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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2021 · 1H 2M

Projected Patterning: The Journey Back to Our Authentic Self with Suzanne Reilley

from The Light Inside · host Jeffrey Besecker

When we each embrace our personal journey throughout life, we each get to uniquely become the authors of our own story. Its a narrative that only we get to chose, unless we surrender this role to others. The unknown is too vast to live within known unhappiness. We remind ourselves- We are all important parts of a much larger system, pieces of the universe’s puzzle that would not be complete without us. As we launch into this journey to find our way back to our authentic self, There comes a time to consider the possibility that there is a self—a part of us that is real, unique, and essentially us; an us which can be seen as distinct from what we’ve incorporated as an identity based on others' projections, rejections, actions and reactions towards us. Our guest today is Life Transition Coach, Suzanne Reilley. Suzanne and I share a conversation discussing how projected patterns of belief often hold us from aligning and being our authentic self. Tune in to find out how to break the pattern, and re-engage with the authentic you on this episode of The Light Inside.

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