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0:00 do you want to know a side effect of inner healing that no one wants to talk about it's this you are likely going to feel as if you are living in a world of zombies you see once you begin to awaken you can no longer be with those who are asleep so once you begin to do your inner work and heal you begin to see how unhealed everyone else in your life is you begin to see
0:28 how primitive they are in their level of emotional maturity how inarticulate they are in their level of psychological growth and you begin to wonder what am i doing here where are my people i always tell my clients that they are going to go through an intensely lonely period which i call no woman's land or no man's land where they're going to feel disoriented uh they can't go back because now going back is unacceptable you really can't go back to sleep once
0:57 you're awake so where do you go so till you find your new tribe you are going to be disoriented but here's the hope for you there is a tribe out there there are people like you who have done the inner work take it from me i have found my tribe there are wisdom seekers just like you you just need to step over the threshold to discover them
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Summary
- Awakening through inner healing can create a sense of living among "zombies" who are emotionally unhealed.
- Individuals may experience a lonely period, referred to as "no woman's land" or "no man's land."
- Once awakened, returning to a previous state of ignorance is no longer an option.
- The disorientation stems from recognizing the emotional and psychological gaps in relationships.
- There is hope in finding a new tribe of individuals who have also done inner work.
- The journey involves stepping beyond the threshold of comfort to discover supportive communities.
- Personal experiences affirm that it is possible to find a group of wisdom seekers.