Curt Thompson: To Know and to Be Known

Curt Thompson M.D., author of Anatomy of the Soul, talks about interpersonal neurobiology and the human thirst for knowledge-our quest to know things-and the significance of "being known."

[@michaelmurphy1679]

The absolute worst thing we may ever hear is “I never knew you.” To think that we might go through our entire “Christian” lives knowing all about God, but never actually being intimate enough with Him to know Him, and be known by Him. This is the worst thing imaginable. And, this is the very thing that causes me to want to be vulnerable with Him, others and myself. This is freedom.

[@rollingoff1597]

His views didn't address the horrors of evils and beliefs of being superior to those that were believed to be lesser. And those traits were exercised from the beginning.

[@joanneg7646]

Oh but they do..there another video where he explains how your neurons fire and there is a collective mind.. that we are firmed by our action within the context of community theres slso ppl who are very much under control of negative forces..