The Call to Remember (Part 2): Sorting What’s Real from What’s Remembered
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The Call to Remember (Part 2): Sorting What’s Real from What’s Remembered
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In this second part of Chapter 9, The Call to Remember, we continue our honest conversation about memory — how it shapes us, how it fails us, and how it sometimes tricks us.
We talk about the blurry line between what actually happened and what we’ve come to believe happened. Sometimes our most vivid memories aren’t even ours to begin with.
Do our memories serve us, or do they hold us hostage to old wounds? Can we choose what we remember? Is healing found in looking back — or letting go?
In this episode:
- Personal stories of misremembered moments
- The influence of family, trauma, and time on memory
- How false memories form and why they feel so real
- Why remembering rightly matters for growth
Whether your memories bring laughter, confusion, or tears… you’re not alone. Join us as we gently unpack the stories we carry — and ask what it means to carry them well.
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