July 12, 2025 • 17 mins
What if your healing journey is just a rebranding of the same old ego patterns with better vocabulary? We've all seen it - someone trades rage for regulation, messy posts for mindfulness quotes, and reactive behavior for "conscious" responses. But beneath the polished new exterior, the same validation-seeking patterns remain.
The ego doesn't actually mind change. In fact, it loves it - as long as it's directing the show. It happily swaps out "I'm too much" for "I have high standards," learns all the right buzzwords (authentic, sovereign, intentional), and wears them like designer labels. The behavior looks different, but the underlying motivations haven't shifted. You've upgraded the operating system without addressing the core programming.
Real transformation isn't photogenic or marketable. It's messy, disorienting, and often lonely. It feels like deletion rather than addition. The crucial question isn't whether you're evolving, but whether your evolution requires witnesses to feel valid. Would you still do the work if no one ever knew? If there was no story to post, no validation hit, no applause for being so self-aware? True growth happens when you stop announcing your healing because you no longer need to tell anyone what you've let go of—it's already gone.
Without a community that lovingly calls out our blind spots, we eventually start believing our own narrative... especially when we're articulate and genuinely want to help others despite our wounds. The more eloquent our pain becomes, the more tempting it is to spiritualize it rather than dismantle it. So perhaps the most important question isn't "Am I evolving?" but "What part of me still needs an audience to feel real?" That's where the real work lives: In the parts still terrified of being unseen. Let them burn quietly, completely, without anyone there to applaud the flames.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Episode 1 of 19.
You're not evolving, you arerebranding.
The ego's favorite trick is amakeover with better vocabulary.
What if your healing era isjust ego with better fonts?
In this episode, we call outthe spiritual rebrand, hustle
and what it actually means toevolve without needing an
(00:32):
audience and yes, I get theirony here If you're feeling
more authentic than ever butstill subtly hollow, this one's
for you.
This isn't about calling youout.
It's about calling out what'sbeen pretending to be your
evolution.
You've cleaned up your habits.
You speak with better language.
You don't rage out, youregulate.
(00:54):
You post growth mindset quotesinstead of vague book rage.
You meditate, journal reflect,even do shadow work, but beneath
it you're still chasingvalidation.
You've just updated thebranding.
Real evolution isn't aesthetic.
Real evolution is annihilation.
(01:14):
It's losing things you thoughtyou were.
If your growth feels polished,comfortable or strategically
visible, it's not growth.
It's your ego in a new outfit.
This isn't about guilt-trippingyou.
It's about helping you noticewhat still needs to die, not to
(01:35):
become better, but to stop beingcounterfeit.
If this stings, let it.
It's supposed to.
The wound is where the costumeclings tightest and sometimes
the only way to grow is to letyour old self burn without a
farewell post.
Section 1.
(01:56):
The Rebrand begins subtly.
It always starts in language.
You stop saying I'm broken andstart saying I'm integrating.
You don't lash out anymore, youprocess.
You don't cry for help.
You share your truth.
It sounds like evolution, butsomething still smells like ego.
(02:20):
The truth is, the ego doesn'tmind change.
The ego loves change as long asit's the one directing it.
So it trades in the tantrumsfor TikToks, swaps out I'm too
much for, I just have highstandards.
It learns the right wordsauthentic, sovereign,
(02:41):
intentional and starts wearingthem like designer labels.
But it's the same ghostunderneath all the Gucci.
Let's get specific.
Authenticity becomes a pass totrauma dump without consent.
High standards just meansyou're still running the same
(03:05):
control loops, but with cleanerbranding.
Healing content becomes acurated feed of aesthetic ego
ring lights, mood boards andrecycled rummy.
This is not a call out, this isa mirror.
And if it makes you flinch,good, that's the part of you
still playing dress up.
That's the part of you stillplaying dress-up.
(03:27):
Section 2.
The Mechanics of Ego Rebranding.
Here's the con.
We change the look of ourbehavior and call it growth, but
if it still feeds the sameemptiness, it's just repackaged
addiction.
You regulate now instead ofexplode.
You journal now instead ofspiral.
You journal now instead ofspiral.
You say I'm setting boundariesinstead of I'm cutting people
(03:50):
off.
Sure, better optics, cool, buthere's the deeper cut.
Would you still do it if no oneever knew?
