Shame — the terrifying sense that something is deeply wrong with us—keeps us preoccupied with ourselves and inattentive to the needs of others. Shame tells us falsely that we need to fix ourselves before we can focus on serving others. Adam shifted his attention away from God and Eve and toward the search for fig leaves to cover himself and to hide his shame. What if there was a way that we, having had our shame undone, could also contribute to the undoing of shame in others? Is this enough, and will this be enough, to relieve you of your own hidden battle with shame?