Hey, this is Glenn, and today on Infants on Thrones, I sit down once again with Psychotherapist Josh Neal.

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And so this is...

To continue a series of reflective discussions about what our ongoing experience with the

Mormon faith crisis has been teaching us about our own mental health,

vulnerability, authenticity, acceptance of reality, and the power that we all have to create emotional

well-being through all of it.

The idea of salvation and salvation now to me is accurate.

Once you are on a process that is the correct process for you, you're saved in the sense that it's not the

outcome that you're waiting for to get deliverance it's the process provides the

salvation already and once engaged in the process, then you're good.

And the journey will be what the journey is.

You're going to encounter different, different setbacks,

you know, and I, as much as I want to believe like I'm trying to be as practiced in my stoicism as

possible I absolutely know there are things that I'm attached to that would be I

would see as bad if I lost them, which is not the stoic practice.

Now if you find yourself on a similar journey and you're looking for someone to help you along the way,

you can find Josh at Capitol Hill Therapy in Seattle, Washington,

and you can find me right here at Infants on Thrones at gmail.com.

And if you appreciate the work that I'm doing here, please come and support the podcast on Patreon. And now? This is Infants on Thrones.

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