No story to post?
No validation hit, no applausefor being so self-aware?
Because real transformationisn't for sale, it's not
(04:12):
marketable and it sure as hellisn't photogenic, it's pretty
ugly actually.
You can't growth hack your wayinto actual change.
Behavioral upgrades are nice,but they don't mean shit if the
structure of your identity isstill built on being seen.
The ego's favorite trick Becomethe coach, the healer, the woke
(04:38):
one.
That way, the ego never has toactually die.
That way, the ego never has toactually die.
Just evolve into your ownpersonal brand.
Let's tell the truth here A lotof quote-unquote growth, it's
just ego with a cleaner userinterface.
(05:00):
You still need to signal depthto feel like you matter.
You still narrate yourevolution because silence feels
like invisibility.
You can't rest unless someonesees your healing.
If there's no witness, youwonder if the work even counted.
(05:22):
You say you're different now,but the difference is mostly
that you can name your triggersin a thread.
You've learned the script.
You've learned the aesthetic.
You've stopped doing oldpatterns, but you haven't
stopped being them.
You still use people as mirrorsfor your clarity.
You still feel superior whenstanding next to someone who
(05:43):
hasn't read the same books.
That's not growth, that'sperformance.
Real embodiment doesn't need acaption.
It doesn't flinch when unseenActual evolution.
It doesn't feel good, it feelslike deletion.
It's lonely, disorienting,embarrassing.
(06:05):
It's not glamorous.
It's not a comeback story, it'sa disassembly.
You stop labeling your phases.
You stop announcing the healing.
You no longer need to tellanyone what you've let go of
because it's already out of yourhands.
You outgrow your tools insteadof building your personality
(06:28):
around them.
You realize the journal didn'tfix you, the breathwork didn't
save you.
They just gave you a quiet roomlong enough to hear the truth.
And the truth is there is nofinal form, just fewer illusions
, just cleaner action, fewerwords, less noise, more signal.
(06:53):
There's a difference betweenhaving an ego and letting it
drive.
You can let it ride in thepassenger seat Hell.
It can even DJ sometimes.
But if it's steering the wheel,you're just headed toward a
prettier version of the exactsame crash and you'll just keep
crashing.
They trade in the angryidentity for the enlightened one
(07:16):
because it gets better feedback.
But evolution isn't optics Inthe ego.
It loves a good costume.
Let's name them.
The angry, scared little girl.
She says she's in her divinefeminine, but what she really
means is she wants to beworshipped without
responsibility.
She calls it intuition, butit's just avoidance with better
(07:40):
lighting.
She punishes honesty with coldsilence and rewards codependence
with praise.
You never really know what shewants, because neither does she.
But she'll tell you you'retoxic for not figuring it out.
Next we have the empowered bossbabe.
She calls herself Alpha.
She thinks softness is weakness.
(08:01):
She speaks in ultimatums,confuses being feared with being
respected and hides exhaustionbehind a curated feed of coffee
contracts and grindset quotes.
She didn't heal, she justmonetized her rage.
Next we have the sacredmasculine mentor.
(08:22):
He holds space, but only if youadmire him.
He'll listen until you disagree.
He preaches presence butdisassociates when he's
challenged.
He says he's in his king energy, but what he really wants is to
never feel small again.
He doesn't love, he recruits.
(08:45):
Next up we have the nice guyturned nihilist.
He tries to be good, he triesto be patient, but the world
didn't give him what he feltowed.
So now he calls himself arealist.
He mocks emotional language,laughs at intimacy and wears
cynicism like armor.
He's not healed, he's justbitter and better at hiding it.
(09:11):
Next we have the high standardavoidant.
They don't date, they vibratehigher.
They keep a running list of redflags so no one ever gets close
.
They're not unavailable,they're just always working on
themselves.
They weaponize healing languageto justify ghosting and think
having no needs makes themevolved.
(09:33):
It doesn't, it just makes themalone.
Next we have the spiritualbypasser.
These people are always calm,always wise, but only because
they've numbed the rage.
They won't get angry, they'llobserve the trigger, they won't
hold you accountable.
They'll send you love and lightand they'll leave quietly and
(09:57):
passive-aggressively whenintimacy threatens their image.
Next up we have the contenthealer.
They don't heal anymore, theyproduce healing.
Every insight becomes a post.
