I absolutely LOVE the concept of the symptom containing the answer to the problem. It’s like something I’ve known but haven’t heard it explained in such a beautiful way. Fantastic! Can’t wait to read this book. ♥️
I love Thomas Moore. His books have literally have changed my life. But I do disagree on one point . The possibility of reconciliation with your family who have disowned you because you have left the family religion is not always possible, no matter how much you are willing to be open hearted, welcoming and loving. I left Jehovah's Witnesses almost 20 years ago. I have been reunited with family members who have left, but not all. For years I actively tried to connect with my mother, met with utter silence from her. I was only able to make peace with it when I listened to her obvious wish to be left alone and let that chapter of my life close
11:42 It is disturbing to me also the over medicating but not helping people to talk, reframe and come to new realizations about their experiences. Listening cannot be over estimated. ❤
Ooh, " You don't need common ground in order to have common humanity. Nice.❤
Excellent! Thanks a lot. I read all Tomas Moore's books - great books, great psychology.
God, i wish to find a therapist that works like this. As an abandoned child my soul hungers to be seen deeply.
Moore brings so much interior spiritual wisdom in his psychotherapy. He is so brillant.
Great interview, Great practical, useful and caring information. Thank you. ❤
I love Thomas Moore’s books. I met him in Kripalu. :)
I absolutely LOVE the concept of the symptom containing the answer to the problem. It’s like something I’ve known but haven’t heard it explained in such a beautiful way. Fantastic! Can’t wait to read this book. ♥️
Thank you for creating this! Beautiful 🙏💙
Deep appreciation for your clarity 💫 Blessings
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I love Thomas Moore. His books have literally have changed my life. But I do disagree on one point . The possibility of reconciliation with your family who have disowned you because you have left the family religion is not always possible, no matter how much you are willing to be open hearted, welcoming and loving. I left Jehovah's Witnesses almost 20 years ago. I have been reunited with family members who have left, but not all. For years I actively tried to connect with my mother, met with utter silence from her. I was only able to make peace with it when I listened to her obvious wish to be left alone and let that chapter of my life close
_a certain general_ manner of speaking
generally speaking, most prefer to romanticize life; those who don't seek therapy - or so it seems.
11:42 It is disturbing to me also the over medicating but not helping people to talk, reframe and come to new realizations about their experiences.
Listening cannot be over estimated. ❤