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Would you swim with a shark without
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any protection whatsoever ? I
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know you wouldn't probably
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wouldn't . Then why is it that you've actually
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been in a toxic relationship ? I
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know it doesn't make any sense when we
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think about it in that way . So what
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I want to do for you today is
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give you the five steps of
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what happens and why it
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is that we're caught
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up in these relationships
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and it's so hard to actually
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get ourselves untangled . So
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I want you to really
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think about how you got involved
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in the relationship , because once we're
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in , it's really really tough . On
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the concept of sharks , we're
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going to be looking at fish today
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. So we're going to be going on a fishing
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expedition . You and I . We're going
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to be spending some time relaxing
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, imagining that we're on a beautiful
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boat together and we're together
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fishing and really looking at this whole
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concept of fishing . Now , if you are
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an expert in fishing , I
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do apologize . I really don't know
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that much about fishing , but let's just
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go with this theme . So
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what happens when
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we get into a toxic relationship
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is they hook us in . You're
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going about your business , you're enjoying
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life , you're swimming
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, you're loving life and
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living life . You're probably at your
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peak and then here
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comes the hook bait and
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you're hooked into this narcissistic
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or toxic relationship that has
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been so devastating for
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your life and it's just been one
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of the most dangerous things that you've probably
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experienced or has
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really taken so much out of you
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that it's taking a long time
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for you to get yourself back Now
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. One of the
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ways that toxic
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people can hook people in is
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by saying something like I
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need you , I need your help
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. Or they can be charming
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, but the key here
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is they can sometimes come across
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as being vulnerable , as being
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the innocent one , as
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being the one that was in a difficult
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relationship before and
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has suffered so much it's
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been really difficult for them , has
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suffered so much , it's been really difficult for them , poor them . And if you get hooked
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into that , you get this feeling of wanting to help , wanting to be
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that person to give them
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that love that they need , and you get
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that feeling of I
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am needed . And then
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they've hooked you in Now as
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an empath . If you are an empath which
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I'm assuming you are you
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want to help people . You
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might have trauma from a young
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age , so you might even want
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to be needed , to be loved
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. It feels good to be needed . It's
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slightly different from actually contributing
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to the world . Right , because
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there's an element of trauma associated
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, being wanting to have that feeling
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of being needed , of being wanted
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, of being . It's connected to
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really wanting love and
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, as you know , one of the
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major things that we need to do when we've
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been in toxic relationships is
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cultivate self-love again . This
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whole process of being
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in a toxic relationship is really
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about finding you again
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. It's the whole process
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of deep self-realization
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. We're really looking to
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find ourselves
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when we want to know who
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we are again ourselves
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. We want to know who we are again . But when we've been or been through a toxic relationship , we
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need to look back , and this is what we're going to do . We're going to look at
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those five steps today . The
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first step is that hook . How
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did they get you to
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feel wanted , to feel needed ? It's
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really important to reflect back , because
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that is how they hook you into
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giving them attention . Everything
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that the narcissist or toxic person
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needs is attention . They're
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trying to take your energy . They're trying to take
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your attention . That's
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why , a lot of the times when we've
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been in toxic relationships , we don't end
