The Ultimate Guide to Happiness, Forgiveness, and Purpose with Teal Swan
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- If you're ready to transform your outlook and create a more joyful existence, this video is a must-watch!
In this enlightening interview, Teal Swan and Coach Ajit discuss the topics of finding happiness, practicing forgiveness, discovering one's life's purpose, and other key ideas to living a fulfilling and meaningful life.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:50 The real reason behind every action we do
05:50 Understanding oneness and interconnectedness
08:43 The connection between self-love and what you attract
12:00 Why you should practice mirror work
15:44 The most harmful emotion in our society right now
21:55 Why we struggle with self-worth
28:40 Finding the sense of self-worth
31:10 How forgiveness actually works
38:00 How to know when you’re done healing
45:43 The path to finding our purpose
48:20 Dealing with guilt
Teal Swan is a renowned spiritual teacher, international speaker, and best-selling author. To learn more about Teal Swan's work, visit her website at tealswan.com/ and find her on UA-cam at / @tealswanofficial .
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I love that she's doing so many interviews. Would love to see her on more and more major platforms (even Joe Rogan and Tony Robbins) because she's deserving of that high-level respect!
And not long after The Deep End bs "doc" came out, comedian Whitney Cummings was on JRE, talking shit about Teal, based on said "doc", and she even said something to Joe like,
"I bet this woman (Teal) would love to be on your podcast."
To which Joe, who was enjoying Whitney Cumming's Teal Swan shit-talking, replied,
"I'm sure😏."
So.
As much as I've enjoyed a lot of Joe's podcasts, *he doesn't get it.
At least not yet.
And neither do a lot of his listeners and friends/guests, apparently.
Yea, I remember that interview with Whitney Cummings. But Joe has also had a lot of open-minded people from all walks of life on his podcast. But that was just an example of a major platform; it could be any platform.
I just feel like she can be reaching even more audiences. She’s been as impactful to me as someone like Eckhart Tolle, and I can see her speaking to even wider audiences. But maybe she chooses these more alternative channels for a reason…
@@sheikmilz Well, things change.
Maybe his mind will open more,
& she will be on his podcast one day.
I'd like to think she will be heard more someday.
Fuck yeah! Totally agreed ❤❤ I'm so happy I got to see her in Melbourne years ago. She's changed my life and helped me awaken
TEAL is the most ideal representation of how to heal forward without rejecting any parts of what we have experienced and who we are. it is soooooo refreshing to see a female sage- more please
So glad you resonated with this conversation! Thanks for sharing 💜
The interviewer is clearly an avoidant 😂
I love how Teal Swan is so real and authentic and acknowledge the pain and trauma and how it changes someone, instead of invalidating their experiences and saying “ it’s a story you tell yourself” I love it when people show their humanness ❤
I agree. We need to be seen in order to heal.
The reactions of the interviewer were dissapointing, especially when he said that he doesn't understand why someone can't move on from their trauma after 7 years and he even judged it as not a big enough trauma... "at some point you just gotta drop the box" - that was painful to hear.
She already said early into the talk, that people need to experience being considered by others and he just said "wonderful", like he just wanted to move on again without much understanding for that concept.
That is the answer to that question that came up later - "why can't people just move one finally?" - obviously, because they are being invalidated instead of considered by others, the very basic need of understanding, compassion and consideration by their loved ones wasn't met. It's not something they can just drop or do completely on their own. We are social creatures after all and our inner circle has to consist of people who are trustworthy, compassionate, capable of considering the needs of others and offering help to meet those needs. Otherwise there is no moving on.
The only moving on we can do in a situation when we are not considered by the people that are closest to us, is to get away form those inconsiderate people who don't want to understand our perspective, who don't want to help us overcome the problem or change themselves to be more compassionate, because they showed us that they shouldn't even be in our inner circle in the first place if they add to our suffering instead of actively helping us to overcome it.
