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In this episode, Brian Lee discusses the often-overlooked topic of spiritual abuse and its profound impact on individuals' lives. He shares his journey from being a pastor to creating the nonprofit Broken to Beloved, which aims to support survivors of spiritual abuse. The conversation delves into the definition of holistic masculinity, the importance of safety and trust in relationships, and the healing process that involves recognizing one's story and integrating all parts of oneself. Brian emphasizes the need for community support and grace in the journey of recovery, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of faith and belonging.
Takeaways
Check out more of Broken to Beloved:
Website - https://www.brokentobeloved.org/
Donate - https://www.brokentobeloved.org/support
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brokentobeloved
Substack - https://brokentobeloved.substack.com/
Broken to Beloved Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/2RcmVVeoNVuaZ7VT37YKrc?si=38911bd34a8a48e0
Chapters
00:00 Brian's Background and Journey
04:35 Understanding Spiritual Abuse
07:26 The Impact of Spiritual Abuse
10:19 Cultural and Racial Influences
13:35 The Importance of Storytelling
16:21 The Hierarchy of Belovedness
26:56 Building Trust Through Vulnerability
31:16 Understanding Safety and Self-Regulation
37:14 The Connection Between Body Awareness and Safety
43:30 Navigating Faith and Safety in Church Spaces
46:56 Finding Safety in Curiosity and Healing
52:30 The Journey from Brokenness to Beloved
Keywords
masculinity, spirituality, Christian culture, identity, emotional health, storytelling, friendship, integrity, healing, mental health, empathy, grief, emotional health, community support, mental health resources, holistic masculinity, vulnerability, embodiment, fatherhood, childhood experiences, inner child, self-compassion, shame, self-contempt, workshops, mental health, spiritual abuse, trauma, community support, faith, recovery, emotional safety, holistic healing
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In this episode, Brian Lee discusses the often-overlooked topic of spiritual abuse and its profound impact on individuals' lives. He shares his journey from being a pastor to creating the nonprofit Broken to Beloved, which aims to support survivors of spiritual abuse. The conversation delves into the definition of holistic masculinity, the importance of safety and trust in relationships, and the healing process that involves recognizing one's story and integrating all parts of oneself. Brian emphasizes the need for community support and grace in the journey of recovery, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of faith and belonging.
Takeaways
Check out more of Broken to Beloved:
Website - https://www.brokentobeloved.org/
Donate - https://www.brokentobeloved.org/support
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brokentobeloved
Substack - https://brokentobeloved.substack.com/
Broken to Beloved Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/2RcmVVeoNVuaZ7VT37YKrc?si=38911bd34a8a48e0
Chapters
00:00 Brian's Background and Journey
04:35 Understanding Spiritual Abuse
07:26 The Impact of Spiritual Abuse
10:19 Cultural and Racial Influences
13:35 The Importance of Storytelling
16:21 The Hierarchy of Belovedness
26:56 Building Trust Through Vulnerability
31:16 Understanding Safety and Self-Regulation
37:14 The Connection Between Body Awareness and Safety
43:30 Navigating Faith and Safety in Church Spaces
46:56 Finding Safety in Curiosity and Healing
52:30 The Journey from Brokenness to Beloved
Keywords
masculinity, spirituality, Christian culture, identity, emotional health, storytelling, friendship, integrity, healing, mental health, empathy, grief, emotional health, community support, mental health resources, holistic masculinity, vulnerability, embodiment, fatherhood, childhood experiences, inner child, self-compassion, shame, self-contempt, workshops, mental health, spiritual abuse, trauma, community support, faith, recovery, emotional safety, holistic healing

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