Hello and welcome back to practicing human, the podcast where every day we're getting a little better at life.

I'm your host, Corey Miscara, and in today's episode, we're going to talk about the threat of having clarity.

More to come on that in a moment. First, let's settle in together with the sound of the bells.

Okay. So let's start with a simple statement.

Don't abandon truth and wisdom because it threatens a life you built on fear and control. Don't abandon truth and wisdom because it threatens life you built on fear and control.

Don't abandon truth and wisdom because it threatens a life you built on fear and control.

Many of our patterns weren't born from clarity and alignment.

They were born from survival, from doing what we had to do to feel safe, accepted, or loved. Over time, those patterns solidify into a life, a career,

an identity, a relationship, and the deeper we get,

the more costly it feels to change. As we mature, regulate our nervous systems, and gradually

release young patterns that we're seeking control

on safety, clarity and inner knowing have space to come through. But then we panic, because it seems

that to honor this knowing would mean shaking the foundation that our life is currently

built upon.

This, unfortunately, may very well be true, and you may have to endure a temporary period of pain,

grief, loss, and uncertainty as you start to honor this

renewed connection with yourself. Loss is the karmic reality of realigning a life that was

built on fear, safety, and control.

So there's no way around this.

It is the mud that we have to walk through to get to the other side.

But even amidst that, it's important to remember to go slow because rarely is the solution to just

destroy everything you've built in your life. There's often a lot of good still there and it takes

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