Isbn: 9798243558563 - the righteous trap: how we use god to hide from our pain—and why it keeps us from healing (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. God is not a fortress to hide in. He is the open field where you are finally found.We tend to think of spirituality as a path to openness-a way to dissolve the barriers between us and the Divine. But for many, faith has become a sophisticated security protocol. It is a mechanism used not to reveal the self, but to hide it. We use righteousness to avoid the messiness of intimacy. We use sacrifice to avoid the vulnerability of receiving. We use God to insulate ourselves from the terrifying unpredictability of being human.In The Righteous Trap, author and strategist David Maiolo deconstructs the architecture of the God-Ego Alliance. With the precision of a psychological surgeon, Maiolo maps the specific ways we weaponize divinity to protect our egos from pain.You will travel through the three archetypes of spiritual narcissism: The Crusader: The warrior who uses "truth" as a sword to keep people at a distance and rage as a shield against vulnerability.The Martyr: The silent sufferer who uses self-sacrifice as a currency to purchase moral superiority and control those around them.The Ascetic: The "high-vibe" avoider who uses toxic positivity and spiritual bypassing to flee the density of real life.This book is a demolition project. It identifies the trap, enters the void that follows its destruction, and guides you toward the slow, warm work of reconstruction. It is an invitation to stop building a monument to God and start inhabiting the life He gave you.If you are tired of being right, tired of being holy, or simply tired of being alone behind your walls, this book is for you. Welcome to the demolition. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. God is not a fortress to hide in. He is the open field where you are finally found.We tend to think of spirituality as a path to openness-a way to dissolve the barriers between us and the Divine. But for many, faith has become a sophisticated security protocol. It is a mechanism used not to reveal the self, but to hide it. We use righteousness to avoid the messiness of intimacy. We use sacrifice to avoid the vulnerability of receiving. We use God to insulate ourselves from the terrifying unpredictability of being human.In The Righteous Trap, author and strategist David Maiolo deconstructs the architecture of the God-Ego Alliance. With the precision of a psychological surgeon, Maiolo maps the specific ways we weaponize divinity to protect our egos from pain.You will travel through the three archetypes of spiritual narcissism: The Crusader: The warrior who uses "truth" as a sword to keep people at a distance and rage as a shield against vulnerability.The Martyr: The silent sufferer who uses self-sacrifice as a currency to purchase moral superiority and control those around them.The Ascetic: The "high-vibe" avoider who uses toxic positivity and spiritual bypassing to flee the density of real life.This book is a demolition project. It identifies the trap, enters the void that follows its destruction, and guides you toward the slow, warm work of reconstruction. It is an invitation to stop building a monument to God and start inhabiting the life He gave you.If you are tired of being right, tired of being holy, or simply tired of being alone behind your walls, this book is for you. Welcome to the demolition. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …