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To loft a ball high in the air, it has to be let go. We can’t rise up if we are tethered to something. In our lives we are bombarded by messages, indirectly or directly, verbally or not, that tell us who we are. We hear “You are” messages that are positive and negative. The problem is, both can be dangerous if we over-identify with them, absorbing them into our very being, shaping our interactions, our decisions, and our very way.
In this episode we will identify a message we have received of “you are…” a positive and “you are..” a negative, determine how tethered we are to these messages, and if we can and should let them go. Then we will listen to the poem I AM and receive a message for our true self that we can hold onto and rise up.
I AM…
Rooted like earth
Passionate like fire
Free like the wind
Vast like the water
Shining like the sun
Peaceful like the moon
Joyful like creation
Gentle like the grass
Patient like the oak
I AM LOVE.
-poem by Angie Winn
Referenced: Prayer: A Case Study in Mimetic Anthropology by James Alison.
To support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/angie-winn To find out more about the Pause: https://angiewinn.com/pause
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To loft a ball high in the air, it has to be let go. We can’t rise up if we are tethered to something. In our lives we are bombarded by messages, indirectly or directly, verbally or not, that tell us who we are. We hear “You are” messages that are positive and negative. The problem is, both can be dangerous if we over-identify with them, absorbing them into our very being, shaping our interactions, our decisions, and our very way.
In this episode we will identify a message we have received of “you are…” a positive and “you are..” a negative, determine how tethered we are to these messages, and if we can and should let them go. Then we will listen to the poem I AM and receive a message for our true self that we can hold onto and rise up.
I AM…
Rooted like earth
Passionate like fire
Free like the wind
Vast like the water
Shining like the sun
Peaceful like the moon
Joyful like creation
Gentle like the grass
Patient like the oak
I AM LOVE.
-poem by Angie Winn
Referenced: Prayer: A Case Study in Mimetic Anthropology by James Alison.
To support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/angie-winn To find out more about the Pause: https://angiewinn.com/pause