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2024
Awakening Trigger:
Dishonesty
Main Numo Study:
Church Corruption
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English
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None
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Agnostic + Atheist
Last / Current Religion:
LDS
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House Out of Order
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Doctrine of Christ Discussions
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Hemlock Knots
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My awakening
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” or “Please pray for me,” maybe our first instinct isn’t always to simply offer comfort but to problem-solve?
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” or “Please pray for me,” maybe our first instinct isn’t always to simply offer comfort but to problem-solve?
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” to what ever it might be in.
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed.
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What I have learned
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I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” or “Please pray for me,” maybe our first instinct isn’t always to simply offer comfort but to problem-solve?
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” or “Please pray for me,” maybe our first instinct isn’t always to simply offer comfort but to problem-solve?
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” to what ever it might be in.
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” or “Please pray for me,” maybe our first instinct isn’t always to simply offer comfort but to problem-solve?
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” or “Please pray for me,” maybe our first instinct isn’t always to simply offer comfort but to problem-solve?
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed how, when someone says “I’m struggling” to what ever it might be in.
I caught myself recently doing just that. Someone asked for prayer, and instead of just sitting with their pain or saying, “I’m here. I’m praying. You’re not alone,” my brain went straight to, “Are they doing the right things? Have they prayed themselves? is there something I can do or say or...or...or?”
It hit me how deeply the old framework still lives in my nervous system.
I’ve been sitting with something lately that I wanted to share, because I think many of us might relate.
Have you ever noticed.