In many of my earlier episodes, there is a theme, where I have talked about spaciousness occurring when we dis-identify with the stuff of form, when we realise we are enough without all of the things of form; when we rise above struggle.

This is all really important stuff, but it can lead to some misassumptions. Misassumptions I, myself, am still learning to overcome; the idea that to struggle, to want, to be out of spaciousness is a wrong of us. I want to clear this up.

In todays episode, I explore the idea that it's okay to struggle. I refer to a podcast interview with Russell Brand and Gabrielle Bernstein and their reference to ‘Internal Family Systems Theory’ ; a form of psychotherapy developed by Richard C. Schwartz in the 1980s.

The podcast with Brand and Bernstein can be found here: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/159-from-pain-to-awakening-with-gabrielle-bernstein/id1212064750?i=1000498549302
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