The Transformative Power of Words - Caroline Myss

The Great Transformation: Seven Inner Awakenings Changing You and the World
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[mycocoaone]

I had a psy prof at CU Boylder many years ago that in our first class he said you are going to stop using should...don't should on yourself!....One of the best pasy classes I ever had!

[rosiemckinney]

But, try, , blame, entitled, , deserve BTBED, ... the path to being stuck in suffering.
Step out. Let go of this stinking thinking. The ego-self wants you to hold on to it as personal, but it's impersonal. C. Myss opens a door of transformation here that's powerful.❤ Thank you Caroline

[cathielamport]

This is why Ive eliminated the word " Should" from my vocabulary. I no longer "should" on myself or anyone else for that matter...words do indeed have power 😊

[patmelton]

I found reading the Word of God to be very healing. Not just a little study but extensive reading. It was so healing and God really speaks through His own words.

[patmelton]

Ultimately, we as humans are called by God to overcome evil with good. We must have a renewal of our minds. The only way we can accomplish our purpose in life is to constantly feed ourselves God's Word.

[gavinspeaks]

It’s all about detachment. Be willing to drop your desires and let the universe pick them up and return them to you🙌🏽💚

~Much Love from a Law of Attraction YouTuber💜

[marionwallsten]

Well known in the field of Alchemy ! Thank you for a great presentation !

[sharonmassey]

I've heard this thought many times before, of course, but this clip is the second one today - it's the "You're not the center of the universe" idea. My interpretation of that idea shifted today when it occurred to me that every living being actually does have the perspective of being the center of the universe, and that maybe there's a reason for that.

[juleo]

Ist's helpful to know about the polyvegal theory and that early childhood trauma and trauma from our ancestors cannot be released by telling ourselves whatever. Its in our nervous system. Often it is only glossed over by these "transformation" ideas. You have to connect to selfregulation via somatic work.

[dustykappus]

Thanks for sharing. Watching it now....

[budogacha]

On many levels this is not easy to digest.behavioural changes time energy patience compassion

[lisakiraly]

So true Caroline … all of life is about acceptance and ultimately the act of forgiveness ❤ for freedom of what is

[sandracairney]

I love me because I have to, not by might not by power not by controlling but by my spirit. nobody will have submission of my heart unless they are worthy to be trusted. my soul is precious and can not be destroyed by fools. Humility is power. Love the highest vibration. Love to all who are of a clear conscience and who do no harm, these are our soul family. We are not alone divine warriors. Justice in one hand and compassion in the other, alway the option of forgiveness or there's the word. The sword of the spirit. 🙏🙏🗽🗽🗽

[simplysunmoon]

Oh yes 😃
Same happened: event from my childhood was terrible but my perception gave me completely other impression ❤️😘☀️🌙

[doricetimko]

Polyvagal understanding and techniques are valuable tools; as is ‘spelling’.

[tombirney]

A Quaker law prof (PENN LAW) who was once a devout Reformed Jew, published many very dense books. My Irish brain only remembers his definition of Karma, you can not possibly understand the power of the spoken word, once you do, then work on the power of the words that just roll around in your brain. It is a journey of a lifetime, Karma is not RETRIBUTION, as it is most often quoted in contemporary American culture.

[sandracairney]

There's something to swords and words.

[naomigal]

How we see the event is the very base for epi-genetics.... for me very obvious, and the big question for me is the pattern behind the "choise" of the specific interpretation.
The "how we see the event" many times has nothing to do with the actual event although there are challenges.. cause some events can evoke major traumas and have the potential to shake the inner world apart. Then the challenge of positive interpretation requires all kinds of faculties awareness and maybe knowledge.

[jenniferaanes]

Will the course be through SoundsTrue.

[marylkap]

Sometimes, when a child, a baby actually, is abused sexually, at a very early age, like 2 / 10 months, they do NOT know what hurt and pain they carry within them. Only situations happen along the line that trigger explosions of anger, fear etc. that seem impossible to explain.