Every tear is staged with ringlighting.
They can't grieve without acamera rolling.
They call it service, butreally it's strategy.
(10:20):
Their growth never gets messy,because mess doesn't convert.
They don't need transformation,they need engagement.
Next we have the eternal victim.
For these people, everything isa trauma response, everything
is someone else's fault.
They've built an identityaround being misunderstood,
(10:43):
rejected, oppressed.
They don't want repair, theywant recognition.
They say hold space, but theymean agree with me, or else you
can't challenge them because tothem everything is violence.
Next we have the consciouspoly-bypasser.
(11:04):
These people say it's aboutlove without ownership, but it's
really, to them, about avoidingdepth.
They call themselves ethicallynon-monogamous but leave a trail
of emotional debt.
They use theory to bypassresponsibility, boundaries to
dodge intimacy and freedom as anexcuse to never be acceptable
(11:27):
for impact.
They've read the book more thantwo but never even re-read
their own patterns.
Next we have the somaticgatekeeper.
They've done three bodyworktrainings and now speak in full
body size.
They think your discomfort isresistance.
They treat intuition like law.
(11:47):
They'll call you stuck in yourhead if you dare ask for
evidence.
They don't want dialogue, theywant dominance wrapped in
nervous system vocabulary.
Touch is their tool and alsotheir weapon.
Next up, we have the boundariesmaximalist.
To these people, everything isa boundary.
(12:09):
Silence is a boundary,rejection is a boundary,
withholding is a boundary.
You never really know what'sauthentic or what's avoidance,
because they've learned to labeltheir every exit as
self-protection.
They don't want relationships,they want insulation.
Next up, we have the shadow workexhibitionist.
These people talk about theirdemons like they're trading
(12:32):
cards.
They perform their pain asproof of depth.
They say they're doing the work, but really they're just
romanticizing dysfunction.
If they ever lost the struggle,they'd lose their identity.
Healing for them isn't the goal, narrative is.
And finally we have thechronically too much mystic.
(12:54):
These people have rebrandedhypersensitivity as spiritual
superiority.
They say you can't handle theirbigness, but really they can't
regulate their nervous system.
They read your energy, butignore your words.
Every emotion is sacred untilyours triggers theirs.
They're not too much, they'rejust unchecked.
(13:15):
These are all the ghosts stillhaunting the healing spaces.
And here's the thing most peopleforget these archetypes.
They're not demons, they're notvillains.
They're just wounded identitiesthat got smart.
They found the language ofgrowth and turned it into a
(13:36):
shield.
But the real truth, most peoplewho fall into these patterns,
aren't bad people.
They're just under-supported.
They're doing the best they canwith whatever mirror they've
got.
And if that mirror is justInstagram comments and a broken
upbringing, then the ego isgoing to build itself around
(13:58):
survival, not sovereignty.
It's almost inevitable.
So let's name it straight.
Without a tribe that lovinglycalls your bullshit, you will
eventually start believing yourown, especially if you're
intelligent, especially ifyou're eloquent, especially if
you're hurting yet still want tohelp, because the more
(14:21):
articulate your pain becomes,the more tempting it is to
spiritualize it instead ofdismantling it.
And I'll be honest, I could havebeen the sacred masculine
healer.
I had the voice, the story, theache, and just enough internal
frustration and rage to rebrandas fire.
But instead of doubling down onmy own myth, I invited
(14:43):
destruction.
I let people tell me things Ididn't want to hear.
I stayed interruptible, andthat that's the only way through
.
If you're one of the people whoonly trusts lived experience,
there you go.
I'm not talking out of my ass.
I've had to rip off the costumetoo.
So remember, these aren'tdemons, they're not villains.
(15:09):
They're survival strategiesthat got sophisticated and then
got addicted to applause.
They learned the language ofgrowth and then weaponized it to
protect the very self theyclaimed they'd outgrown.
But here's the thing Costumescan't evolve.
They can only be replaced.
Do you want to evolve, then youhave to strip the costume and
(15:35):
the identity that chose it.
But evolution it's not aboutbecoming a higher self.
It's about shedding the selvesthat were never yours to begin
with.
That's why it hurts, sometimesmore than you thought it would.
You have to let parts of youridentity die without rushing to
(15:55):
replace them.
You have to stand in thesilence between who you were and
who you haven't decided to beyet.
