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Many people have strong misunderstandings when it comes to the realm of shadow work. Our discussion highlights the concept of identity as not just the self we acknowledge but as a screen on which our deepest fears, desires, and repressions are projected. We confront the ironies within the spiritual community's approach to shadow work, questioning whether we truly understand what we claim to be addressing. Join us as we explore how engaging with our shadow is not just about unearthing pain but about truly understanding the roots of our emotional responses and transforming our identity.
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