Trauma & the Dharma of Collective Resiliency with Lama Rod Owens

Lama Rod Owens reflects on his work healing collective trauma in communities around the US. This video segment is from the Healing Trauma Summit: bit.ly/3nJgZv0
The Healing Trauma Summit is a collection of 24 online training sessions on advances in neuroscience, attachment therapy, spiritual psychology, and embodied approaches to heal & transform trauma.
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[@GigiAzmy]

So needed

[@katrinaemily6601]

I have been crying a decade. I don’t know what to do.

[@peacelovejoy8786]

Grief is the price we pay for love.
When my friend layed his body aside I grieved.
I loved him😪
Grief is the ultimate price
for sure 🙁

[@noodlenate]

I got exposed to Radical Dharma while I was at Tassajara Mountain Zen Center in California in 2016 and so appreciate hearing more from Lama Rod Owens! Thank you.

[@Alexa-ud6qm]

So relevant for me..