No rush to brand it, no urge toexplain it, just stillness.
Real growth is when you don'tneed to document your growth.
It's when you stop convincingothers.
(16:17):
You've changed because you nolonger need convincing, so stop
asking, am I evolving?
And start asking what part ofme still needs an audience to
feel real.
That's where the real worklives.
Not in the glow of yourprogress post, not in the
(16:37):
curated calm of your Instagramstory, not in the elegant way
you now say what used to be ascream.
It lives in the part of youthat's still terrified of being
unseen.
That's the part that needs thefire and no one is supposed to
clap for it.
Let it burn quietly, completely.
(16:59):
That needs the fire and no oneis supposed to clap for it.
Let it burn quietly, completely.
No-transcript.
Episode 1 of 19.
You're not evolving, you arerebranding.
The ego's favorite trick is amakeover with better vocabulary.
What if your healing era isjust ego with better fonts?
In this episode, we call outthe spiritual rebrand, hustle
and what it actually means toevolve without needing an
(00:32):
audience and yes, I get theirony here If you're feeling
more authentic than ever butstill subtly hollow, this one's
for you.
This isn't about calling youout.
It's about calling out what'sbeen pretending to be your
evolution.
You've cleaned up your habits.
You speak with better language.
You don't rage out, youregulate.
(00:54):
You post growth mindset quotesinstead of vague book rage.
You meditate, journal reflect,even do shadow work, but beneath
it you're still chasingvalidation.
You've just updated thebranding.
Real evolution isn't aesthetic.
Real evolution is annihilation.
(01:14):
It's losing things you thoughtyou were.
If your growth feels polished,comfortable or strategically
visible, it's not growth.
It's your ego in a new outfit.
This isn't about guilt-trippingyou.
It's about helping you noticewhat still needs to die, not to
(01:35):
become better, but to stop beingcounterfeit.
If this stings, let it.
It's supposed to.
The wound is where the costumeclings tightest and sometimes
the only way to grow is to letyour old self burn without a
farewell post.
Section 1.
(01:56):
The Rebrand begins subtly.
It always starts in language.
You stop saying I'm broken andstart saying I'm integrating.
You don't lash out anymore, youprocess.
You don't cry for help.
You share your truth.
It sounds like evolution, butsomething still smells like ego.
(02:20):
The truth is, the ego doesn'tmind change.
The ego loves change as long asit's the one directing it.
So it trades in the tantrumsfor TikToks, swaps out I'm too
much for, I just have highstandards.
It learns the right wordsauthentic, sovereign,
(02:41):
intentional and starts wearingthem like designer labels.
But it's the same ghostunderneath all the Gucci.
Let's get specific.
Authenticity becomes a pass totrauma dump without consent.
High standards just meansyou're still running the same
(03:05):
control loops, but with cleanerbranding.
Healing content becomes acurated feed of aesthetic ego
ring lights, mood boards andrecycled rummy.
This is not a call out, this isa mirror.
And if it makes you flinch,good, that's the part of you
still playing dress up.
That's the part of you stillplaying dress-up.
(03:27):
Section 2.
The Mechanics of Ego Rebranding.
Here's the con.
We change the look of ourbehavior and call it growth, but
if it still feeds the sameemptiness, it's just repackaged
addiction.
You regulate now instead ofexplode.
You journal now instead ofspiral.
You journal now instead ofspiral.
You say I'm setting boundariesinstead of I'm cutting people
(03:50):
off.
Sure, better optics, cool, buthere's the deeper cut.
Would you still do it if no oneever knew?
No story to post?
No validation hit, no applausefor being so self-aware?
Because real transformationisn't for sale, it's not
(04:12):
marketable and it sure as hellisn't photogenic, it's pretty
ugly actually.
You can't growth hack your wayinto actual change.
Behavioral upgrades are nice,but they don't mean shit if the
structure of your identity isstill built on being seen.
The ego's favorite trick Becomethe coach, the healer, the woke
(04:38):
one.
That way, the ego never has toactually die.
That way, the ego never has toactually die.
Just evolve into your ownpersonal brand.
Let's tell the truth here A lotof quote-unquote growth, it's
just ego with a cleaner userinterface.
(05:00):
You still need to signal depthto feel like you matter.
You still narrate yourevolution because silence feels
like invisibility.