Everybody needs to feel loved. If we are in pain and the people we love ignore us in our pain or add to it, then we stop feeling loved. If we feel unloved and disliked for a long time then the connection is broken. We can cling to our memories of being loved in the past and trying to cope with a situation that's not good for us, or we can look for other people to build more positive relationships with.
@@Seamannon thank you for your heartfelt response! I totally agree with you!!! You explained it so well! 🦋🦋🦋
Of course you like the easier answer lol. It's the same thing fat people tell themselves when they don't want to work out and diet. "It's my genetics not because it's my fault and I'm eating bad." The fact that YOU PREFFER and even celebrate a diagnosis that removes any control or responsibility you may have sais ALOT about your character. I would HATE and even REJECT a diagnosis where I had absolutely no control or ability to change my circumstance. I WOULD NOT embrace it. That's ABSURD. These are the same types of people that blame government for their outcomes.
@@Noname-lk2ol What diagnosis are you talking about? How does your comment relate to this thread or to the video?
I love the agree to disagree part about "dropping the box of trauma". Everyone who have followed Teal for a while will understand why this is problematic. Massive spiritual bypassing by the host! Very interesting conversation. 🙏
I agree. I felt a bit awkward there. But I know many people believe the same simply because they are too scared. Its brave to go to the path of opening the boxes and life is always better after!
@@helenswale2053It's very uncomfortable to face, come to understand and integrate the parts of you that you have disowned, because you "put them away" for a good reason in the first place.
To bring them back threatens connections that were gained or maintained by rejecting those parts of yourself. I get why you wouldn't want to even acknowledge that they exist or need any of your love or attention for that specific reason. Yet I hope that people can see how that is self abandonement.
This type of inner work, integration of the "shadow", can be very scary, uncomfortable, challenging etc, however it does lead to actual improvement.
This other type of positive focus, affirmation, law of attraktion (not that there is anything wrong with these things as part of a bigger toolbox) type of spirituality may seem really comfortable and fun and all kinds of wonderful at first, but how do you know that what you manifest, all the cars and houses and clients are really what you actually want, if you are coming from a space of fragmentation and trauma?
Yes you can do a lot of things by force and effort and by pretending and selectively identifying but how do you know that the result that comes from that is good for you if you won't even get to know yourself first?
Just my thoughts on the matter.
^^This. Life gets better when you open the boxes and you just want to keep becoming better and better, not the opposite like he said
@@helenswale2053😁😁❤️
aggrrreeeeeee
Thank you for interviewing Teal Swan.
The host seemed to be more interested in preserving the status quo of his beliefs and his coaching practice than to get to take the opportunity to learn something that would be useful for himself and his clients. Whether he would learn to change his approach or learn to double down on it.
Yeah from the point he said they have different opinions on a topic and moved on, it felt like the interviewer lost interest in the answers to the rest of his questions and was just getting through them quickly as possible 🫤
@@RiverstoneSHC he’s a man from India. He’s going to have a lot of beliefs a that are not so healthy concerning powerful women like Teal unfortunately and he might not be consciously aware of it, but it will show through clearly people are noticing his dismissiveness with her .
Exactly my feeling. He was not able to be challenged by a different paradigm. He may need time to reconsider the interview and how it might ultimately empower him
He had some great questions and I overall enjoyed this interview but he was not brave enough to go deep and critique his own belief systems and so this is a stuck place
has anyone noticed that teal tends to giggle at odd times? not just in this interview but all the time. I think she’s brilliant which is why I’m so familiar with her work, but have always found this so odd and a little distracting
“In my experience, the people who want to drop the box are in avoidance. Because they think it’s just gonna be never-ending.” Love it!!
P.s I think the speaker would really benefit from being more energetically opened to her input. Seems he brushes it off because what she is delivering challenges his own belief system. But to everyone, their own timing. Love you Teal!
I agree. We need to be seen in order to heal.
The reactions of the interviewer were dissapointing, especially when he said that he doesn't understand why someone can't move on from their trauma after 7 years and he even judged it as not a big enough trauma... "at some point you just gotta drop the box" - that was painful to hear.
