The spiritual meaning of an existential crisis

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  • Опубліковано 23 лис 2024

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  • @Ana-ii9ip
    @Ana-ii9ip 2 роки тому +18

    Thanks for being yourself and make me experience this feeling of “thank god this person exists and gets me, she’s been through it and she’s peaceful”. You’re such a reference! And thank you again for always uploading! Much love Robin!🤍

  • @auroch6155
    @auroch6155 13 днів тому

    This has helped me immeasurably. I have a better idea of what I am going through and now feel that I will get through this period of my life in one piece.. thank you..

  • @lyndastanonis4356
    @lyndastanonis4356 2 роки тому +6

    Thank you! I found your UA-cam videos about 6 weeks ago, however my existential crisis started 2 years ago when I had many big life changes in a small amount of time. I didn't even understand what I was feeling except complete fear and panic and that was enough to lead to more fear. The description of the stages is spot on. Your videos have been really helpful to me.

  • @baptisteringot
    @baptisteringot 2 роки тому +4

    During my journey out of this excruciating process (I’m still “stuck” in there), I came upon Carl Jung’s work and the archetypes. The “funny” thing, is that what you describe here is exactly what I realized at some point from a different point of view: it’s a switch from “the innocent” archetype to the “orphan” one. It’s the loss of the good place, of innocence, of belonging almost. Being derealized and constantly worrying about life and death is very lonely. It also taps into the rejection archetypal wound, and the protection mechanism of that wound is escape. Those going into DP/DR quite often wear that wound at a deep level, never really felt like they were fitting in the world. At some point the coping mechanisms break down and the existential questions arise. Also interesting to look at the Christian concept of Dark Night of the Soul, which is another angle of the same experience. All of these are of one and the same experience, the one you went through, the one many go through. 😊

  • @krissykatportal
    @krissykatportal Рік тому +1

    This made me cry. I’m having a hard time accepting what is happening to me.

  • @Elmer1953
    @Elmer1953 2 роки тому +3

    You’ve described the past two years of my life perfectly 😅
    Thanks for your videos, they’ve really helped me.

  • @dartagnan2986
    @dartagnan2986 2 роки тому +5

    Thank you Robin. I am grateful for your contribution on these topics that many people face in silence in their daily lives. I am so proud of you and your experiences that have led you here to help not only so many people but also myself to help others. I now know that all of those experiences and challenging thinking I have experienced was actually a gift for me to continue existing in the most abundant way spiritually and physically here in this world. I am glad I have found you at the time I needed. I know you are a very special soul, and I thank you for everything

  • @JeffofCurious
    @JeffofCurious 10 місяців тому

    Very well conveyed. I resonate with this very much. Thanks

  • @vbiddy
    @vbiddy 2 роки тому +1

    This resonated with me on many levels. I look forward to our coaching session. ❤

  • @joebolger7900
    @joebolger7900 Рік тому +1

    Great video and lots of good advice! As a very concrete and exceedingly useful technique to achieve all this is meditation! In my opinion meditation is the universal healing agent! Anyone who learns to meditate will solve these problems!

  • @小四-y3b
    @小四-y3b 2 роки тому +7

    thanks for making these videos Robin~ I was glad that i came across your videos during my crisis. Though your words might not have been reached to my heart when the fears pop up like every second back then, but I really felt hopeful and positive when I see other people facing the same problem and overcoming it. Me myself will say that this spiritual growth isn't like recovering, it is more like a path that goes on and on till we die, and its not scary. with the help of mindfulness, I truly found a ground which I can talk to myself, know my emotions , try look after myself and find peace. To all of you who are struggling, I just want to say that there is nothing chasing after you, you have all the time of the world to slowly process all your thoughts. It is a long long journey and it might be lonely at times, and thats okay🤍when you become calm to witness those fears pop up again, you can be friends with them, rather than escaping from them, and then, you will feel the peace from within.🤍

    • @sofiamendoza6143
      @sofiamendoza6143 2 роки тому

      Thank you for share your experience! It's great for me to know more recovering experiences for have patience on myself!
      Btw, sorry for my english hahah

  • @derkollege2723
    @derkollege2723 Рік тому +1

    I am so glad that I found your .. I just wanna say thanks ❤.. And my english Skills are getting better :D
    Greetings from Germany 🔥🙏🏼

    • @brucegordon5312
      @brucegordon5312 Рік тому

      One tip to improve your English is not to write or say 'wanna'

  • @gauravtyagi8181
    @gauravtyagi8181 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you Robin :)
    Phase 2 was the WORST. I am in phase 3 now. Thank you so much for all your videos, they really really really helped me in my recovery/transformation.

    • @nayankrishna4918
      @nayankrishna4918 Рік тому

      How are you feeling now?

    • @gauravtyagi8181
      @gauravtyagi8181 Рік тому +1

      @@nayankrishna4918 Hello 🤗
      Recovered now. Feeling very very good

    • @nayankrishna4918
      @nayankrishna4918 Рік тому

      @@gauravtyagi8181 Thank you for giving me hope.

    • @gauravtyagi8181
      @gauravtyagi8181 Рік тому +1

      @@nayankrishna4918 It will definitely pass. It has never become a permanent condition for anyone EVER. It took me 2 - 3 months and as someone who has been through this, I know how scary it can be. Just know that this is an anxiety based condition. Take care of your anxiety and this will disappear like it never existed.
      You are stronger than you think. Just hang in there !

  • @lifeisbeautiful7047
    @lifeisbeautiful7047 Рік тому

    Intolerance to uncertainty

  • @richp3580
    @richp3580 8 місяців тому

    Thanks for the video.

  • @danirm1171
    @danirm1171 6 місяців тому

    It helped very very deep 🙏🏻🙌🏻 I believe I can become it 🙏🏻🙌🏻💟☮️✡️

  • @mahalalettvin7675
    @mahalalettvin7675 10 місяців тому +1

    did you say the traumatic event could have been a bad weed experience? because I needed to hear that

    • @robinschindelka2117
      @robinschindelka2117  10 місяців тому

      Yes! Exactly ❤️

    • @TenderHooligan
      @TenderHooligan 7 місяців тому

      Absolutely what happened to me. I couldn't believe it when you said that. I've researched that a lot actually. It's as if weed removes barriers that you never knew you had up. I haven't been the same since. Completely sent me spiralling

    • @cyrillhermoso4568
      @cyrillhermoso4568 6 місяців тому

      @@TenderHooliganI needed to see this. I was wondering if it was the weed. I find myself unhappy with things that use to excite me

  • @theloner6063
    @theloner6063 Рік тому

    Read The Lost Book of Enki! Why? That book will change your life...

  • @kathleendowner6506
    @kathleendowner6506 Рік тому

  • @jordanm2056
    @jordanm2056 2 роки тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @michaelau5159
    @michaelau5159 5 місяців тому

    I have no idea why your video come up in my feed, I never look up this type of thing, but it is timely. I just want to say I look at caterpillars becoming butterflies differently to your analogy. A caterpillar goes into a cocoon for safety, it isn't trapped, it is in a place of safety where it can transform in its own time.