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🩸 Summary:
In this episode of The Unfinished Human, I share a channeled message from the jagged glass ball that’s lived in my throat for decades. The one that slices every time I silence myself.
This isn’t a how-to on healing. This is the fucking howl behind it.
In full transparency, I almost deleted this recording. I recorded another version after this that wasn’t as emotionally charged. It was like my old programming demanded that I post something more “acceptable.”
But, instead, I’m honoring my voice, emotions, and authenticity.
This automatic writing message talks about the cost of self-abandonment. The performance of being “fine.” The voice you’ve buried just to survive.
This isn’t self-help. It’s soul witness.
This is what happens when you stop fixing—and start listening.
📎 Keywords:self-discovery, voice, trauma, healing, expression, authenticity, emotional release, personal growth, shadow work, vulnerability
🔥 Takeaways:• This isn’t self-help. It’s soul witness.• Reclaiming your voice doesn’t start with sound—it starts with honesty.• The prison was built by others, but you’ve kept the keys.• Don’t rush to fix what’s been buried. Rage if you need to.• Let it burn and show you what still needs to be voiced.• Listening to the body cracks open what words never could.• You’re not alone in this war within.• You’re not broken. You’re breaking through.• Stay wrecked, wild, and full of wonder.
🕯️ Chapters:00:00 — Introduction to The Unfinished Human01:08 — The Struggle with Voice and Expression03:39 — Channeled Message from the Inner Self06:42 — Embracing the Rawness of Emotion
🎧 Companion Playlist: Ball of Glass: Shadow Work in Smoke and ShardsListen on Spotify
A soundtrack for the scream stuck in your throat. For the voice buried under survival, politeness, and perfection. These songs aren’t here to inspire you—they’re here to split you open, hold you in the wreckage, and remind you: you’re not broken. You’re breaking through.
📖 Read the Blog Post: Ball of Glass: Shadow Work in Smoke and Shards
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Summary:
In this episode of The Unfinished Human, host Lyndsay explores the themes of trauma, self-abandonment, and the complexities of relationships through a creative allegory about Kodi, Cat, and the Precarious knife. The story illustrates how unacknowledged pain can burden individuals and affect their connections with others. Lyndsay emphasizes the importance of witnessing one's own struggles and the journey of healing, encouraging listeners to embrace their unfinished selves.
🎧 Companion Playlist: The Precarious Knife - Story Soundtrack
A moody mix to hold the ache and the aftermath.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PzvuKyhCkgHTqWCCtaa0g?si=-qOTW8EkSju33Bp-uNwYIg
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Want to read the original story? Check it out here.
Link: https://theunfinishedhuman.com/the-story-of-kodi-cat-and-the-precarious-knife/
All things The Unfinished Human: https://campsite.bio/theunfinishedhuman
Keywords: unfinished human, trauma, healing, relationships, self-abandonment, emotional pain, storytelling, allegory, personal growth, vulnerability
I didn’t plan to launch a podcast yet.
I cracked open. The story came out.
This is where it begins—the unraveling that demanded to be spoken aloud.
This isn’t a strategy.
It’s what happens when the mask slips and you stop performing clarity.
Episode One is the origin story—of me, of the podcast, of the part of you that knows there’s something more.
If this opened something in you? Let it.
Welcome to the fucking experiment.
This is not your typical intro.
It's not polished. It's not inspiring. It's not here to help you hustle, be more productive, be more spiritual, be a better [insert role here], or pretend that you're fine.
You're not. Neither am I.
This is the trailer for The Unfinished Human - a creative experiment in being and un-becoming. Hosted by Lyndsay: writer, seeker, neurodivergent human, recovering overachiever, lifelong overthinker, and someone who's done pretending she has it all together.
If you've ever woken up at 3am wondering what the hell is happening to you, you're not alone.
Welcome to the experiment.
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