She already said early into the talk, that people need to experience being considered by others and he just said "wonderful", like he just wanted to move on again without much understanding for that concept.
That is the answer to that question that came up later - "why can't people just move one finally?" - obviously, because they are being invalidated instead of considered by others, the very basic need of understanding, compassion and consideration by their loved ones wasn't met. It's not something they can just drop or do completely on their own. We are social creatures after all and our inner circle has to consist of people who are trustworthy, compassionate, capable of considering the needs of others and offering help to meet those needs. Otherwise there is no moving on.
The only moving on we can do in a situation when we are not considered by the people that are closest to us, is to get away form those inconsiderate people who don't want to understand our perspective, who don't want to help us overcome the problem or change themselves to be more compassionate, because they showed us that they shouldn't even be in our inner circle in the first place if they add to our suffering instead of actively helping us to overcome it.
Everybody needs to feel loved. If we are in pain and the people we love ignore us in our pain or add to it, then we stop feeling loved. If we feel unloved and disliked for a long time then the connection is broken. We can cling to our memories of being loved in the past and trying to cope with a situation that's not good for us, or we can look for other people to build more positive relationships with.
I think the problem with “dropping the box” is that it doesn’t disappear. That box full of and made out of yourself has now been cut off, disowned, and abandoned by you. You’re essentially saying these are the parts of me have no worth and anyone or anything with those qualities will also get your cold shoulder and be thrown at you unendingly until you choose to see them.
Love this! Yesss! Full Acceptance is a whoooooole procesa, but it does take to look unto the box and offering your incondicional Love to what’s inside of it, not abandoning it (you). Beautifully put
Its doable. Its necessary.. Its so worth it. You are. We are. We can take it, and we will totally grow form doing so 💖🌟
I call it “ the good selfish “ when we want to help in order to reduce our pain or increase our pleasure. It is perfectly natural and is very helpful. Thank you for normalizing that which IS normal. ❤
Yes! I use something like "Beautiful selfishness" - altough i mostly use a Czech version since that´s my first language. But yes, there is nothing wrong with selfishness i believe, to me, it just means realising and accepting that I really do seem to be the most important person in my life and acting accordingly.
It has nothing to do with acting like an asshole or without concerns for others.
As i see it is, the word has a negative connotation and one can blow that connotation off more easily than blowing out a candle.
Omg I am addicted to these long interviews that teal does, because when she explains things in real time - I get it, it's so powerful. Thankgod we have Teal on planet earth right now. Spiritual work is the hardest work, but im motivated everytime to go out there and change the world, to help fix thing, be the change.
Yeah, when you experience healing from pain and trauma, you love the process of mining the box, you don't want to finish with it, you don't mind about the boxes anymore, they are there to teach you something, work with them and expand ourselves. Their existence no longer bothers you because you know how to deal with them and the gift they bring along.
Thanks for sharing 💜
I honestly get so mad when mind valley pops up on my ads as they are tremendously intrusive! So glad she did this interview…
This woman is the literal god send that brought me up to become the person I am today.
Ive been watching her videos for 12 years.
Thanks to her work, I have reformed from an emotionally abused anxious teenager to a confident, self aware, spiritually, emorionally, mentally and physically stable adult.
This is the reason we should all be doing what makes us happy in.a giving state... We get to grow and evolve eachother, this is why understanding and love is always the answer.
We're so glad you enjoyed this conversation. Thanks for sharing 💜
This popped up on my feed and I'm happy it did! I stumbled across Teal a couple of years ago and really found her videos insightful. She was one of the first people who I heard talk about shadow work. In this interview she is so polished and you can really feel her genuineness come through. She's definitely living her purpose and I'm thankful she's here for everyone. Thank you Teal!
So glad you enjoyed this conversation. Thanks for sharing 💜
I'm studying counselling at the moment and I love Teal's approach. it feels like truth to me...maybe hard truth for some but I believe her processes actually move the needle...
Can't believe you are bri ging Teal Swan!
Sooooo excited listen to this
Hope you enjoy this one 💜 Thanks for sharing!
