Harry Lloyd continues his groundbreaking Four Mirrors series, examining why justice and psychotherapy—though valuable tools—become dangerous when they define your identity.

What You'll Discover:

✅ Why justice sorts the world into guilty vs. not guilty (and why that's limiting) ✅ How the psychotherapeutic mirror replaced spiritual guidance

✅ Why self-actualization without higher purpose leads to emptiness

✅ The problem with forgiveness in therapy vs. spiritual reconciliation

✅ Why "healthy" and "innocent" aren't endpoints, but byproducts

✅ How terror and contempt emerge when justice defines identity

Key Topics Covered:

Harry's Core Insight: "Justice is a practical necessity for society, but making it the reflection of your personal identity creates only two possible products: terror and contempt. Both are actively antagonistic toward personal growth."

On Psychotherapy's Limitation: "Without a higher authority to serve as the foundation for identity, it ends up being derived from the patient themselves. The psychotherapeutic mirror has the virtue of assuming imperfection and a need for growth, but it's still uncomfortably self-focused."

The Four Mirrors Series:

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