350. Who are you? Break yourself to make yourself (Shadow Work Series Part 21 of 22)
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12/30/24 • 19 min
Ever feel like you’re playing a role in someone else’s script? In this episode, we’re tearing down the mental house of mirrors that is your self-concept. From the labels slapped on you as a kid to the identities you’ve clung to for comfort, we’ll uncover what’s real, what’s borrowed, and what’s gotta go. Get ready to shake off the stories, reclaim your truth, and figure out who you are.
In this shadow work series, we’re diving deep into the parts of ourselves we often avoid—the hidden fears, patterns, and wounds shaping our lives from the shadows. Together, we’ll explore the four core wounds—trust, guilt, abandonment, and neglect—and uncover how they affect our relationships, self-worth, and inner peace. This isn’t about fixing or erasing these parts; it’s about understanding, embracing, and integrating them to step into your wholeness. So, grab a journal, an open mind, and maybe a cup of tea—because we’re about to get real, raw, and radically self-aware. Let’s play in the shadows.
Join Shadow Work: https://alwaysplay.org/shadow-work
Ever feel like you’re playing a role in someone else’s script? In this episode, we’re tearing down the mental house of mirrors that is your self-concept. From the labels slapped on you as a kid to the identities you’ve clung to for comfort, we’ll uncover what’s real, what’s borrowed, and what’s gotta go. Get ready to shake off the stories, reclaim your truth, and figure out who you are.
In this shadow work series, we’re diving deep into the parts of ourselves we often avoid—the hidden fears, patterns, and wounds shaping our lives from the shadows. Together, we’ll explore the four core wounds—trust, guilt, abandonment, and neglect—and uncover how they affect our relationships, self-worth, and inner peace. This isn’t about fixing or erasing these parts; it’s about understanding, embracing, and integrating them to step into your wholeness. So, grab a journal, an open mind, and maybe a cup of tea—because we’re about to get real, raw, and radically self-aware. Let’s play in the shadows.
Join Shadow Work: https://alwaysplay.org/shadow-work
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349. Shadow Archetype: The Judge; Healing the Shadows of Criticism and Shame (Shadow Work Series Part 20 of 22)
The Judge Archetype examines the critical voice within us all—the one that points out flaws, sets impossible standards, and holds us back through guilt and shame. In this episode, we’ll explore how this shadow archetype often develops from wounds of inadequacy and past criticism. Learn how the Judge may be protecting you from deeper pain while simultaneously keeping you stuck in self-doubt and harsh expectations. Discover tools to transform this inner critic into an ally, finding freedom through self-compassion and acceptance.
In this shadow work series, we’re diving deep into the parts of ourselves we often avoid—the hidden fears, patterns, and wounds shaping our lives from the shadows. Together, we’ll explore the four core wounds—trust, guilt, abandonment, and neglect—and uncover how they affect our relationships, self-worth, and inner peace. This isn’t about fixing or erasing these parts; it’s about understanding, embracing, and integrating them to step into your wholeness. So, grab a journal, an open mind, and maybe a cup of tea—because we’re about to get real, raw, and radically self-aware. Let’s play in the shadows.
Join Shadow Work: https://alwaysplay.org/shadow-work
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351. This is not a SOLO Mission! (Shadow Work Series Part 22 of 22)
Shadow work doesn’t have to be a solo mission. In fact, going it alone can sometimes leave you spinning in circles. This episode is all about why having a mentor—a coach, therapist, or trusted guide—can totally level up your shadow work journey. We’ll chat about how isolation can keep you stuck, why it’s okay to ask for help, and how the right mentor can help you face the parts of yourself you’ve been dodging. Let’s make shadow work less lonely and way more impactful!
In this shadow work series, we’re diving deep into the parts of ourselves we often avoid—the hidden fears, patterns, and wounds shaping our lives from the shadows. Together, we’ll explore the four core wounds—trust, guilt, abandonment, and neglect—and uncover how they affect our relationships, self-worth, and inner peace. This isn’t about fixing or erasing these parts; it’s about understanding, embracing, and integrating them to step into your wholeness. So, grab a journal, an open mind, and maybe a cup of tea—because we’re about to get real, raw, and radically self-aware. Let’s play in the shadows.
Join Shadow Work: https://alwaysplay.org/shadow-work
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