S7 Ep 89: Half-Truths: When What’s True Gets in the Way of Healing
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S7 Ep 89: Half-Truths: When What’s True Gets in the Way of Healing
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What happens when something true becomes the very thing keeping us stuck?
In this episode of the Untangled Mind Podcast, Piper Harris explores the psychology of half-truths: beliefs that often begin with something very real- a betrayal, loss, painful relationship, frightening experience, or lesson learned through necessity- but gradually become conclusions about ourselves, other people, and the world around us.
We’ll look at how half-truths form, why they’re so convincing, how they become reinforced through our own behavior, and how to separate what happened from what we concluded because it happened. Most importantly, we’ll explore how living according to only part of the truth can interfere with the very thing we’re seeking: healing.
This episode was inspired in part by Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov and a passage that asks an uncomfortable question about suffering: What does it feed?
For a deeper exploration of that question, read the companion Untangled Mind blog, “What It Feeds”
https://www.untangledmind.net/post/what-it-feeds
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