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up doing as well at work or
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in other areas of our life , because it feels
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like they take up all
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our attention . We're always constantly
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thinking about them . We're constantly thinking
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about what they did to us . We're thinking
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about how to be better around
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them so that they don't get angry
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or whatever it is . So we're
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always looking to mold ourself
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so that we can fit in and
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be who they want us
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to be . So let's
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look at this hook . When
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they hooked you
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in , they were looking to get
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your attention , and once you're
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hooked in , it's so hard to let
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go and that's
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where we tend to stay in that
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relationship until we wake up and realize
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what's happened . If
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anyone asks for you to help
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them , it might
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be that they're trying to get you to help
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them because you want to be seen
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or to be proved to somebody
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that you're a good person , right
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, and that might be due to some
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trauma at a younger age . Yeah
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, it might be some sort of conditioning that you
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want others to see you in a good
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light and you don't want others
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to judge you . Should you do something
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that might be seen as being
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bad , okay , so that might
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be that there's some childhood conditioning
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going on where you feel
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that you have to please other
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people and be that good human being
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. That's basically the trauma
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of fawn . Yeah
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, fawn is people pleasing
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, basically , and if you're a people pleaser
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, that means that you have got some
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trauma . Yeah , that's what
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causes people-pleasing . You
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see , what they do as toxic
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people is use problems
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or past sadness
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to draw people in . They're
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trying to say , huh , I
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am going to use this problem
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to draw them in . And a lot
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of the time they
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target people . So
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they're targeting the fish
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. When you go fishing , they're targeting . It's premeditated
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, it's not just , oh
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, actually , you just happen
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to be there . They pick and choose
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who they want to be with . So it always
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mostly begins
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with them being vulnerable in some
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way and drawing you in in
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some way so that you
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can prove or make things
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better for them . And
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what they're doing is drawing you into this
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web and suddenly and slowly
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, they start taking complete
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control of your attention
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, of where you put your attention
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, attention
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of where you put your attention , and if you don't do what they want and how they
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want , they will punish you . That's what they do . Then they get to
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a point where they are completely
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in control . Then
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, whilst they're doing this , they
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are abusing you and I'm going to break all
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these steps down and one
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of the main ways that people
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are abused is that they change
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belief systems . Okay , this
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is the worst thing that they do . One
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is the emotional trauma . Two
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is they change your whole belief
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system . That's why it takes
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proactive changing and
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healing , you know , to actually
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release all of this . That's why
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it's so difficult and people don't
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realize how hard it is and
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the type of therapy that is needed
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to actually release it all . And
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the worst thing is there's a psychological
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element to it , because they will call you manipulative
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you're a liar , you're evil , you're
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this , you're that . And all the while
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they're trying to persuade
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you to be
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, they're basically isolating you
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. When they're doing all of that , one
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of the things to do they're
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doing is to try and influence your
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thinking , your beliefs , and
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they will try and remove and
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isolate you from people . So let's just
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go through this right . Step one they
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will target you
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first . Okay , how
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are you going to meet their needs
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? So that's the first thing they basically
