I disappeared for 7 years - what I learned

Today I'm sharing the story of how I disappeared from my family and friends for 7 years, and what I learned.
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[@kristendiaz3113]

Hi again…I regret to inform you the Apple podcast version is cutoff at the 14 minute mark 🙈. I listened to this rest here on the KZbin’s. I have a tough relationship with my parents unfortunately and I have tried many times to repair it to no avail. I live in a different state than them and honestly, it’s been more healing to be further away from them. In your case, yes you could have done it another way maybe but this is the journey your soul chose. Even the apologies to your family were a learning lesson in itself. Again, Thank you for your words!

[@milesolsen_]

Oh no - thank you so much again! 🙏🏻🙈😂. I actually caught it this time and fixed the issue, but there must be a time lag on that showing up on various platforms ☺️ And yea, totally, I might have just needed copious amounts of space to experience something specific ☺️. I’m glad you’ve taken the space you need and found what works for you ☺️🙌🏻

[@micahstewart1924]

I've been appreciating hearing your stories, it helps me. Thanks for sharing!

[@milesolsen_]

Thank you, I really appreciate it ☺️🙌🏻

[@masterminnich]

Thank you for sharing!

[@milesolsen_]

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[@patriziapagliani7026]

Very brave inner journey. Wowww, what a strong man. This I guess was so hard and deep journey to go through what you did! Have you achieve what you wanted? By the way, are you from England?

[@milesolsen_]

Thank you for the kind words! And no, I am not from the UK - Canada is home for me ☺️

[@devonrexcatz]

Why did you disengage from your parents for that long? I didn't communicate with my mother for 5 years, for good reason. When I reconnected, I realised she hadn't changed a bit and I was retraumatised. When you speak so highly of your parents now, I'm interested to know why you initially abandoned them.

[@milesolsen_]

I’m so sorry to hear that was your experience, that sounds really hard. The short answer to your question is: I think I got caught up focusing on the negative for a few years. Maybe once I got past that, I could see things in a more balanced or loving way.

[@devonrexcatz]

@@milesolsen_ Thanks for that. My mother died last year. Now I have nothing to be angry at, if you get my meaning. I'm still the person who was traumatised, but now see value in that. Overall, I've learned that we hang on to stories that we, and society, have created to confine us into a way of thinking that's unhealthy and based on lies. If you can untangle yourself from those untruths, life seems simpler and easier. I know now why ppl want to live off grid.

[@mightybrad]

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[@milesolsen_]

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