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All Parts Welcome - Richard Schwartz, PhD + Elizabeth Gilbert: Creativity & Internal Family Systems
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2023
- Join Sounds True founder Tami Simon and Internal Family Systems founder Dr. Richard C. Schwartz for a groundbreaking three-part conversation series, All Parts Welcome. Tami and Richard will host three special guests to discuss the Internal Family Systems model and how it can support our spiritual journey.
In this episode, Elizabeth Gilbert, bestselling author of eight books, including "Eat Pray Love," “Big Magic,” “The Signature of All Things,” and “City of Girls,” joins Tami and Richard for an incredible conversation on creativity, spirituality, and two-way prayer.
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This is the best talk I’ve never heard. I’m shocked TH-cam didn’t let me find it sooner!
Liz, thank you for your exquisite explanation of a Self-led flourishing system. And to you, Dick, for your ever present noticing.
Just started experimenting with reaching out to my Spirit Guides, my SGs as I call them. So important in my life day by day.
Fabulous and very helpful conversation. I LOVE Dick Schwartz! Learning to love and accept my many parts is a daily and ongoing practice. My life is so much freer because of this work. ❤ A big thank you to Liz as well, for great examples and extra context. Merci!
This was a beautiful conversation, I cannot even begin to express how grateful I am for each one of you💞Thank You!
This interview was one of the best! I found it fascinating looking at the self, no self, higher self and how to view these ideas and integrate these parts. Liz gave some amazing examples and tools that reflected her real authenticity Dick always reminds us to be loving and accepting toward ourselves. Listened to this one twice! Thanks.
Very interesting conversation. Great idea to name your parts with proper names Liz. I'm going to do that too. Dick thank you for articulating the difference between the empty self, and the full Self. And now we have Guides, great! Love IFS. Thanks Tami for hosting two people I admire.❤ ❤
Dick suggests asking the parts what they want to be called :)
That role playing of how to have a loving relationship with the spirit of fear from @2:16 - how to converse with fear..man has revolutionarized my way of thinking..I paused the video..thought about what I heard..sat still ..and listened again. This is a video to listen to slowly and then relisten to unlearn and relearn..thank you SO much for this peaceful encouraging and challenging impartation ❤
Parts work is extremely helpful and a part is Richard’s calm manner. Liz offered helpful tools and vulnerability as to how she is managing her parts. Thx
Wow thx. Such a clear and vibrant description from Liz of what can happen when honest dogged parts work blossoms into results, moment to moment in real life. Its actionable and practical, from a source of Love.
It's called sublimation in psychology jargon
This was fantastic. Thank you to all.
Wow, wow, wow!! Tami #TamiSimon, love the curls! Thanks you for all your work and for SOunds True! Thank you for this interview and for having relationships with humans like Liz and Dick. Thank you, Liz, #ElizabethGilbert for giving me so much genuine Lizness and loveliness and peaceful truth. Thank you, Dick #DrRichardSchwartz, for IFS and for your ongoing life's work. I am a grateful student and fan!
This is a very special conversation. Thank you.
One of the best podcasts I have heard in a long time!!
"Toward" is an intimate, curious, coming together, deliberate movement; "about" is around, approximate, impersonal, guesswork.
One word emphasizes connection, the other separation.
Yes, a Higher Power of my own understanding...woow a journey of rediscovery
Very helpful to hear both Dr. Schwartz’ and Elizabeth’s perspectives and to hear how Elizabeth experiences this. I’ve heard Tori Amos speak on her songs as being their own entities who come and visit her and allow her to “translate” them into the songs they become.
Thanks for a very helpful dialogue about IFS, coming at it from three different directions. The 'about/towards' question was also very interesting. As a language teacher, I suspect that 'feel about' is often used as a softer synonym for 'think about', even though the verb 'feel' should point us towards a more emotional response. ( It's revealing that we never say 'think towards' something or somebody). Also the word 'towards' is more about relationship than 'about'. So even small word choices can have a big impact on dialogue with our parts.
thanks for this beautiful conversation
How do you feel toward instead of about , it’s is brain magic 😊
Thank you for this marvelous interview!
Towards vs About 💥💥💥
Touched 🥹 tearing-up with gratitude *~towards~* these beautifully compassionate & resonating framing insights here, especially those caringly 🤲unfolded to encouragingly way-show share of one’s own wonderfully vulnerable & self-nurturing experiences. 💗 Cheers to such wholly caring for our eco-systems internally first & foremost, as they ⛲️ripple to our outer, sensibility remembering.
