Overview:
This episode reframes resurrection not as a passive miracle, but as a radical act of resistance. When systems try to erase you — through shame, exile, or violence — resurrection is reclaiming your voice, your story, your worth. We explore how the resurrection story speaks not only to the divine, but to the defiant: to those who rise after being written off, cast out, or crushed by empire.
In This Episode:
Why resurrection is political, not just personal
What it means to rise after being silenced or erased
How power responds to life it thought it had conquered
The emotional labor of reclaiming identity and truth after trauma
Why resurrection is a blueprint for peaceful, persistent rebellion
Key Concepts Covered:
Resurrection as identity reclamation
Empire’s fear of those who rise again
Shame as crucifixion; healing as resurrection
From obedience to embodiment
Featured Frameworks:
PERMAH: Flourishing reborn after grief, trauma, or control
Micro-Moments: Every act of reclaiming life is a resurrection
12 Utilities: Restoring dignity, voice, agency, and recognition
Admiration Equation: Awe is not in domination but in defiance and healing
Memorable Quote:
“The empire never had the final word — it only had the loudest one. Resurrection whispers: I’m still here.”
Reflection Prompt:
Where have you been told your story was over?
What truth in you has survived everything meant to bury it?
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