HeartShare: The Art of Being Alone With Yourself To Better Your Relationships

In this solocast I talk about the importance of being comfortable with our own company. This is the place we find ourselves remembering what it’s like to be the person we truly are. In being alone we become the witness as well as the gatekeeper of our thoughts and feelings and by doing that get in touch with our inner feelings. If we are good at knowing our inner world, we become better at expressing ourselves to others and our relationships become more authentic.

By learning to dwell in our body and our senses, we cultivate a more comfortableness in being authentic when we are in the presence of others. And, I also talk about the difference of being alone and being lonely.

 

“Be at home with yourself, so you can be at home with others.” - Pripo Teplitsky

 

 

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Theme music “These Streets” provided by Adi the Monk