You Can’t Outrun Your Shadow
Hear why shadows always catch up eventually.
Casey StevensGuest
Amanda McCoy FlanaganHostBut I also feel like we have some kind of duty and an obligation to ascend or awaken or witness our soul's growth and our behaviors that either are hindering or helping us to progress in this thing called life.

I really think it is what the soul, this eternal part of us, comes here to do.

I love even that word, like we can ignore the calling, but I really think that the soul comes here to evolve.

And then it's our job to get on board with that as our human selves in this life.

Do we get on board with what the calling is? the objective and then how to align ourselves with where the soul wants to go in this life and what it wants us to learn.

And do we step forward into that calling or do we not? And if we don't, then I think we just have a lot more suffering.

And we'll probably be repeating some of the same lessons over and over again, certainly in this lifetime, but beyond that as well.

And so really to answer that calling, that radical responsibility, but also the obligation to our soul, the eternal part of us that carries on and really I think is the most valuable part of who we are, then how do we honor that mission and how do we amplify our own soul's experience and journey in that? But I really believe that that's the best activism we can do in the world.

That's how we really make a difference if we do this work deeply in the way that we're discussing.
And then I wrote a book and everything else has kind of ensued from there.
But I also feel like we have some kind of duty and an obligation to ascend or awaken or witness our soul's growth and our behaviors that either are hindering or helping us to progress in this thing called life.

I really think it is what the soul, this eternal part of us, comes here to do.

I love even that word, like we can ignore the calling, but I really think that the soul comes here to evolve.

And then it's our job to get on board with that as our human selves in this life.

Do we get on board with what the calling is? the objective and then how to align ourselves with where the soul wants to go in this life and what it wants us to learn.

And do we step forward into that calling or do we not? And if we don't, then I think we just have a lot more suffering.

And we'll probably be repeating some of the same lessons over and over again, certainly in this lifetime, but beyond that as well.

And so really to answer that calling, that radical responsibility, but also the obligation to our soul, the eternal part of us that carries on and really I think is the most valuable part of who we are, then how do we honor that mission and how do we amplify our own soul's experience and journey in that? But I really believe that that's the best activism we can do in the world.

That's how we really make a difference if we do this work deeply in the way that we're discussing.
And then I wrote a book and everything else has kind of ensued from there.
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