Before you ever had the words to ask the question “Who am I?”, your brain had already begun forming an answer.

Not through logic. Not through conscious thought.

But through the earliest relationships in your life.

In this episode of The Sozo Room, we explore how our earliest relational experiences—particularly in infancy—begin shaping the beliefs we carry about ourselves, others, and even our relationship with God.

Many of the beliefs guiding our lives today were never consciously chosen. They were formed when the mind was simply trying to make sense of the world.

We discuss how early caregiver responses can shape foundational questions such as:

• Am I safe?
• Do I matter?
• Can people be trusted?
• Is it okay for me to have needs?
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