You can't rest unless someonesees your healing.
If there's no witness, youwonder if the work even counted.
(05:22):
You say you're different now,but the difference is mostly
that you can name your triggersin a thread.
You've learned the script.
You've learned the aesthetic.
You've stopped doing oldpatterns, but you haven't
stopped being them.
You still use people as mirrorsfor your clarity.
You still feel superior whenstanding next to someone who
(05:43):
hasn't read the same books.
That's not growth, that'sperformance.
Real embodiment doesn't need acaption.
It doesn't flinch when unseenActual evolution.
It doesn't feel good, it feelslike deletion.
It's lonely, disorienting,embarrassing.
(06:05):
It's not glamorous.
It's not a comeback story, it'sa disassembly.
You stop labeling your phases.
You stop announcing the healing.
You no longer need to tellanyone what you've let go of
because it's already out of yourhands.
You outgrow your tools insteadof building your personality
(06:28):
around them.
You realize the journal didn'tfix you, the breathwork didn't
save you.
They just gave you a quiet roomlong enough to hear the truth.
And the truth is there is nofinal form, just fewer illusions
, just cleaner action, fewerwords, less noise, more signal.
(06:53):
There's a difference betweenhaving an ego and letting it
drive.
You can let it ride in thepassenger seat Hell.
It can even DJ sometimes.
But if it's steering the wheel,you're just headed toward a
prettier version of the exactsame crash and you'll just keep
crashing.
They trade in the angryidentity for the enlightened one
(07:16):
because it gets better feedback.
But evolution isn't optics Inthe ego.
It loves a good costume.
Let's name them.
The angry, scared little girl.
She says she's in her divinefeminine, but what she really
means is she wants to beworshipped without
responsibility.
She calls it intuition, butit's just avoidance with better
(07:40):
lighting.
She punishes honesty with coldsilence and rewards codependence
with praise.
You never really know what shewants, because neither does she.
But she'll tell you you'retoxic for not figuring it out.
Next we have the empowered bossbabe.
She calls herself Alpha.
She thinks softness is weakness.
(08:01):
She speaks in ultimatums,confuses being feared with being
respected and hides exhaustionbehind a curated feed of coffee
contracts and grindset quotes.
She didn't heal, she justmonetized her rage.
Next we have the sacredmasculine mentor.
(08:22):
He holds space, but only if youadmire him.
He'll listen until you disagree.
He preaches presence butdisassociates when he's
challenged.
He says he's in his king energy, but what he really wants is to
never feel small again.
He doesn't love, he recruits.
(08:45):
Next up we have the nice guyturned nihilist.
He tries to be good, he triesto be patient, but the world
didn't give him what he feltowed.
So now he calls himself arealist.
He mocks emotional language,laughs at intimacy and wears
cynicism like armor.
He's not healed, he's justbitter and better at hiding it.
(09:11):
Next we have the high standardavoidant.
They don't date, they vibratehigher.
They keep a running list of redflags so no one ever gets close
.
They're not unavailable,they're just always working on
themselves.
They weaponize healing languageto justify ghosting and think
having no needs makes themevolved.
(09:33):
It doesn't, it just makes themalone.
Next we have the spiritualbypasser.
These people are always calm,always wise, but only because
they've numbed the rage.
They won't get angry, they'llobserve the trigger, they won't
hold you accountable.
They'll send you love and lightand they'll leave quietly and
(09:57):
passive-aggressively whenintimacy threatens their image.
Next up we have the contenthealer.
They don't heal anymore, theyproduce healing.
Every insight becomes a post.
Every tear is staged with ringlighting.
They can't grieve without acamera rolling.
They call it service, butreally it's strategy.
(10:20):
Their growth never gets messy,because mess doesn't convert.
They don't need transformation,they need engagement.
Next we have the eternal victim.
For these people, everything isa trauma response, everything
is someone else's fault.
They've built an identityaround being misunderstood,
(10:43):
rejected, oppressed.
They don't want repair, theywant recognition.
They say hold space, but theymean agree with me, or else you
can't challenge them because tothem everything is violence.
Next we have the consciouspoly-bypasser.
(11:04):
These people say it's aboutlove without ownership, but it's
really, to them, about avoidingdepth.
They call themselves ethicallynon-monogamous but leave a trail
of emotional debt.
