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There are moments when we make ourselves smaller without even realizing it. We soften our opinions. We apologize for taking up space. We hide our excitement because we're afraid of looking foolish. We stay quiet when something hurts because speaking up might make someone uncomfortable. Sometimes, we don't even recognize these behaviors as hiding. We simply call them being easygoing. But shadow work invites us to look a little closer. The Shadow of Self-AbandonmentSelf-abandon
Shadow work has become one of those phrases you see everywhere, but beneath the trend is something much older and far more meaningful. Shadow work isn't about becoming darker, more mysterious, or dwelling on painful memories. It's about becoming whole. Your shadow is made up of the parts of yourself you've learned to hide—emotions you were told were "too much," dreams that felt impossible, fears you buried to survive, and even strengths you dimmed to make others comfortable.
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