So glad you had Teal on and exposed your audience to her perspectives - she’s fantastic
Thanks for sharing 💜
Yes Teal, more major platforms please 🙏 ❤
”We meet needs (we seek happiness) in both healthy and unhealthy ways. To explain what I mean, let's look at some healthy and unhealthy ways that we can meet needs”. Teal Swan (from the article: Relationships and The Six Human Needs). Thank you both for this interview 🌎😘
Excellent conversation. I had so many thoughts about what was said. Hope and hopelessness, self-worth, forgiveness, healing, and more. Thanks.
The work Teal speaks of has a place. I have done that go-into-the-trauma-work and experienced intensely and then there was a time to move on, and work forward. I don’t feel, at least in my experience, that the “back” work is the end all be all and only goes so far, it’s limited.
Teal's definition of healing is to: To think thoughts, speak words and do actions, in the direction of it. Some people really overlook the action part. And of course, some people overlook the inner knowing.
I love Teal so much. Humans like her instill so much hope.
Thanks for sharing 💜
Thank you for interviewing Teal! ❤
I wish there had been half as many questions to allow time to go deeper and unpack these things in more depth. The interviewer seemed hurried or impatient
YES it is an end to healing!! Clearing the energy that bothers you- it will take some time but it is an end. Only when you do healing more from your mental it will never be an end!
....face ones avoidance....
....face the fact that resistance is so blatantly obvious when one takes an honest.... 'look'
Praise stars for this Galactic Prophet.
We can only say thank you for everything Teal brings forth for others...
Despite so many challenges...Teal still wants to help...
Make use of her help y'all... you will only be better for it
🙏🏽💜
My big breakthrough spiritually came when I realized that we are here to be direct experiencers of reality, but ego is inherently a perspective of comparison and requires us to zoom out, and thus, when we engage our egos or they get out of hand, it short-circuits our ontological direct experience perspective. So for me it became no longer about trying to heal trauma/fragmentation (because that is so so messy and there are so many parts), but instead, concentrating on the actual line of consciousness and CORRECTING it, learning to hold it steady and prevent it from going into the 'zoom out' stage and start comparing myself as a body that accomplishes things directly to other bodies that accomplish. Worrying about all of my various parts and aspects was sort of a dead-end trail for me. Also, worrying about cosmology/God and past lives is just a snare in the end.
Thanks for sharing 💜
She brings tears to my eyes.... wonderful person, beautiful lady.
Thanks for sharing 💜
Great interview! Teal offered so much invaluable information ❤ 👏🏼. Thank you! 😊
What a beautiful description of what it feels like having a self worth … this interview made me appreciate myself more 🙏
Thanks for sharing 💜
I LOVE TEAL ❤ never stop talking
Thanks for sharing 💜
People are not here because of Mindvalley crap, but they are here for Teal❤
I'm curious, why do think Mindvalley is crap?
Because she’s full of it!!!
Actually, I love Mindvalley. I am not particularly a fan of this annoying woman, lol!
I love this woman haha!! Glad to see her here.
Great interview, thanks! I feel so many times, she says words that I have been thinking! For example, I was working on forgiving my father and coming out of 2 years not talking to him.... then one day I realized, there is nothing to forgive! and in that moment I really dismissed the notion of 'forgiveness' b/c unconditional love/awareness doesn't do/need forgiveness.
Looking forward to watching this, specificly in combination of Teal Swans views and the coaching
This is frightening to me. I love Teal and how she keeps it all real. And the fact that it's real is frightening to me. Because it means that I cannot heal until I find someone who is protective of me. I've never had such person who is on my side. Even the people who claim to love me don't side with me. I need an advocate for me. I'm afraid I'll never get any.
Of course you can heal without that.
I love Teal she keeps it so real
Thanks for sharing 💜
OMG. I love what she says about "selfishness"! I've been saying it for 10+ years but noone seemed to like it. 😅
That is exactly why I’m doing it!!!
So glad I came upon this video. Totally related to everything she said!
