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and 87: THE MOUNTAIN IS YOU87KNOW: Things w.and 85: THE MOUNTAIN IS YOU85WHAT YOUR SUBC.This is something that people who have neverbeen really, really hung up on something would assume.This is something that people who have never been deeplyattached to something for a sense of safety and securityand love and their future believe. Recovering from self-sabotagealways necessitates a process of letting go.However, you cannot force something out of your brainspace, no matter how much you don’t want it to be there.You cannot simply loosen your grip, relax a little, and willyourself to stop thinking entirely about something aroundwhich your entire world used to orbit.This is not how it goes.You are not going to let go the moment someone tells youto “move on,” the day you realize you have to admit certaindefeat, the heart-dropping second it occurs to you thathope is, indeed, futile.You do not let go by simply willing yourself not to careanymore. This is where we begin.ġ38 BRIANNA WIESTHOW TO START LETTING GOYou cannot force yourself to let go, no matter how muchyou know you want to.Right now, you are being called to release your old self:your prior afflictions, past relationships, and all of the guiltfrom the time you spent denying yourself what you reallywanted and needed out of life. As wecarry unresolved emotions from day to day, we graduallymove our past trauma into our future lives.Releasing the past is a process, and a practice-one thatwe have to learn. We are inpain because though we must change our lives, we areholding onto baggage and debris from the past. It makessense, then, that some of our most profound sufferingcomes from resistance to this natural process. 12Our mental and emotional growth follow a similar process,though it tends to occur much more often.

Our bodies show us this as we eliminate and replacecells to the point that some argue we are essentiallycompletely made “new” again every seven years. THE MOUNTAIN IS YOU137CHAPTER 5RELEASING THE PASTTHROUGHOUT THE COURSE of our lives, we will routinelygo through a process of self-reinvention.Over time, we are meant to change, and we are designedto evolve.

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