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Why do some people feel persistently empty despite success, relationships, or wealth? Because they don't actually know their true needs. I explain how our unconscious mind shapes our lives through hidden needs, why we can lose touch with them, and what consequences this has for our vitality, sense of direction, and overall life satisfaction. You'll also learn about a model of six fundamental core needs, along with practical exercises that will help you identify your own needs more clearly and fulfill them in healthier ways. Hopefully, this offers a fresh perspective on the human psyche.Free introductory consultation: https://calendly.com/gabriel-ellis/30minYoutube: https://youtu.be/r6vVhLvCCZ8Homepage: https://www.gabriel-ellis.com/Email: therapy@gabriel-ellis.com
39 Minuten
Who are you really? True self-knowledge is more than self-optimization. That's why in this episode I discuss how you can uncover what lies hidden beneath habits, conditioning, and societal expectations. What needs drive your life? What emotional patterns repeat themselves? How do you treat yourself? What unconscious worldviews guide your decisions? The answers to these questions will help you piece together the puzzle of your identity.
27 Minuten
What remains of the “I” when the not-self is stripped away? This episode explores practical paths to self-knowledge — from ascetic exercises, emotional control, and observation of thought to Neoplatonic and Gnostic methods aimed at uncovering the “pure spirit.” At the same time, it addresses the radical critique of Max Stirner, who sees in all these ideals merely new forms of subjugation.





Free introductory consultation: https://calendly.com/gabriel-ellis/30min


Homepage: https://www.gabriel-ellis.com/


Email: therapy@gabriel-ellis.com





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27 Minuten
I explore the concept of self-knowledge, tracing its roots from Socrates and Hegel to Buddhism. At the heart of this discussion is the question of which thoughts, feelings, and habits truly belong to our "I"—and which are merely external, learned patterns. I explain why change often only becomes possible when we detach our identity from certain emotions and core beliefs. Additionally, I examine the crucial difference between healthy inner freedom and mere emotional self-control.





Free introductory consultation: https://calendly.com/gabriel-ellis/30minHomepage: https://www.gabriel-ellis.com/Email: therapy@gabriel-ellis.com
32 Minuten
We don't see the world; we only see our models of it. Gilbert Simondon's analogy of crystallization illustrates this: our thinking touches reality only at a razor-thin interface. Everything else is a construct, often even a hallucination, fueled by experience and emotion. In this episode, you'll learn how to update your "mental nutrient solution" and thus increase your life satisfaction.Free introductory consultation: https://calendly.com/gabriel-ellis/30minHomepage: https://www.gabriel-ellis.com/Email: therapy@gabriel-ellis.com
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Welcome to The Curious Mind Podcast. Gabriel Ellis, PhD, is a psychotherapist and scholar who bridges the gap between therapeutic practice, philosophy, and analytic spirituality. Designed for demanding listeners and global expats, we draw on philosophical inquiry and clinical expertise. Dr. Ellis helps you navigate the complexities of the mind and modern life with clarity and depth. Subscribe for intellectual exploration and genuine psychological growth. 🌐 Website: https://www.gabriel-ellis.com 🔗 Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabriel-ellis-750aa693/
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