Only partway through, but yes!
AA still has as part of it's culture a deep fear of the addictive self. Mind, body or brain, people who are new or "long-timers" hear and preach that our addiction is "out in the parking lot doing push-ups" waiting for an opportunity to get us. There are so many folks caught up in fear, no wonder there is such a high rate of relapse. From what I have experienced, many rehabs focus on the fear aspect as well, which to me is simply setting people up to fail and create loyal customers. Sorry if that sounds cynical.
Looking at the original language of AA, when we are recovered (not forever recovering) we can go anywhere without fear, including places where there is liquor (or whatever your substance or triggers).
This has come to fruition for me, thankfully.
Though I am indeed, recovered from substance, the real work of underlying causes was not addressed until recently, and it's a mess, but I've found people on the same path and well as these glorious podcasts.
Bill W., once AA was fully self sufficient, had tried to continue his personal spiritual journey, as well as indulging himself in the medical research of the day. He also wanted to become just an ordinary "Joe" in AA; drop the pressures of his reputation. But people being people, the organization collectively and codependently begged him to continue.
For me, AA is a place where we make a beginning. Where we stop dying in order to have the freedom to feel and come together with different solutions for different people, but where we know we're more the same than not.
Every day I thank God I've stayed around long enough (17 this summer) to witness this evolution and share it with others.
Happy Birthday 🎉 I really enjoyed your paragraph, it’s articulate and insightful. I also feel underlying causes continue to be revealed , one that is hugely important for me is the acceptance of unique personalities, often labelled. I prefer unlabelled existence as we are all specific special human entities 😊
Thank you Sounds True!
I love hearing about IFS from these three wonderfully insightful people!
Dick Schwartz makes me feel grounded, and grounded in building confidence in my-self
Yoga therapy is a modality that puts IFS, Compassionate Inquiry (Gabor Mate), breath and movement together in a way that allows people to explore from the outermost layer, the body, to the inner layers. Going deeper we find the breath, the thoughts, the emotions and finally the Self. Whether someone is ready for the journey of talk-therapy or has an acute or chronic health condition they just want some relief for, this combination of modalities is a match made in Heaven.
I love it. It´s totally relatable. Thank you so much for the wonderful work 🥰🥰🥰
Bill W did analysis under Jung. Jung suggested one interact with dream figures in a procedure called active imagination. IFS is rally an expansion of active imagination, but taking it farther than Jung himself actually imagined. IFS goes profoundly farther. If Jung were alive, he would move into IFS as the next step forward. RCM psychologist
Love you Liz !!
Thank you! This is great!
This was so so good.
Thank you very much for sharing this!!!! life changing. a clear amazing interview. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you 🙂❤️☀️🌻.
Great convo! Thanks for sharing it
🙏🏽💛✨ from all
my parts 🥰
Fantastic conversation. Very poignant at times listening to this knowing that Elizabeth Gilbert had to pull her book in the face of a backlash for it being set in Russia.
Dearest One, What do you need right now? ....
Thank you for this rich conversation. I am on a point in my journey that I don't want vulnerable parts only have a relationship with that loving spiritual guide (goes very natural for me since young) - Im sometimes asking guides to step back, so that I can love me, because sometimes the other version feels still a bit dissociated. Can someone relate?
interesting topic however the closed caption is very distracting, TH-cam has it's own CC for those who want to see the words.
Good conversation but felt it was cut off mid stream as Richard was about to respond to Elizabeth
I think eventually that voice comes from you. But the message you received to for uttering this voice is from a form of inner searching. This inner speech maybe a result of this searching from multiple resources (e.g., long-term memory, experience, other people’s experiences, your wants, your needs, your likes and dislikes, etc.). Hearing a clear, positive voice, no matter from what source, is comforting. So actually in this case, you are both the messenger and the receiver.
Dr Schwartz brought attention to something I didn’t know about myself
Did this video go from being over an hour to only 16 minutes?
This makes me think of Jill Bolte Taylor and "whole brain living"
glad I was taught sacredness in a tradition early, because this worlds mothers and mates will treat you like a brute animal because they are.
Isn’t spirituality just our own true self
Liz completely took over the conversation and did not let Richard develop his
Amazing ❤
Wow