Thursday Sep 12, 2024

#29: How to Build Self Esteem and Become More Solid by Digging into our Shadow

I propose that most people in modern society are trapped in an “esteem circus”: a constant loop of trying to perform in order to receive validation, to shore up low self-esteem.

In this episode, I discuss the concept of real esteem and how it differs from the esteem circus that is prevalent in our society. 

Real esteem is characterized by solidity, reliability, and a natural happiness that radiates from within. It is not based on external validation or material possessions. 

Cultivating real esteem involves clearing out repressed pain and filling oneself up with one's own energy. We must face our worthlessness and dig through the layers of pain, in order to recognize our true nature and find deeper solidity.

Enjoy,

Peace, Power.

Oliver

 

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Chapters

00:00

The Esteem Circus

02:01

Hallmarks of Real Esteem

05:23

Real Esteem and Success

09:18

Cultivating Real Esteem

15:44

Flushing Out and Filling Up

19:46

Facing Worthlessness and Recognizing True Nature

24:19

Committing to the Inner Work

 

Takeaways

  • Real esteem is characterized by solidity, reliability, and a natural happiness that radiates from within.
  • Cultivating real esteem involves clearing out repressed pain and filling oneself up with one's own energy.
  • Facing our worthlessness and recognizing our true nature is essential in cultivating authentic esteem.
  • Committing to the inner work of cultivating authentic esteem is a transformative process that requires time and dedication.

 

 

 

 

Keywords

 

esteem, real esteem, authenticity, self-recognition, self-worth, self-acceptance, self-love, inner work, pain, consciousness, transformation

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