Thanks for sharing 💜
Thank you Masters ❤
Fantastic interview Teal is so intelligent, witty & authentic she blows my mind!
You have no idea who she really is though.
Thank you !!! Hope is a peaceful magical and happy mindset to have today !!! 💙🙏💙
Thanks for sharing 💜
I love this woman!!!
Thanks for sharing 💜
That last question about manifestation was weirdly edited and abruptly ended. Teal was at odds with you on this, and forgiveness/healing - it would have been great to see both these discussion points and how you settled on your differences more fully explored and dived into. LOVED it though - thankyou for your amazing work
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Thank you for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed this conversation 💜
Much Needed ...
I loved watching this interview, because I took your life coaching certification, Ajit, and your approach to not look into the past is the one thing that I have disagreed with the most.
Absolutely LOVED this interview. Great relatable interviwer that gave Teal REALLY good realistic questions .. SUBSCRIBED!! 🌻🌟
So glad you enjoyed this conversation. Thanks for sharing 💜
People want the answer but they don't want to accept the answer. Teal, you are tremendously helpful
lol exactly. At 45:30 he got so hurt that she didn’t agree with his point of view & was able to fully justify what she was expressing to him.
Thanks for sharing 💜
Teal is absolutely amazing !! ❤
Thanks for sharing 💜
this is trippy. she did an interview recently with Neeta Bushan, wearing the same outfit, sitting in a similar chair, in the same manner and orientation. so I thought it was videoshopped at first!
Since Neeta and Ajit are married, they probably used the same set and maybe taped the interviews on the same day.
@@UnstoppableVi Well, that makes a whole lot of sense now haha thank you for the clarification!
A lot of work for Teal to do so many interviews.
Wonderful conversation with one greatest thought leader's, Teal Swan, in the area human behaviour and psychology, spirituality and transformation.
Glad you enjoyed this conversation!
I have listened to many of her interviews and I feel like she has some very interesting perspectives worth considering, but the more I watch her, the more exhausting it feels. She reminds me of people like Jordan Peterson, whom I also enjoy listening and reading from. However, their minds are constantly branching out into the next perspective, constantly reasoning, playing with words, looking for different view points, which is fun, and existential. But after reading or listening to people like them, I then realize that I rather keep it simple and surrender like what Lao Tzu said all along… Stop searching and you will be seen, Stop running away and you will be found, Let the mud settle so you can see the water, Life is full of spontaneous changes, let things flow and stop swimming against it, embrace life as it is. I do think all become a little mad before getting to that point of surrender 😂
I relate to it being mind boggling sometimes! I've been listening to Teal for years and used to have to pause her videos several times through watching them just to get my head around it, as her teachings are so profound when you really understand them. Whilst she's always adding more and going deeper, the core pillars of her teachings remain the same, but she unpacks them in different ways to help different people understand them. She does encourage her followers to focus on/work on applying just one of her teachings at a time to get the most out of it. You definitely have to be in the right mindset to digest her work X
@@RiverstoneSHC I appreciate and enjoy her perspectives but I don’t idolize them or consider them teachings or anyone a teacher/guru. Our inner guidance and intuition is our highest source of information. I see her as another person with some interesting perspectives that I can take from or not depending on my path. I am past that mindset of being a follower to any “teacher”. I hope more people know how great they already are, and they already have the answers within them.
Forgiveness is being able to in one's own heart, wish someone who has hurt them well in spite of what they have done or not done. This may manifest in different ways, for example prayer of good will for them when there is no contact either immediately after the offense, or after healing has taken place.
Exactly.
Yet so many people confuse that with just getting back to the relationship as it was, which is no healing at all. It happens a lot in toxic families, where people victimiser eachother and instead of trying to solve anything, they only try to guilttrip the victim into obedience by asking over and over "why can't you just forgive that person? move on already, it's old news" and then they reverse the scenario and act like they are the victim, when the person who was intitially hurt by them actually moves on and lives a more distant life.
