When we experience unexpected exposure of vulnerable aspects og ourselves we can have two reactions either hide the toxic shame that will seep out towards others with bullying, mimicry or covetousness OR wr can examine our own exposure and heal. Today we discuss John Bradshaw's bool Healing the shame that binds you

The hiding places of toxic shame

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I am on a SUBMISSION JOURNEY, as I develop my submissive nature, this podcast purpose is to build a deeper connection with people as well build a deeper connection with our creator, by reading snipets from my self published books as well as other accomplished authors through pondering on thought provoking concepts, real life relatable stories and some good laughs along this journey called life. Let's have some deep talks and soul stirring conversations about this thing called life and approach what we have in common with community, respect each others differences and grow.

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$diamondchronicles9 I am on a SUBMISSION JOURNEY, as I develop my submissive nature, this podcast purpose is to build a deeper connection with people as well build a deeper connection with our creator, by reading snipets from my self published books as well as other accomplished authors through pondering on thought provoking concepts, real life relatable stories and some good laughs along this journey called life. Let's have some deep talks and soul stirring conversations about this thing called life and approach what we have in common with community, respect each others differences and grow.

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