Welcome back everyone to the Aneagram Journey Podcast.

Today's music is provided by today's guest, which is Aneagram 9, the incredibly talented

Audrey Asad.

Before this conversation I had never heard of religious existential OCD nor the Plymouth

brethren, but that's probably not too big of a surprise to anyone that knows me.

I love how Suzanne and Audrey talked about her work of intentional doing and a lot of

great talk about balancing physical, mental and emotional health in their work.

If you're going to be in the Austin area or it can make it down February 28th for the

parenting and the Aneagram discussion and then the following two days for the Know Your

Number Aneagram conference with Suzanne, please come on, visit lifeinthetrinity ministry.com

for registration and information and please stick around at the end of the show to hear

more of Audrey's beautiful music from her album Evergreen.

Audrey, welcome to the Aneagram Journey.

It's so good to have you here.

I am particularly taken with one or two things from the information you filled out for

us, but before I go there, tell everybody a little bit about your Aneagram Journey.

I think when I tested as a two, I was reading the test as if I should answer it with what

I should be like, what women should be like and how women should talk.

It was almost like I was answering from a place of shame and guilt really.

I feel like that is why I eventually realized as I grew more and went through therapy and

counseling, I realized that I was answering not as myself, but as a perception of myself,

I felt pressure to uphold in my culture and in my community.

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