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26 - [Inside Out] - The Roles
Thank you for being here.
Most of us grow up thinking of our ego as our true self.
If our needs aren’t met during childhood or the environment is
unpredictable it causes us to cope by separating from our true nature, our
authentic self and we begin to create a false self, the ego, based on what gets
us love, validation, acceptance and approval.
In this episode we are diving deeper into
the ego, the false self, the roles that we have taken on.
Sometimes we tend to become so closely
identified with our roles and think that that’s who we are.
Until we become aware
of our roles and learn that to become whole we need all ways of being, the
roles we play really run our life and how we interact with the world.
When we find ourselves too comfortable and
familiar with certain ways of being and uncomfortable with other ways of being,
we might begin to feel stuck or feel as if something is missing, that we are
blocked from reaching our full potential.
The impact of being unaware of these roles
is that these roles may dominate our thoughts, behaviors and actions most of the time.
Although these roles have succeeded in keeping us safe so far, and they feel
very comfortable and familiar to us, they may not have the best answers for how
to live our lives now.
Tune in if you feel called.
Sending you so much love
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By Anusuya ThirunavukkarasuThank you for being here.
Most of us grow up thinking of our ego as our true self.
If our needs aren’t met during childhood or the environment is
unpredictable it causes us to cope by separating from our true nature, our
authentic self and we begin to create a false self, the ego, based on what gets
us love, validation, acceptance and approval.
In this episode we are diving deeper into
the ego, the false self, the roles that we have taken on.
Sometimes we tend to become so closely
identified with our roles and think that that’s who we are.
Until we become aware
of our roles and learn that to become whole we need all ways of being, the
roles we play really run our life and how we interact with the world.
When we find ourselves too comfortable and
familiar with certain ways of being and uncomfortable with other ways of being,
we might begin to feel stuck or feel as if something is missing, that we are
blocked from reaching our full potential.
The impact of being unaware of these roles
is that these roles may dominate our thoughts, behaviors and actions most of the time.
Although these roles have succeeded in keeping us safe so far, and they feel
very comfortable and familiar to us, they may not have the best answers for how
to live our lives now.
Tune in if you feel called.
Sending you so much love