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Last week, someone asked me about feeling super triggered by some relatives. This led into a deep and insightful conversation around how to use getting triggered to your advantage and the three different purposes of triggers. This is a topic there’s a lot of misunderstanding around so I’m really happy to clear it up in today’s episode and hope you find it super useful.
In this episode, I jam on the following topics:
1. Emotional and psychological triggers
2. Understanding and looking inward when something sparks you
3. How triggers can reveal the blind spots in your life
What You’ll Hear:
3:38 A definition of the shadow side
6:49 The three purposes of triggers + getting clear and making them useful
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Resources:
The Dark Side of the Light Chasers by Deborah Ford
Shamanism, Shadow Work, And Living A Forbidden Life With Foxy Pickett
Courage, Inner Fire, And The Alchemy Of Womanhood With Jen Blackstock
How To “Love Hard” Without Love Having To Be Hard With Jordan Gray
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Recently I was really triggered by how badly people were talking about a family member who was arrested and is obviously in the throws of addiction. Thru the hurt of watching this happen (like seriously I felt like I was being punched in the face with each share and comment that was unsupportive), I reflect almost panicked~ have I ever shared something or thoughtlessly commented or maliciously tried to knock someone down a peg by my online actions…I may have but boy will my future actions be effected by this experience. I did also make a mental list of people I will no longer say hello to, do business with and un “friended” a few too~the discernment part I guess.