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Can healing itself become another rigid identity? Sometimes we find a philosophy, community, spiritual practice, therapeutic framework, political worldview, or approach to sobriety that genuinely changes our lives. But something that helps us can also become something we feel compelled to defend. In Chapter 11, Step 11: Mindful Liberation, I explore my own experience becoming attached not only to sobriety and healthy practices, but also to beliefs about the “right” way to think and live. In this video, we explore: ·        How helpful beliefs can gradually become rigid identities ·        Why certainty can feel psychologically safe ·        What defensiveness tells us about our attachment to an idea ·        How contempt can stop curiosity ·        What the “middle path” means—and what it does not mean ·        Why listening does not require agreement ·        How to tell whether healing is expanding your world or narrowing it ·        Why changing your mind can feel threatening when a belief has become part of your identity Step 11 is: “We commit to mindful practices as guidance for how best to carry out our wise next steps for continued healing and ongoing liberation.” Mindful liberation does not require us to abandon conviction. It asks us to remain curious enough to continue seeing, listening, learning, and changing. Question to consider: What belief would be hardest for you to change your mind about—and why? — Paul Cherry, MS, LPC, LCDC This content is educational and informational and is not a substitute for therapy, diagnosis, medical care, or individualized treatment. #SelfAwareness #Mindfulness #Healing #MentalHealth #Therapy PersonalGrowth Addiction Spirituality Authenticity Liberation
Can healing itself become another rigid identity? Sometimes we find a philosophy, community, spiritual practice, therapeutic framework, political worldview, or approach to sobriety that genuinely changes our lives. But something that helps us can also become something we feel compelled to defend. In Chapter 11, Step 11: Mindful Liberation, I explore my own experience becoming attached not only to sobriety and healthy practices, but also to beliefs about the “right” way to think and live. In this video, we explore: ·        How helpful beliefs can gradually become rigid identities ·        Why certainty can feel psychologically safe ·        What defensiveness tells us about our attachment to an idea ·        How contempt can stop curiosity ·        What the “middle path” means—and what it does not mean ·        Why listening does not require agreement ·        How to tell whether healing is expanding your world or narrowing it ·        Why changing your mind can feel threatening when a belief has become part of your identity Step 11 is: “We commit to mindful practices as guidance for how best to carry out our wise next steps for continued healing and ongoing liberation.” Mindful liberation does not require us to abandon conviction. It asks us to remain curious enough to continue seeing, listening, learning, and changing. Question to consider: What belief would be hardest for you to change your mind about—and why? — Paul Cherry, MS, LPC, LCDC This content is educational and informational and is not a substitute for therapy, diagnosis, medical care, or individualized treatment. #SelfAwareness #Mindfulness #Healing #MentalHealth #Therapy PersonalGrowth Addiction Spirituality Authenticity Liberation

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