My guest in this episode, Ammon, has been feeling hurt by his ex-girlfriend because, when he came home late one day when they were together, she said “Don't let it happen again.” He wants her to admit she was wrong, apologize, and tell him how wonderful he is. However, as Ammon opens his mind to The Work, he discovers that the cause of his suffering is in himself. Close your eyes, take a deep breath, and join us in this powerful example of self-inquiry. (Part 1 of 2)

(Part 2 of 2) My guest in this episode, Pedro, feels that he was attacked by his mother during a phone call. When was the last time *you* felt attacked? Join Pedro and me as she does some serious Mother-Work.

My guest in this episode, Pedro, feels that he was attacked by his mother during a phone call. When was the last time *you* felt attacked? Join Pedro and me as she does some serious Mother-Work. (Part 1 of 2)

My guests on today’s episode are Ankita, who is feeling stressed out by her boss’s demands, and Carla, who has recently lost her job. Ankita has experienced trauma, anxiety, and panic attacks. While talking to her boss, she feels the anxiety taking over and attributes it to him. Carla has always been the steady breadwinner in her family. Recently, after losing her job, Carla asked her husband to cover for her financially and he said he couldn’t. Now she is feeling depressed and abandoned. Join us as we do The Work and get to the root of their problems.

(Part 2 of 2) When twelve-year-old Gauthier was making a lot of noise in the back seat of the car, his father slammed on the brakes, pulled Gauthier out, and began to drive away without him. Years later, he still sees his father as insane, dangerous, and brutal. Open your mind, get still, and join Gauthier and me in this fascinating example of self-inquiry.

When twelve-year-old Gauthier was making a lot of noise in the back seat of the car, his father slammed on the brakes, pulled Gauthier out, and began to drive away without him. Years later, he still sees his father as insane, dangerous, and brutal. Open your mind, get still, and join Gauthier and me in this fascinating example of self-inquiry. (Part 1 of 2)

My guest is Smadar, whose 13-year-old daughter has chosen to live with Smadar’s ex-husband instead of with her. Smadar thinks that her daughter is distant, unavailable, and doesn’t really love her. Join Smadar and me as we do this mother-daughter Work.

(Part 2 of 2) Addie, my guest today, is upset because the man she’s dating has taken a trip to Japan without her, and she fears that he doesn’t want to be with her, even though he’s been calling her daily. Join me and Addie as she discovers that the cause of her suffering isn’t what she thinks it is. Welcome to self-inquiry, The Work of Byron Katie.

Addie, my guest today, is upset because the man she’s dating has taken a trip to Japan without her, and she fears that he doesn’t want to be with her, even though he’s been calling her daily. Join me and Addie as she discovers that the cause of her suffering isn’t what she thinks it is. Welcome to self-inquiry, The Work of Byron Katie. (Part 1 of 2)

Alaine, my guest today, is angry with her boss for cancelling a business credit card without telling her. She really wants him to “butt out” and let her do her job. But is her boss’s action really the cause of her anger? Hmmm. Please join me and Alaine as together we get to the bottom of this issue. Get still, take a deep breath, and let’s do The Work.