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Episode 036 – 4 Lessons in the Search for Self

Episode 036 – 4 Lessons in the Search for Self

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Mind Your Mind - Joseph Tropper

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Summary: How deep have you explored yourself? That’s one question
any person should reflect about. Sometimes people don’t realize
that the way they act and react to different things are caused by
internal factors — these may be past experiences, prejudice, and
sometimes instilled beliefs. Today, Joseph shares about the 4
lessons we all have to know in the search for ourselves. Listen
to know what these 4 lessons are and how these can help us in
moving forward with our lives. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:01 –
Introduction to Mind Your Mind Podcast 00:25 – Today’s episode
is about 4 lessons in the search for self 00:43 – Every day is
an example of finding ourselves more 00:51 – The focus of this
discussion will be based on Alice Miller’s works 01:33 – Joseph
talks about Alice’s book, The Drama of the Gifted Child 03:00 –
Lesson 1: There is a deep root of hurt in every one of us o 03:30
– In his work, Joseph sees child-parent dynamic where parents are
powering giants over children o 04:28 – Understand that all
people have this deep root 04:49 – Lesson 2: How are future
events after childhood are influenced by our childhood traumas? o
06:18 – Parenting skills usually comes from past experiences
06:45 – Lesson 3: Break free o 07:21 – Start by recognizing your
hurts o 08:30 – Human beings are not capable of giving unlimited
love 08:49 – Lesson 4: Emotional freedom o 09:58 – Tap into
yourself 10:35 – Please leave us a comment on Mind Your Mind
and a review on iTunes

3 Key Points:

Understand that in every person, there is a deep root of hurt
that can be affecting the way this person acts/reacts. Childhood
traumas are not easy to deal with. Mourn over your traumas and be
willing to let them go. No person/parent is perfect — accept the
fact that no one could ever give us unlimited love, safety, and
security the way we want to receive it.