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Militarism porting into the workplace, and the sense of control and hierarchy that came with it.

Just curious. The 12-step program of AA "saved your life" but now you've stopped going because you feel like you've cured yourself. What would be the harm of doing the therapy and going to meetings? I do both and it's been such a great experience. Also, I still maintain all those great relationships you spoke of.

Can you now drink with moderation? Or are you still in abstinence?

"I didnt wake up, I came to......" Well done brother. Same experience. Blind faith in AA. 2020 they closed the doors for Covid. They put personality over principles. Haven't been back since. It's all Trauma. And although I haven't healed all the Trauma, I know I can because I see others doing it. Tim Fletcher has a RE/ACT program and LIFT training course to address and treat the cause of it all. Trauma. I asked for help for years now for my CPTSD. I get ignored. The STIGMA of alcoholism and addiction. Nobody believes me it was Trauma. They think I'm just an addict. BRAVO!

John Bradshaw’s books are amazing. I highly recommend ‘Healing the shame that binds us’. Truly life-changing. Would you mind sharing the name of the therapist you mentioned please? 😊 I agree we can reduce emotional pain, but the brain has actually changed from addiction. It’s become “primed” so to speak, to go back to drinking without limit. It’s very dangerous to think you can drink safely again. People usually end up being unable to control their intake again, sooner or later.

i read the book and got lost so thank God for this talk!!! i am so fascinated because i started using NIF red light therapy and started programming my water around the same time, these go hand in hand some how. let’s heal w water and infrared, let’s find the truth of this life giving water ✨

The Tao of Fully Feeling is truly an excellent book, in terms of its ability to give you the ability to get into your body and grieve and shake and feel, fully

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It was mentioned during the podcast that there is scientific research behind the method of meditation. Would you be able to refer me to a website where I can read about it?

I do believe that the so called long covid was invented to continue our fear and panic...it was never described a flu (virus too) aftermath as a long flu ...all these people experiencing "long covid" in fact it was after vaccinations...

A brain scan revealed my psychopathy. It was a cause for celebration.

I have a question. Distilled water is pure and free of impurities and doesn't conduct electricity at all. An electrolyte always has to be added to pass a charge. So how can this structured water have a charge at all? What is carrying the charge? Pure water doesn't conduct electricity. There is a large gap in our understanding here. 🙏

This interview is fantastic. Thank you both!

I went through the process of feeling when my Father died. It was totally transformative for me. Thank you Dr Ruby for explaining this.

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Yes, I think CBT/DBT must be integrated with a somatic-based therapy.

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Love Pete!

Bravo, I have experienced this, great interview and findings!

There is a reason I inch my way into a swimming pool. I am protecting my body from shock. So it’s a health thing for me. My father had a friend many years ago who on a very hot summer day went from driving in a hot car with no air conditioning down to a reservoir, he jumped in and was found floating moments later in the water face down. The freezing cold water suddenly coming into contact with the temperature of his body caused him to have a heart attack. He couldn’t be resuscitated. So this is why I acclimatise to the water before I go swimming. People do the same thing before entering a bath tub to bath. My husband used to say to me let’s get the important things done and out of the way and don’t procrastinate. So I totally agree that we shouldn’t put the things that we hate doing last on our list. I myself like to tackle the uncomfortable things first.

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So the brain is totally unreasonable?

Quantum biology is just amazing ❤🎉

Thank you for the ‘bollocks’😂 …..it all makes perfect sense to me and it gives me hope that i can finally dissolve all my pain👌👏. Good luck to everyone on their journies of recovery ❤

I'm very happy to have stumbled upon your channel. Thank you for this.

Nice discussion. Thanks. 🙂 As a German I have seen a book of him some years ago in the bookstore, but I ignored it, because I did not have the intention to buy something philosophical. So, actually I was not really aware of Byung-Chul Han until I read a book by Reinhard Stelter ("The art of dialogue in coaching") who refers to Byung-Chul Han's "Burnout-Society". I started reading his books last year in May. In the meanwhile I have 6 or 7 of his books in my shelf. Amazed by his excellent observations and writing style. Indeed he describes many of my impressions and thoughts, when I travelled around and compared different cultures and societies, in very clear words. For example what you mention at the timestamp 44:22 ... one of my thoughts was: we like to pay our tribute to insurances to get rid off responsibility for each other, while other societies (e.g. in Southeast Asia) that we might call "less developed" rely on mutual aid. Question is: are we really that much more developed or is it rather a sign for the beginning of a decline? --- best regards.

Just listening to Dr Schubiner is so reassuring and his voice helps me calm down. So grateful amaZon recommend his book it’s changed my life!!

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This guy is very confused about water.

Many thanks to both of you! What an enlightening conversation. It makes so much sense that living in a state of fear can create physical pain. It certainly takes a tremendous toll on mental/emotional health. Please know that what you do in the world really matters.

Love the first book going to pick this one up Good work

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Shame he hasn't gone vegan for the animals with an understanding that exploiting them is wrong.

PTSD is a living hell amazing talk

His book is Christian and alarmist propaganda. 🤢

Thanks to Gerald Pollack for confirming homeopathy.

I appreciate this video. I like Katie Brindle, the man reminds me of ai though lol. There's something robotic about his speech.

I love how Pete utilises the psychoanalytic ideas of Freud and Jung into his ideas of healing (e.g., repression-catharsis, the outer-critic explained by projection, and perfectionism explaining both the inner- and outer-critic). Modern psychology has trended too far towards measurable perception - behaviourism and cognitive therapy. But until people realise things like the subconscious awareness that things they say and do are actually internalisations of people who abused them while young - insight is never reached. Without that insight, there is no idea or motivation to reparent oneself. And realise the journey will be long one. Just like changing any other habit you learnt, or personality trait you developed, as a kid.

That is an interesting concept. Never looked at it that way....

Good reminder. Have to read that book again. Good stuff.

When my baby brother got hurt, I used to make him laugh about how it happened because getting concerned only made things worse. I was only 13 YO when I figured this out.

Is Lupus structural?

Now he's gone missing 😔

Beautiful ❤❤❤

Sounds like just another neglect. In theory you become whole and full naturally. If you artificially "letting it go" you effectively repell it. If your inner child become safe and happy one may eventually stop noticing it cause the energy of that part of one's soul at last integrated in the whole ocean of being. As i understand the wish of letting go the inner child comes from irritated inner adult or even inner teenager. Who wants to live and act without bothering. But it can't work. And not more because of inner child. It looks like the body itself is another player in the game. That 3 lvl system, multivagal or what. It looks very mechanical. And the way to release the broken energy flow is to appeal to inner child. That what i feel.

Some fantastic ideas!!! Excellent use of language and framing tasks and behaviors!!! Starts with the parents!!! Kids will follow your lead and example you set!!!

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My biggest self-healing journey started with encounter group as well. And I'm so interested about how you managed not to mention Carl Rogers. And somehow missed an elephant in the room - the biggest thing for anyone is to find great encounter group. And for it to be great the only thing needed one facilitator understanding the Thing.

How can we possibly find a polyvagal counselor who will treat us with respect, really listen and truly apply the polyvagal technique? I find, when therapists have a long list of many specialties, they cease to be specialties.