Revolution from Within: Beth Green on Ego, Activism, and Spiritual Awakening: PYP 624
What if inner healing and outer activism are the same path? What if personal and political transformation must go hand in hand?
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Meditation in Three Minutes a Day?: Richard Dixey on PYP 604
Can meditating just 3 minutes a day give you real and lasting insight into your true nature?
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An Autobiography of Trauma and Healing: Peter Levine, PhD, on PYP 581
Peter Levine, creator of Somatic Experiencing, talks about his own life journey of severe trauma, healing, and discovery. His conclusion: “Given the right tools, trauma won’t rule.”
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Deepening Compassion and Connection with Ourselves: Veronica Monet on PYP 564
In order to heal our minds and spirits, we must contact – and welcome home – all the exiled parts of ourselves. Veronica Monet shares how IFS can help.
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Fitness as a Deeply Embodied Practice: Philip Shepherd on PYP 563
Can we find belonging, peace, and deep healing in the gym, of all places? Embodiment guide Philip Shepherd shows us how.
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Fasting vs Long COVID: Roger Talbott on PYP 558
What’s it like to suffer from Long COVID in one’s 70s? And can water fasting bring about healing?
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Can We Awaken Through Crisis? Steve Taylor on PYP 505
Can trauma and tragedy open us up to spiritual awakening? How can we prepare ourselves for the inevitable slings and arrows of life in a way that opens us to compassion and love?
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Healing Ourselves to Heal the Climate: Jack Adam Weber on PYP 466
Can we fix our broken climate with technological and policy solutions alone? Or do we need to heal deep personal and cultural wounds as well?
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The Science and Practice of Forgiveness: Nathaniel Wade, PhD, on PYP 449
Forgiveness sounds nice, and often feels like the hardest thing in the world. How can we learn to forgive others and ourselves without excusing terrible behavior?
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Healing from Racism with Bianca and Michael Alexander: PYP 419
I reached out to Bianca and Michael because I was turning into an asshole.
Specifically, I was full of rage and outrage and judgment at all the racists out there.
And the fact that I was right, and on the side of right, and standing shoulder to shoulder with people of color, and fighting against systemic oppression that has been going on far too long – just made me more of an asshole, to be honest.
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