In this chapter, Alden Elior steps into one of the deepest gates of becoming—what it means to be fully seen. Through a quiet conversation and a vivid remembering, Garth returns to the boy he once was: the one who sat alone in church, afraid to take up space, believing that men were dangerous and that belonging was earned. In a sacred act of reparenting, he sits beside that boy, speaks peace, and promises protection. What unfolds is not just healing—it is union. The boy and the man meet, and in their meeting, Alden Elior is born: not a mask or a persona, but the power that rises when innocence and strength finally embrace.Keywords: healing, belonging, self-acceptance, reparenting, inner child, manhood, Alden Elior, Stone and Pine, vulnerability, identity, peace, transformationSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/stone-and-pine/exclusive-content

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