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![Analyzing Your ‘Normal’, Shadow Work. Question one: What ‘normal’ is a part of your daily life? Question two: What do you fear if your ‘normal’ was gone? Question three: What is the most [positive] realistic outcome if it was gone? We can often fear the unknown. We get so used to what we consider normal in our daily life (depression, anxiety, unhealthy attachments, etc.), that we don’t know how to live without it. But what might our life be like free of the known?](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:160:106/1*CpyM7ZQjtVzp1hYdQacJ4A.png)
![Analyzing Your ‘Normal’, Shadow Work. Question one: What ‘normal’ is a part of your daily life? Question two: What do you fear if your ‘normal’ was gone? Question three: What is the most [positive] realistic outcome if it was gone? We can often fear the unknown. We get so used to what we consider normal in our daily life (depression, anxiety, unhealthy attachments, etc.), that we don’t know how to live without it. But what might our life be like free of the known?](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:320:214/1*CpyM7ZQjtVzp1hYdQacJ4A.png)