I've been there. I wish everybody who hurt me well in life, I wish them to heal and be happy, but I don't wish to subject myself to their abuse anymore. I'm done, I want to find people who are able to treat me better and give my energy to them. I want to be respected, understood and considered. If somebody doesn't want to treat me with respect, understanding and consideration, then we don't have to see eachother. I want to be considerate of my own needs. I want to be able to function in life, not to disrespect myself by interacting with you before you are ready to take accountability for the pain you caused and before you are ready to treat me the way I need.
My only advice is to have faith in yourself. Just keep doing it. Be stubborn about it. Eventually you'll beat the odds. You can do it !
Thanks for sharing 💜
She made it ❤
Some people stay stuck in their protectors never mind how much trust you inspire in them and how vulnerable you are with them. They will always perceive you as a threat and devalue you and your efforts until they discard you. Kindness becomes manipulation and love vulnerability and honesty becomes “un-manly behavior” and asking for reciprocity becomes clinging and dependency…. So on and so forth. How to deal with that? What if you’re someone who has a kind of personality disorder? Making them feel that they can trust you will always have drawbacks… they want that in you and they reject it and devalue it at the same time
I do Belief Coding and we go deep questioning to understand and if wanting to coding in new Beliefs ❤
I think she is brilliant and mind shifting in a great way
Thanks for sharing 💜
Just subscribed, please bring more guest like her. Thank you!
Haha I could sense your avoidance when you discussed about the past trauma not being of used to the present when it’s unending
I like the hat, light colored hats are more rare.
Teal has been in & out of my life for at least 11 years. I enjoyed this & you both look very nice.
I like the set up therefore chose to subscribe.
I wanted to work for Mindvalley. I still might. Great interview!
True when there is no more trust there cant be anything...
Another outstanding conversation. I am following Teal for years and now with Ajit. So beautiful. Love it.
An ongoing relationship that everyone and there mother is trying to end
A blood oath was asked of me to never give up on her never let go which is easy
She's easy to love her words put things into perspective in different ways
I believe we could work together finding a new way of thinking so everyone that needs to be understood can and will be work in progress I'm in it for myself loving her along the way hoping changes will put us together
Patience Optimism while believing in something her words to me I support her in most things.... We will find a better way to treat each other and find a solution if she pulls the stick out of her bottom
I never wanted to hurt you Teal you get what you give
I know you understand as a man who see you
The eyes tell the truth if you look into them
Yes, yes, yes!!!
Thanks for sharing 💜
Gosh she's gorgeous! I love you Teal Swan ❤️💯
Thanks for sharing 💜
❤ brilliant example of oneness verses ego individualism. IeOne shard of the glass. Brilliant example. Dear Teal your shaking the ego of mankind of course they will attack you. Your Sooo courageous so STRONG...what a soul. Is that loud enough dear one.
Thanks for sharing 💜
I hope she will be on the mindvalley app soon !!! Please! Love her long format talks
Glad you resonated with this. Thanks for sharing 💜
Love Teal❤
Thanks for sharing 💜
Teal has been speaking on this selfishness idea for 10 years now. Wouldn’t you rather feel good by making others feel good, or feel good by making others feel bad? One is selfish, and the other is not. It’s selfish when you’re the only one feeling good.
It must be good, because it's not a guide, it's an ULTIMATE one.
We hope you enjoyed this conversation!
@@mindvalleycoach I don't watch videos with hyped up exaggerated claims in their titles.
The guy really has a concept of himself that is absolutely untrue. He doesn't understand profound psychological and spiritual things. "Drop the box" is avoiding. You can';t say- I live here and now, decide to drop the box. It's not within your decision. That's why most of coaches are avoiding masters. Teal great as usual.
Thank you 🙏🏽 sister ❤😊
Thanks for sharing 💜
What a surprise that you have Teal Swan as guest ! Love the conversation ❤
It appears to me that the trauma box mining's best purpose is finding ways to get into flow.
When I hit my flow state, my ideas about me disappear, trauma, do wants don't wants do needs don't needs, all of it.
