Looking at your happy childhood from a different perspective. #childhoodtrauma #consciousness #kindness
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@kareneDallas24 күн бұрын
Great conversation to reframe our childhood experience and how to understand why we react the way we do and how we develop our perspective on life.
@geraldfountaine564523 күн бұрын
That's what I needed to hear. Thanks.
@sumantmarathe975025 күн бұрын
Stay blessed you’re awesome
@furtheremergence25 күн бұрын
@@sumantmarathe9750 Thank you. 🙂☘️🙏🏻
@RaeKearns25 күн бұрын
Well expressed John……….in my case, first 53 years!😊
@kazha9822 күн бұрын
Great video, thanks for making it, but I have a question. I had a horrible, traumatising childhood but somehow managed to heal myself from it. I've reached inner peace and tranquillity, I have exchanged my bad habits for good ones, I have hobbies that I do, I have some good friends and for the most part succeeded with my carreer. I'm only about to hit 23. What now? Obvious answer is have a wife and kids, but I'm surrounded by women that Ifind childish and imature, to mature women I'm just a child due to my age. I'm stuck in a paradox and that is the only thing that worries me. Do you happen to have some advice?
@furtheremergence22 күн бұрын
@@kazha98 Thank you I will talk about your question in the next episode of the podcast. 🙂☘️🙏🏻
@kazha9815 күн бұрын
@furtheremergence Returning after having a listen. The spiral concept reminded me of a wonderful song "Tool - Lateralus". Sadly the lack of context and further elaboration on my part didn't allow you to hit the mark on what exactly is going on in my life, which is fair enough. A lot of things described where already done and dealt with, for example, wife and kids is something I'd want, because I feel like I am capable of raising an offspring to have a good character and soul and am capable of living with a person disregarding any contempt towards the SO, due to the fact I've reached the capability of having pure love towards life and other beings, from other humans, pets, plants and even criters like mosquitoes, to soil, dust and other lifeless objects, the yearning for material objects isn't something that plagues me, I've transcend that, I seldom follow what others care for blindly and live rather minimalistic life, because it's not a new shiny thing that will bring me joy, but an experience, and if I want a new shiny thing, it's because I see it as a wonderful tool to expand my experience of reality in a certain wait that suits me. But the words did help, because I had forgotten the simple yet profound truth of "give it time". Thanks for the reminder and the contemplation I received from your words will make for a great journal entry, cheers for that and good luck in your future adventures, hopefully the weather's going to get better so you can have your walk in the wilderness 🍀 :))