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BHE 080 - HEXAD VS ATTACHMENT UNDRESSED III - Courtney Smith (1/2)
Courtney joins us to lend her insightful point of view to the hexad vs attachment discussion in this two part conversation.
— (1:26) An overview of Object Relations and what hexad and attachment mean
— (10:40) Why is attachment triggering to hexad types
— (12:54) Attachment types figuring out who they are through relationship to someone or something else
— (17:22) The limited box of hexad types addicted to frustration and rejection
— (30:20) The yes/no dichotomy is a closed hexad point of view that isn’t open to what might unfold beyond the self
— (32:44) The phenomenon of attachment types taking on feelings expressed by others as their own
— (42:38) The disgust of 4 as the ego’s avoidance of the sense of being violated by unwanted external influences
— (48:26) Hexad self-containment is a removal from self-renewal
— (55:32) Exploring frustration, attachment, and rejection in child’s play
— (1:02:38) How do rejection types relate to one another
Call the Loveline with your comments and thoughts about this episode at (323) 696-0647 today. Or you can also email [email protected] with a voice note.
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Courtney joins us to lend her insightful point of view to the hexad vs attachment discussion in this two part conversation.
— (1:26) An overview of Object Relations and what hexad and attachment mean
— (10:40) Why is attachment triggering to hexad types
— (12:54) Attachment types figuring out who they are through relationship to someone or something else
— (17:22) The limited box of hexad types addicted to frustration and rejection
— (30:20) The yes/no dichotomy is a closed hexad point of view that isn’t open to what might unfold beyond the self
— (32:44) The phenomenon of attachment types taking on feelings expressed by others as their own
— (42:38) The disgust of 4 as the ego’s avoidance of the sense of being violated by unwanted external influences
— (48:26) Hexad self-containment is a removal from self-renewal
— (55:32) Exploring frustration, attachment, and rejection in child’s play
— (1:02:38) How do rejection types relate to one another
Call the Loveline with your comments and thoughts about this episode at (323) 696-0647 today. Or you can also email [email protected] with a voice note.