The flow state I experience often includes others, people are one of a kind and blow my mind! It can happen while I'm mining my trauma too!! One of a kind, sometimes I forget that cuz of trauma patterns, I've had to find mining tools for my resistance because I like treasure hunting, even when it sucks.
The gift we each have is so important, even if it's being GRUMPY, or avoidant, we get to choose what we like around us. If grumpy and avoidant isnt flowful I get to look at why and choose my flow, sometimes a good rant about it includes flow too.
Like how bizarre it is that's someone is swearing at me because I'm not wearing a bra, I had a 3 page journal rant about that because I didnt say anything I just walked away. But DAMN I was totally in my flowful glory holding my pen!
I love diving off the 3 M board, I want to do the 5, some folks will never want that AND STILL THEY HAVE A GIFT that is theirs alone to give.
These 2 are co creating from the same place, what I adore is that his hat looks great with her outfit, like they fit together ❤️
Thanks for sharing 💜
Thank you MV for showing us your vetting process. This woman is not honest with her intentions and extremely manipulative. If anyone can see this or read her energy is a big “H*LL NO!!!”
I love you Teal
Thanks for sharing 💜
Teal got legs 4 days……..I never leave thirst comments but I couldn’t help it 🤦♂️
She says that she did some modeling as a young woman, but I haven’t found any of the pictures.
She kind of reminds me of Jennifer Connelly
The more healing occurs in any area of someone’s life ..the person become zen like not doing much but existing
I trust you
When the younger generation catches heat for being 'lazy' blows my mind, they feel hopeless and can read between the lines is all ❤
Thanks for sharing 💜
Interview with Steven, Diary of an C.E.O wld be great
Thanks for the input 💜
Loving this interview! ❤ Thank you so much!
Incredible
Thanks for sharing 💜
Teal is so beautiful...a true Goddess.
The knowing
You know me better than I know me along with a bit of trickery only to let me feel what you have felt in life
The list can be found in a heart in love with the strength to overcome the hard truths of the lives we lead
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Teal is such an amazing human being ~ no doubt a starseed ❤
Thanks for sharing 💜
A siren 🚨 with something incredibly useful to say. This women….
Thanks for sharing 💜
Where can I find more informstion on the parts of ourselves that get stuck in places where we experienced trauma???
What book is the interviewer referring to that teal wrote
Subscribed! I love your guests lately!
Teal is ❤
Thanks for sharing 💜
I would really appreciate some perspective on this thought around 15:30 where Teal says that rather than eat food to self soothe, asking whether we need to go outside or talk to someone... How are either of those different in responding to anxiety (or any emotion)? Those are all found outside the self, and none of them really seem to solve the issue, only replace the current feeling with another feeling... Am I missing something?
Binge eating or other unhealthy self-soothing behaviours are just coping mechanisms that keep you in a toxic place. Going outside is reconnecting with the broader world and interacting with it in a healthier way. Talking to someone can help us to find help to address the issue, or it can help us heal when we feel understood and loved. Of course "talking to someone" is not just talking to anyone, we need someone we can trust, who is understanding, kind, who can listen to our problem and help us solve it, who actually wants us to succeed. We need someone to really be vulnerable with and who can reciprocate, we need an ally in our struggles. Life is not about sitting all by yourself and meditating or doing everything by yourself. We need to be connected in order to be healthy.
It's also about not acting on our impulses and consciously choosing to do something different more aligned with our values.
Is anyone able to elaborate on what Teal meant at the end where she said focus doesn’t equal manifestation?
I think she means just thinking about it really hard. Manifesting requires taking actions.
Focus or discipline is not meditation or relaxing in being. This is how I understand it.
But focus or action is the language of our dimension so is needed but being is the opposite of action so always go back to our true nature.
I wish everyone gets this. People think rheir seperate and think they can harm soneone without haming oneself. Its crazy
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Love the Matrix set design.
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Dealing mistakes is tough
heyyyy
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Purpose: gift our offering finding our place and purpose - figure out what you love giving naturally- and without anything in return, then find what makes the hours pass and makes you contempt.