We are now fully immersed in the CPTSD Medicine Protocol since beginning our exploration of it in episode one of season 12. Today, in the seventh episode of the season, I bring you big idea number six: old evidence is likely bad evidence. Now, CPTSD recovery, in essence, is equivalent to personal development, and a major hindrance to personal growth is the shame we attach to ourselves. The Conviction of the CycleBreaker is the first step to ridding ourselves of shame as it opens the gateway to Eternal Directional Calling. From there, we learn perspective in Present Directional Calling, understand how old evidence manifests in Past Directional Calling, how we keep stories alive in Liminal Directional Calling, and the peace of Future Directional Calling. I believe that full completion can only be achieved with a combination of both spirituality and science, but I’d love to hear your thoughts as well, so please, reach out whenever you’re ready. I love you.

Key Points From This Episode:

• How CPTSD recovery is akin to personal development.

• Introducing the sixth big idea: old evidence is likely bad evidence.

• The role of shame in hindering recovery.

• How the Conviction of the CycleBreaker leads to the gateway of Eternal Directional Calling.

• Gaining the perspective of Present Directional Calling.

• What I learned from REVEAL, my very first healing container.

• How old evidence manifests in the present as revealed by Past Directional Calling.

• Understanding completion; where the spiritual meets the scientific.

• Liminal Directional Calling: the in-between spaces and the ways that we keep stories alive.

• Future Directional Calling; the new evidence – the other side of CPTSD.

Quotes:

“CPTSD recovery is simply personal development.” — Dr. Tanner Wallace [05:01]

“Post-CPTSD recovery, it is a whole other world of what you can accomplish and what is possible and what you feel in your body. I’m saying these things from the other side, and it’s beyond what I could’ve imagined.” — Dr. Tanner Wallace [06:38]

“Shame is the same substance for all humans, but how it codes, and corrupts, influences, replicates, disrupts – it’s so unique to the human.” — Dr. Tanner Wallace [13:20]

“It’s not that no one got any sense of who you might be underneath all the trauma and conditioning; it’s just, it was so distorted and off in some way. That’s the old stuff.” — Dr. Tanner Wallace [22:31]

“We have to be better readers and interpreters of the evidence as it is in this moment.” — Dr. Tanner Wallace [25:47]

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

CPTSD Medicine Website

Students of the Medicine community

CPTSD Medicine on Instagram

CPTSD Medicine on Facebook

CPTSD Medicine on YouTube

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