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analyze . They're not going to just pick on anyone
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. You've got to be . You are actually really valuable
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. There is a lot about you , that is
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, you have a lot to offer . Otherwise we wouldn't
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have targeted you in the first place . Step
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two is they're trying to hook you in
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. How do they get you to get
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your attention ? And one of the
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biggest things that
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narcissists do with empaths
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is try and get you to help them
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feel better in some way . You want
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to help them in some way to feel
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like to be that good
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person , to be the
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empath to help another human
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being . So that's step number
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two . Step number
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three , once they've got your attention , is
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they're going to start to
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focus on isolating
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you . Isolation
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is a major , major thing
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and there's a reason for this
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because they
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have to isolate you before they
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do step four and we'll go into
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step four in a second . But they're
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trying to take all your attention
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and all your focus and
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during this stage , they're going to be
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doing stuff and pretending everything
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is okay , like they're going to , you
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know , tell you that
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you know everything's okay
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. You know this is probably the love
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bombing phase to some degree , right
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, but they're isolating you . And
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then you have to prove to
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them all the time like , oh
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, you know I
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am a good person or I do
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love you , and one of the key things that they
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love saying is you don't love me or
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you don't have , you're not giving me
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the attention that I need . You
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keep spending time with your family . You
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don't love me . This is an
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isolation situation
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, right , and sometimes , if we don't
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have a clear understanding of what
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love is , we can think that this
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isolation phase is a show
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of love . It's not . This isn't love . Trying
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to isolate you from people that love you and
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from people , things that you enjoy , isn't
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love , is the opposite of love . Yeah
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, and you're trying to get them
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to love you again or whatever it is
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, and then you're then
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trying to prove that everything
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is okay , or you do love them and
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you're giving
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them more attention that way . Then
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, step four , it feels like Groundhog
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Day . Have you ever been in that scenario where
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you're just literally feeling
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like , oh , life is such a struggle
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, life is such a struggle . I get
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up , I wake up , I go to
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work , I come home , I
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clean , I look
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after the children , I make sure they've done it , whatever
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it is that you're doing , and then they're
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giving you a hard time . You have
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to keep your phone on you at all times because
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they might call and , just in case , if
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you don't respond straight away , then
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you're in trouble . And
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with that , the Groundhog Day
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, there's repeated messaging
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that they're giving you and
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with that messaging is
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a threat yeah , that
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if you don't follow what
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I want and what I'm saying
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, then you will lose this
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or you will lose that , or I'm going to do
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this , or I've got this information on
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you and I'm going to tell these people
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and I'm going to do this . So they're using
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fear and if you don't
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follow what they want threats
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, if you don't comply with what
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I want , I'm going to tell these people , I'm going to shame
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you , I'm going to guilt you . This
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is exactly what is used by
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prisoners of war . Okay , they
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isolate . So say , if
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you're an American
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and you've been caught as a prisoner
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of war , they
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will isolate you from all the other
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American prisoners of war . Okay
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, and then they will give out repetitive
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messaging over loud speaker
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, repetitive messaging , loud
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speaker . They make sure that they instill
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threats through fear
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, through , maybe , abuse
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, physical abuse , or through sleep
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deprivation . I don't know about you , but
