Laying Down the Armour and Recalibrating the Threat Detection System
This session guides the listener into a private inner room, safe and undemanding, where they encounter a suit of old, dented armour sized for a child, built to detect danger in an unpredictable, unkind environment. Adam reframes the armour and an internal “radar” as loyal protective systems that worked, but were calibrated for a battle that has ended. Through the metaphor of a sensitivity dial and outdated firmware, the listener recalibrates their threat-detection system, shifting the default belief from “I am in danger unless proven otherwise” to “I am safe unless I have irrefutable evidence…
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