Well, hey, everyone, it's Alisa in her closet on January 2nd with a podcast mic in front

of her face talking into space and hopefully this is getting into your ears sometime this

week.

First off, happy new year.

Happy, happy new year.

Usually I'm teaching in a Facebook live or in some way engaging in quote real time with

other people, but you know, sometimes I like to just get in my closet and put out an

episode that is just me talking and also coming at you with things that maybe feel heavy

on my heart.

And so today I'm going to answer the question, maybe I don't know, answer it because you

may have a different answer than my answer.

And this is where theology and philosophy cross paths.

But I want to answer the question that I heard pose, I think was on a podcast somewhere,

but it was a really good question.

And I think in light of the new year that we're in and in light of the world that we are

living in, it's a good question to ask.

And the question was, can I love my body and still want change?

Can I love, appreciate, be thankful for my body, not be ashamed of my body, come home

in my body, which is everything we do here in Revelation, wellness is to help you get

in your body and yet still want change such a good question.

We can feel the tension, right, just in the question alone it poses tension.

So we're going to talk about that today, but before I get going, I would be remiss not

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