beneath his bounce. Many frequency carriers will deeply resonate with his soul wiring

Rabbit = The Nervous System Gatekeeper / Control Archetype

Rabbit is the one trying to manage it all. Organize the chaos, enforce order, protect everyone from the unpredictable. But beneath the overthinking is a tender fear: that if he doesn’t hold it all together, it might all fall apart. He’s not cold, he’s scared. Rabbit teaches us that control is often a trauma response in disguise

Christopher Robin = The Conscious Mind / Soul Self

He is the “real” one. Who keeps leaving && returning. He’s the higher self who connects the parts. His dreams, departures, && returns mirror the soul navigating lifetimes && awakenings

The Dream Sequence = Subconscious Integration

Pooh’s dreams often distort reality. He floats away, gets lost, or watches his world shift.

These aren’t random, they reflect the emotional instability of the child self when connection feels threatened

The Hundred Acre Wood = The Inner Emotional Field

Each character lives in their own world but they always come back to the group. The wood is a metaphor for the psyche, a place where all your soul parts exist, playing out your inner life until you come home to them again

Core Soul Message:

You weren’t supposed to outgrow these parts.

You were supposed to remember them.

This story wasn’t made to entertain children, it was made to remind the forgotten child in all of us:

You are still worthy of belonging. Even in your sadness, even in your joy, even when you forget