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how many of you have actually experienced sleep
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deprivation in a toxic relationship
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? That is like being in
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such a stressful scenario , and
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all the time what they're doing is they're also
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projecting onto you and
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saying that you are this , you
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are that , you're evil , you're
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egotistical . You're this
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and making you out to be
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a bad person . You don't love me , you're
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really selfish , you're not a good mother
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, you're not a good father all this stuff
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repeated messaging over
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and over again , albeit whatever
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you do . They laugh at you or they say
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that all your food's terrible
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. What they're saying is you're not good enough . You're
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not good enough . In lots of different ways
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that is repeated messaging
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. It doesn't have to be words . Sometimes
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it can be done in the actions
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and the way they make you feel about
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yourself . Okay so
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, but it's still repeated messaging
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. They could say , on one hand , I'm
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so glad that you're doing well at work
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, but on the other hand , they make you feel
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terrible about yourself and
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then you feel scared about saying
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anything about having your needs
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met , because they're trying
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to make you feel fearful and threatening
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you that if you don't do what they want
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, then you're a bad
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person . So that's
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the repeated messaging . And with that
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they bring in some threats and stuff
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that they'll tell other people
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what you're doing or make up stuff
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. A lot of it is made up and exaggerated
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anyway . Step number
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four then they
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intensify the devaluation
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and abuse . They
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start projecting
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all of their own negative qualities
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onto you . This is basically
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the dehumanization
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. I don't know if
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you've heard the word dehumanization
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before , but overall
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, what they are making you feel
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is that you're not worthy
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of being a human being or you don't
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have a purpose . This
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is why , earlier on , I said , this
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process of healing yourself is
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about self-realization . What
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the narcissist or a toxic relationship
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has done is pretty
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much stripped away your purpose , your
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meaning for life , your want to
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be alive . Sometimes , at
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the core , they don't see you as a
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human being . They objectify
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you . It's like you don't have any rights
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. You don't have any rights , you don't have
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any needs , and this is what we've really got
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to reverse
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. Okay , you do
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have a purpose , you are a
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human being and
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what you've experienced is
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this feeling of that you're not worthy
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of even being a human being , of existing
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, and we need
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to actually work
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through this step by step , so
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that you can actually feel
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that you have
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every right to be alive . Because
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you are alive . I
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mean , there's nothing who says
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you're not allowed to be here or you shouldn't
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be here . For what reason ? And
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a lot of the time , these feelings
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or this sense is subconscious
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, because it actually doesn't make any logical
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sense that you might have this . So
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step five is the dehumanization
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. This is what you feel
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now that you're not allowed
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to have any needs , any
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wants , any thoughts , any
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feelings . Of course that's
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going to impact our self-worth and
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it's the effects of devaluation
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. That occurs on such a deep level
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when we're trying
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to work through
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a trauma wound . The
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trauma response where we're fighting
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and we're trying to prove our
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worth is basically
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we're trying to prove our worth of being worthy
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of being alive , of being
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a human being at the core yeah
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, you know , being worthy
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of being alive . If you've
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ever been so frustrated because
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there's a problem that you're
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trying to solve and you can't solve it , and
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that is how your whole life