They use theory to bypassresponsibility, boundaries to
dodge intimacy and freedom as anexcuse to never be acceptable
(11:27):
for impact.
They've read the book more thantwo but never even re-read
their own patterns.
Next we have the somaticgatekeeper.
They've done three bodyworktrainings and now speak in full
body size.
They think your discomfort isresistance.
They treat intuition like law.
(11:47):
They'll call you stuck in yourhead if you dare ask for
evidence.
They don't want dialogue, theywant dominance wrapped in
nervous system vocabulary.
Touch is their tool and alsotheir weapon.
Next up, we have the boundariesmaximalist.
To these people, everything isa boundary.
(12:09):
Silence is a boundary,rejection is a boundary,
withholding is a boundary.
You never really know what'sauthentic or what's avoidance,
because they've learned to labeltheir every exit as
self-protection.
They don't want relationships,they want insulation.
Next up, we have the shadow workexhibitionist.
These people talk about theirdemons like they're trading
(12:32):
cards.
They perform their pain asproof of depth.
They say they're doing the work, but really they're just
romanticizing dysfunction.
If they ever lost the struggle,they'd lose their identity.
Healing for them isn't the goal, narrative is.
And finally we have thechronically too much mystic.
(12:54):
These people have rebrandedhypersensitivity as spiritual
superiority.
They say you can't handle theirbigness, but really they can't
regulate their nervous system.
They read your energy, butignore your words.
Every emotion is sacred untilyours triggers theirs.
They're not too much, they'rejust unchecked.
(13:15):
These are all the ghosts stillhaunting the healing spaces.
And here's the thing most peopleforget these archetypes.
They're not demons, they're notvillains.
They're just wounded identitiesthat got smart.
They found the language ofgrowth and turned it into a
(13:36):
shield.
But the real truth, most peoplewho fall into these patterns,
aren't bad people.
They're just under-supported.
They're doing the best they canwith whatever mirror they've
got.
And if that mirror is justInstagram comments and a broken
upbringing, then the ego isgoing to build itself around
(13:58):
survival, not sovereignty.
It's almost inevitable.
So let's name it straight.
Without a tribe that lovinglycalls your bullshit, you will
eventually start believing yourown, especially if you're
intelligent, especially ifyou're eloquent, especially if
you're hurting yet still want tohelp, because the more
(14:21):
articulate your pain becomes,the more tempting it is to
spiritualize it instead ofdismantling it.
And I'll be honest, I could havebeen the sacred masculine
healer.
I had the voice, the story, theache, and just enough internal
frustration and rage to rebrandas fire.
But instead of doubling down onmy own myth, I invited
(14:43):
destruction.
I let people tell me things Ididn't want to hear.
I stayed interruptible, andthat that's the only way through
.
If you're one of the people whoonly trusts lived experience,
there you go.
I'm not talking out of my ass.
I've had to rip off the costumetoo.
So remember, these aren'tdemons, they're not villains.
(15:09):
They're survival strategiesthat got sophisticated and then
got addicted to applause.
They learned the language ofgrowth and then weaponized it to
protect the very self theyclaimed they'd outgrown.
But here's the thing Costumescan't evolve.
They can only be replaced.
Do you want to evolve, then youhave to strip the costume and
(15:35):
the identity that chose it.
But evolution it's not aboutbecoming a higher self.
It's about shedding the selvesthat were never yours to begin
with.
That's why it hurts, sometimesmore than you thought it would.
You have to let parts of youridentity die without rushing to
(15:55):
replace them.
You have to stand in thesilence between who you were and
who you haven't decided to beyet.
No rush to brand it, no urge toexplain it, just stillness.
Real growth is when you don'tneed to document your growth.
It's when you stop convincingothers.
(16:17):
You've changed because you nolonger need convincing, so stop
asking, am I evolving?
And start asking what part ofme still needs an audience to
feel real.
That's where the real worklives.
Not in the glow of yourprogress post, not in the
(16:37):
curated calm of your Instagramstory, not in the elegant way
you now say what used to be ascream.
It lives in the part of youthat's still terrified of being
unseen.
That's the part that needs thefire and no one is supposed to
clap for it.
Let it burn quietly, completely.
(16:59):
That needs the fire and no oneis supposed to clap for it.
Let it burn quietly, completely.
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