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Silence can be powerful—but beyond silence lies the deeper work of vulnerability. In this episode, we examine what vulnerability really means, why it feels risky, and how openness allows us to grow in relationship with others. Freemasonry challenges us not only to be quiet in reflection but to risk exposure in ways that create genuine connection and transformation.
🔑 Key Takeaways
- Vulnerability is an emotional response involving risk and exposure
- Silence is a foundation, but true openness requires stepping beyond it
- Freemasonry calls us to risk connection, allowing vulnerability to become strength
💬 Featured Quotes
- 0:00:00 – “In today’s episode I want to talk about vulnerability… we don’t really surface what that really means for a lot of people.”
- 0:00:20 – “Vulnerability is a feeling that you have. It’s an emotional response… an interplay between risking your social reputation in some way.”
- 0:00:35 – “Silence can be a positive response to drama and turmoil, but beyond silence is the space where openness takes root.”
- 0:00:50 – “To be vulnerable is to risk exposure, and in that risk lies the possibility of connection and growth.”
Creators & Guests
- Brian Mattocks - Host
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