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can feel . When you've been in
17:44
a toxic relationship , because
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, no matter how much you try and prove
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that you're worthy of being
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alive , it's impossible
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to actually get this person to agree to
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that and your whole life can
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go into focusing on trying to solve
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this problem . That is inherently
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impossible . When
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you're out , when
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you realize that there's no
18:08
solution and genuinely there
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is no solution , you
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don't then need to get their approval
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. One you don't
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have their approval and two you don't
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need it . Nothing you
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can do can change the
18:24
fact that they will not give you this feeling of yes
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. They will not give you this
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feeling of yes , you're worthy as
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a human being , but the
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problem now is our belief
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system is that maybe
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I'm not worthy . I'm
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not worthy . The
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self-worth has been depleted , the power of
18:45
your life is pretty
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much in someone else's hands , because
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they dictate whether you're worth
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living or not , in a sense , and
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that is your subconscious belief
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that actually somebody else
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has the power over my life . Somebody
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else has to validate me to
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let me know that I am worthy of
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living , if you like , and
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it doesn't matter what you do . You can't
19:11
do anything right for these
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people , and when people know
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they're in control and that you need
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that validation , they
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will use it to control you
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. It's a means of controlling and
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you can't do any right . You can't
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win , because a lot
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of the time this is the worst
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part , right . A lot of the time it's
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not based on anything . It's just based
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on an illusion . A lot of the time
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we're trying to prove ourselves to some
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things that just don't make any logical
19:43
sense , and I don't know if you've ever
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been in that scenario where you're having this conversation
19:47
. You've started something and it's gone
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in so many different directions . It's called
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word salad . They just throw loads of
19:53
different things in there so that they
19:55
can distract you . You
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don't know where you started , where you end . You
20:00
had something to get across and it's
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just like a complete . It actually feels
20:04
like your whole brain has been
20:06
scrambled like a scrambled egg and
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it's like they become the judge and
20:11
the jury of what is
20:13
the truth of your
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experiences . It's
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like you've got , you know . We
20:20
don't even know what the truth is anymore . You
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know , and they hold that
20:24
key . Unfortunately , then , when
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we are allowing somebody to dictate
20:28
what we're worthy of or
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how worthy we are of
20:34
our life , we're basically saying somebody
20:36
else is judge and jury over our
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truth . Because the truth of
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the matter is you have every right
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to be here and you
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feel then that you can't even
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speak your truth . You can't speak how
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you feel . You can't speak your thoughts . It's like only what they even speak your truth . You can't speak how you feel . You can't
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speak your thoughts . It's like they're only there
20:53
. What they say is the truth
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and what you believe isn't
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, and that their version is the only
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version of truth , which is complete nonsense
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when we logically think about it
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. And they believe their way
21:07
is the best way , their way is perfection
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, and it's completely devoid
21:12
of reality . It's
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like we have to . You
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can't you know
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. It's like say , if
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you've been , you
21:25
know that you've been in a toxic relationship where
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they say you know , you , it's
21:30
bad that you've been in a relationship
21:32
before , or it's
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bad that you're working . Only
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you know fathers can work , or or
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vice versa . You know all
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of these are just nonsense . Belief
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systems right , but they can
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make you feel denigrated and
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look down and you feel like you're not enough
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because it's not just their
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beliefs . It could be that all the
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family's beliefs
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are the same as well . They could be toxic
22:01
beliefs in the family that they're carrying
22:03
right . But when you put
22:05
it all together and you really
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look at it , on paper it's
22:10
actually a lot of . It is just nonsensical
22:13
and dehumanization at
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the core , where they're trying to say
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that you're not
22:20
good enough , you're not worth being
22:23
here or worthy of being
22:25
a human being , which is dehumanization
22:27
. You're not worthy of having your own feelings , your
22:29
thoughts . You know none of that
22:31
. And it's actually not based on
22:33
any reality whatsoever , because
22:37
their judgment is based on themselves
22:40
seeing the truth and this can get out
22:42
of hand . I mean , some toxic
22:44
people can do some really , really
22:46
bad things because they
22:51
you know , it's
22:53
like the prisoners of wars , where they're
22:56
indoctrinating the soldiers
22:58
of war over a number of years and
