Most of Your Beliefs Aren't Yours: You didn't choose your first religion, your political leanings as a kid, or your definition of success. You inherited them. Geography, family, culture... they handed you a script before you could read. The question isn't whether those beliefs are wrong. It's whether you ever actually chose them. [Link to Truth vs. Illusion content]

Alignment Isn't About Balance, It's About Integration: You can't separate "work you" from "home you" from "spiritual you" and expect to feel whole. The burnout isn't from doing too much. It's from living in fragments. Real alignment means your values show up everywhere, or they don't show up at all.

Shadow Work Starts With What You Judge: The traits you criticize most in others? That's your shadow talking. The parts of yourself you've buried because they didn't fit the image you were supposed to maintain. You can't integrate what you won't acknowledge. Start by getting curious about your judgments instead of defending them.

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"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." – Carl Jung

"The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are." – Carl Jung

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What belief are you living right now that you never actually chose for yourself?

If you stripped away what you're "supposed" to want, what would you actually be building toward?

With clarity,
Terencio

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