Thank you for these podcasts. I have been helped by Curt's books. But the teaching through conversation and examples is a fuller, more beautiful experience me. Thanks again.
SO GLAD to have your second season underway! Words cannot describe the help I've received from your books and now these podcasts. This is a balm to my soul and to my story.
I'm really pondering the concept of integration, differentiation, and disintegration from this conversation. I know this was posted a year ago but God had used it . I'm thinking this gives a framework of understanding for my life when other concepts were inadequate. I will spend time on this. Thank you
Wow I can relate to the rigidity...being an oldest child and wanting to maintain emotional order...and in some ways I had a dad like Kurt...a big teddy bear that you didn't want to anger (even though we rarely saw that anger come out). When my dad's dad died when I was about 8, I remember a growling session he had with his brother because the hospital and Dr were incompetent in their care. I too have a lot of hidden anger and also a fear of angering people.
Beautiful words! A Symphony of praise.
Thank you for these podcasts. I have been helped by Curt's books. But the teaching through conversation and examples is a fuller, more beautiful experience me. Thanks again.
SO GLAD to have your second season underway! Words cannot describe the help I've received from your books and now these podcasts. This is a balm to my soul and to my story.
I just found this podcast about 2 months ago and I cannot even describe how thrilled I am.
Thanks for these!!!
I'm really pondering the concept of integration, differentiation, and disintegration from this conversation. I know this was posted a year ago but God had used it . I'm thinking this gives a framework of understanding for my life when other concepts were inadequate. I will spend time on this. Thank you
Wow I can relate to the rigidity...being an oldest child and wanting to maintain emotional order...and in some ways I had a dad like Kurt...a big teddy bear that you didn't want to anger (even though we rarely saw that anger come out). When my dad's dad died when I was about 8, I remember a growling session he had with his brother because the hospital and Dr were incompetent in their care. I too have a lot of hidden anger and also a fear of angering people.