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that I have. I call this a “psychological” insight because the basic task of all psychologically-minded practice is re-owning the split-off and denied or dissociated aspects of our mind. Through psychologically-minded practice we learn to accept all the contents of our mind.

Until we have done our work, trained our mind, awakened body wisdom and have a partnership with our subconscious, the soul will prove elusive.

“When someone connects with a deep inner truth,” Brian said, “especially one that is opposite their conscious, expressed beliefs, tears well up.”

Shadow work is getting to know and understand the dynamic functions that are operating within us on a subconscious level. We call this process ‘personal archaeology,’ and it is the detective work of examining our life to identify underlying patterns that often do not on the surface make sense to us.

mind, same mind, just different narratives woven around it. Inherently, this mind cannot be confined to any one group or tradition. Words cannot describe it. Nonetheless they are helpful. Without my tradition, I would not have the language to share anything; and language provides a context for these experiences. Without context, experience alone of