Podcast - Ian Ritter Evolution Unknown

In this fifth episode we deal with how we tend to take on other people’s
emotional baggage, where this tendency comes from, why it leads us to
choose certain professions and certain partners, how this influences our
lives and how we can find healthier ways to be caregiving with those we
love and work with, without taking on their discomfort.

In this fourth episode we talk about healing our ancestral lineage. It’s a
touching recount of what Abdi experienced following his father’s passing
and how Abdi helped him deal with parts of him that still needed healing.

In this second episode we talk about how to take care of one's needs in a
relationship. We will talk about which needs we can ask the other person to
meet and which we cannot, make distinctions between adult and child needs,
explain how to notice when it is one rather than the other type of need
that is asking to be met, talk about codependency, and more.

In this first episode we talk about the dark night of the soul, that
particularly harrowing time in everyone's life where there seems to be no
way out and we are filled with a sense of hopelessness. In those moments
our faith in what we believe on a spiritual level can falter, but it can
also be the beginning of a new way of living one's spirituality. We will
talk about the dark night of the soul I experienced a decade ago, how I
coped with it, how we are used to live our spirituality, what our beliefs
are based on, how psychology and spirituality are intertwined in those
moments, the role of our childhood ego and adolescent ego, control, false
beliefs, and much more.

This is beautiful talk given by spiritual teacher Gangaji several decades
ago is profoundly fitting to the times we’re living today. She underlines
how, in order to create a peaceful world, we must first find peace within
ourselves.

Taken from Gangaji's beautiful words, this audio talks about how the
definition and perception of who we are is almost always determined by what
we were taught as children and how society tells us we should be. Only by
taking a journey inward and choosing to meet the deeper parts of us do we
truly have the opportunity to connect with who we truly are.