The Codependency Recovery Plan A 5-Step Guide to Understand, Accept, and Break Free from the Codependent Cycle

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I'm reading this book about uh, you know the code in nhl hockey, that's all i'm doing just reading all these sports books and I got to look this up

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I'm reading this book about uh, you know the code in nhl hockey, that's all i'm doing just reading all these sports books

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I have a whole section about my streams of income in misindependent and in all my other books.

I didn't know it was in the most recent book.

Yeah.

Sure is.

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I was reading a very popular, not a great book, but a popular book written by a couple of psychiatrists on codependency.

It's a good book and it was written for popular consumption, but what they do in there is exactly what modern people want to do and I'm here to show you, Psalm 8 is here to show you that you may not do this. You may not do this. You can't do it.

You kill yourself to do it. In the first part of the book, they say that codependency happens because people are ashamed of themselves.

They feel unworthy and they say they feel unworthy because they feel that there is a God and that there's a law and that they have failed.

So in the first part of the book, it says traditional religion is a great culprit in codependency and they go on and they say, therefore, you should not be... You should decide what you want to believe.

You shouldn't be oppressed by traditional religion. You decide how you want to live.

You decide what your moral values are. You make those decisions on your own.

Live as you want.

That's the first part of the book. Then in the second part of the book, they come up with the fact that people still persist in believing that they're worthless and that they're valueless and that they're pieces of junk.

So here's what they do.

Suddenly, on page 53 of the book, they say this, many of us were not taught that we are valuable simply because we are. That's all.

We may have failed people, but we are still precious because we are alive and exist.

Therefore, we are of worth in and of ourselves.