The True Impact of Sexual Abuse & Using Plant Medicine To Heal w/ Eliezer Nerenberg
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- On this episode of the "In Search of More" podcast, Eli Nash interviews Eliezer Nerenberg, founder of The Tikkun Healing Center. Eliezer discusses his spiritual journey, including his master plant dieta in Peru, and the importance of integrating these experiences into daily life. He opens up about his long-term battle with substance abuse, highlighting the role of intuition and feelings in healing. At The Tikkun Healing Center, he promotes spiritual practices like Ayahuasca to facilitate healing and "tikkun olam". Eliezer also explores the role of shame in personal growth, distinguishing between healthy and unhealthy shame, and stresses the importance of vulnerability and preparation in confronting and healing from trauma, particularly within the Jewish community.
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I am so happy that Eli is moving back towards talking and focusing on child sexual abuse. It is so fundamental and important that we can never get tired about protecting those of us that were damaged.
Eli is a phenomenal interviewer. His authenticity allows for most his guests to show up with authenticity. (Whether they choose to or not is up to them ultimately.)
His humanity comes through in every podcast.
I wish him continued success and abundant blessing.
Wow, I can’t believe it took me so long to finally watch this one. It’s so powerful.
One of the best episodes yet 🔥
I also recently remembered through Ayahuasca that I was raped at 5 years old. I’m wondering if you have any advice as to what my next step should be? I’m in therapy, a support group, have done a number of psychedelics (I can’t do more now because of a medication I’m on) and I’m still suffering tremendously. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
THANK YOU
Wow, there are many types of addiction. Rage, food etc.
10/10
7:01 😢🥺🥺🩷🩷🩷🩷
13:36 a trigger?
Judaism has a problem with it but Judaism has been redacted over & over & over & over again .. after the Assyrian exile, after the Babylonian exile it was extremely redacted, then the 3 major sects broke up & intermingled after the destruction & the Rabbis redacted it again. It’s like the Zohar says the sun was given the name of a servant (Shmsh) so one wouldn’t worship it. But Shamash is the sun god in Ancient Near Eastern culture.. so the Zohar is super wrong there. Then after Shabtai Tzvi it was redacted again. Then after Baal Shem Tov Chasiddus redacted Rabbinical but there was a split due to Shabtai Tzvi & the Vilna Goan refused to meet with leaders of Chassidus & I skipped a lot .. Judaism has been on a constant reform until the Rabbis decided if your mom cooked in a pan without a handle, you have to use a pan without a handle from now til Moshiach…
Bologna