583 – Finding the Golden Thread Between You and a Difficult Parent
This conversation opens up the difficulty of being with an angry father who still triggers your painful past. Is it okay not to see him, or is there another way forward?
John de Ruiter Podcast 277
John de Ruiter Podcast 277
Healing Pain and Trauma: The Development of Profound Character
When: November 15, 2013 @ 2:00pm
How does one deal with the emotional trauma of sexual abuse? What is the value of our past and its memories? In this deep and intricate dialogue, John shows us how opening in the present can heal the past, reconfiguring our body and our self.
“When you are triggered in your self, what is being brought up in your body is something of your past that openness and softness didn’t move through, so the opportunity is available again.”
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Healing Pain and Trauma: The Development of Profound Character
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581 – Beyond Panic and Stress: Swimming in the Stream of Your Awakening
The stress and panic coming from her extreme sensitivity have eclipsed this person’s experience of her awakening. Why is this happening, and how can she return to her knowing?
576 – Quieted in the Midst of Panic
Paralyzing panic that strikes at the root of the will to live is the subject of this conversation. Moving beyond it depends on what we relate to, and John explains.
569 – The Simple Way Back to Your Heart
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566 – Unlocking Your Subconscious: The Healing of Your Self
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