23:01
they get to a point where they'll do anything
23:03
and a lot of the time
23:05
. If we've had this put on
23:07
us over and over again , then
23:10
we can start to believe some of their
23:12
nonsense stuff . So
23:15
we really really need
23:17
to look at our belief systems . That's
23:19
what I want to get across here . If
23:21
they are playing the victim , they
23:24
are trying to say that others
23:26
have said this and they're taking it out of context
23:29
and all the rest of it . They're going to say all this nonsense
23:31
. You really need to look
23:33
at . Okay , what is my
23:35
belief system ? I don't care what they believe
23:38
. They can believe whatever
23:40
they want . They're going to believe a
23:42
load of rubbish , you know . But
23:44
what do I believe ? The only
23:47
thing that matters in this and sometimes we can
23:49
get caught up with the injustice
23:51
of it and it is really , really painful , but
23:53
we don't want to look at what it is that they
23:55
believe and what they're saying to other people , because
23:58
it's so tough to get
24:00
out of that . I want you to really
24:02
look at . What is it that you believe ? What
24:04
is it that you believe about yourself now
24:07
and can you change anything
24:09
that they have indoctrinated
24:11
into you ? You know , made you believe
24:13
because of this relationship and
24:17
until now . This is
24:19
key here because it's all
24:21
about belief systems ultimately
24:23
and obviously trauma . Okay , so there's
24:25
emotional wounds that
24:28
you've got , there's no doubt . So you have to release the emotional wounds that
24:30
you've got . There's no doubt . So you have to release the emotional wounds before
24:32
you can look at your own belief systems . But
24:34
you'll be able to tell that there's some belief
24:36
systems about yourself now
24:39
that you have that you didn't have before . But
24:42
now , one of the things I really want to
24:44
bring up about belief systems is if
24:47
you are thinking that maybe your partner
24:49
will change , or the person
24:51
will change , or they're telling you that they're changing
24:53
, can you see
24:56
if they have changed their belief system
24:58
? Can you see if
25:01
they have
25:04
fundamentally released
25:07
some of these old way of
25:09
thinking ? Released some of these old way of thinking
25:11
. Say , for instance
25:14
, they're saying to you yeah
25:23
, I believe that women should work , but actually they're still showing signs of not recognizing
25:26
that you need time to work . They're not acknowledging
25:28
that you're taking care of the children
25:30
and providing childcare maintenance
25:32
, for instance , then you
25:34
know that their belief system
25:37
isn't what they're
25:39
saying they believe . Okay . So
25:42
if someone believes something
25:45
, they are likely to
25:47
re-offend . Okay . So if you look
25:49
at prisoners , for instance
25:51
, if someone has a belief system
25:53
that is like , oh
25:56
, I don't know , women
25:58
are all evil and they've actually
26:01
abused women , or women that
26:03
have abused men and they think men
26:05
are all evil , so if we
26:07
look at their belief system , if
26:10
their belief system hasn't changed once
26:12
they're out of prison , they're going to re-offend
26:15
. Okay . So we have to
26:17
also look at our own belief
26:19
system in the same way . So
26:22
if you've been in
26:24
a relationship where you believe you're not
26:26
good enough , for instance , if
26:29
you don't change your belief system , you
26:31
will always re-offend with that
26:33
belief system where you'll think that you're not
26:36
good enough and hold yourself back , you might procrastinate
26:38
. You will always re-offend
26:40
until you have looked at the
26:42
belief system and healed the trauma
26:45
wound underneath that . It's not going
26:47
to go away unless you change
26:49
your belief . It's
26:51
the beliefs that are driving your behavior
26:54
. If you're procrastinating
26:56
, it's the belief that is driving that behavior
26:59
of procrastinating . If you
27:02
want to do a business but you're not doing it
27:04
at the moment . It's a belief driving
27:06
you not to do it at the moment . You might be
27:08
doing other things . Okay , so
27:10
then , unless we
27:12
change the belief , then we can't
27:14
change anything . And
27:16
that's how a narcissist
27:20
can play the system . We
27:23
know a lot of the time that the narcissist
27:25
plays the system . They go in , they pretend
27:27
that they're a changed person , but
27:30
the truth of the matter is , until they can
27:32
change their belief system , they're
27:35
going to keep reoffending , despite how
27:37
charming and wonderful and all the rest
27:39
of it , or being a victim they are
27:41
in front of the system
27:44
itself . So if we
27:46
don't change beliefs , they don't disappear
27:49
. You can't change
27:51
yourself overnight . It doesn't happen
27:53
. It does take intensive work
27:55
. These beliefs are
27:58
entrenched , sometimes
28:00
right , they're really entrenched so
28:02
they can say all the right things , but
28:05
it's unlikely they will change
28:07
based on their actions . So
28:09
if you're hoping that the
28:11
narcissist or the toxic person will just
28:13
change by themselves , it's
28:15
really about them having to change their
28:18
fundamental belief system
28:20
and then change . And also
28:22
they need to learn how to have empathy , which
28:24
is difficult for them if they
28:26
have a narcissistic personality
28:28
disorder . At the moment , science
28:31
hasn't revealed a way of actually
28:33
creating empathy in the brain
28:35
where there isn't any or
28:37
there isn't as much . So
28:39
when we believe with
28:41
a feeling , there's
28:43
not just emotions , there's
28:46
not just thoughts that are , you know , it's
28:48
also the emotions are tied into it
28:51
. And where there's a trauma bond , there's
28:53
beliefs entrenched with
28:55
emotion . And that's
28:57
how , a lot of the time , our beliefs
29:00
are developed through family , family
29:02
cultures . So , and
29:04
we are there's so much tied
29:06
into family belief systems because
29:08
we believe that if
29:11
we don't do what the family does , we're
29:13
going to be risking our survival Okay
29:15
, we're going to get kicked out of our family as a young
29:17
child . So then , basically
29:20
, we have these entrenched beliefs
29:22
that we don't genuinely challenge
29:24
that much . So we have
29:27
to really be open to looking
29:30
at our belief systems and looking at which
29:32
ones do I want to challenge , you
29:34
know , which ones don't actually
29:37
benefit me
29:39
anymore , which ones are not benefiting me
29:41
. And so that we can then don't keep
29:43
conforming to these belief systems
29:45
, we have to find a way of releasing
29:47
them . You know , basically
29:52
, we can tell what a person's like when
29:54
we really understand their belief system . So
29:56
if you are going to go into a new
29:58
relationship with anyone , you really
30:01
want to understand what do they believe ? Yeah
30:04
, what are their belief systems about ? You
30:06
know , what do they ? How do they want to live their life
30:08
Not them trying to show you that
30:10
they have empathy , but really watching
30:13
, okay
30:19
, what do they believe ? So that's why , a lot of the time , if you can see a toxic person
30:21
or see a new person that you're dating reacting to different things that
30:23
are unusual like how do they react
30:25
to the waiter or waitress in
30:27
a restaurant you can really see
30:29
, okay , what are their belief systems about ? Do
30:31
they acknowledge people ? Or
30:42
how do they treat others ? You know , so this helps you understand belief systems . So this
30:44
is what I really wanted to share with you today , and if you are looking
30:47
to change your belief systems and
30:49
you want to heal , I am
30:51
taking limited people onto
30:53
the Heal to Thrive program . If you are
30:55
interested in that , then do have
30:57
a look and apply for a one-to-one session
30:59
, and we can see if we align for that . There
31:01
are limited numbers every month , though . The
31:04
other thing is look , love
31:07
is the biggest healer . You
31:10
deserve love , without a doubt . You
31:12
really do deserve love , and
31:14
the most important person
31:16
that you need love from is
31:18
you . You need to love
31:20
you for you , uniquely
31:22
you . You really don't need anyone
31:25
to tell you that you're worthy of love
31:27
. You really are . You know you
31:29
need to start cultivating that love
31:31
, that compassion , that care
31:35
, that kindness . Please
31:37
, this week , until next
31:39
time , be kind to yourself Every
31:42
opportunity you can get , be loving
31:44
towards yourself , be considerate
31:46
and be understanding . You've been
31:48
through so much . You've been through
31:51
these five steps and
31:53
it's been tough . It wasn't your fault
31:55
because , just like a fish , if
31:58
it gets hooked in , it's hard to let go
32:00
. It's the same scenario , but you've
32:02
awoken , you've become aware
32:04
. Now and give yourself the love
32:06
, give yourself the compassion
32:09
that you are awake , you are aware
32:11
. Okay , sending you
32:13
so much love till next time .
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