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In this episode, I describe my own relationship to boredom and suicidal ideation and how the exploration of my repressed childhood sexual trauma has provided me with clarity into why I would constantly feel "bored" and engage in passive/mildly active suicidal ideation. I have not felt "bored" or experienced "suicidal ideation" over the past 6 months and I hope that this share will help you connect to a felt sense of preciousness of your own life and connect you to the magic that surrounds you every moment.
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Some links I referenced in the podcast–
My introduction to Internal Family Systems: https://vighneshrege.substack.com/p/minimizing-regret
Flaws in common arguments against Astrology: https://vighneshrege.substack.com/p/flaws-in-common-arguments-against-astrology
In this episode, I talk briefly about my journey recovering repressed memories of childhood sexual abuse and the unique challenges that it's brought to my life. If you also live with recovered repressed memories of childhood sexual abuse and would love to write to me about your story, I'd love to hear – [email protected]
I was originally intending this to be a reel on IG @heal.childhood.sexual.trauma, but then it got too long for that :)
Credit for episode art: https://www.behance.net/ArtByIzzy – this image really spoke to me at the end of my Ayahuasca ceremony. The Lion representing rage and the Snake representing secretive channels of knowledge.
A conversation with Elizabeth McConaghy, co-founder of OP(CO + CO)OP – a self-healing co-working community for sexual trauma survivors. We explore her story of surviving childhood sexual abuse by her father and her ongoing healing process. Elizabeth McConaghy is a writer, teacher, and artist who lives in Los Angeles.
Elizabeth's IG: https://www.instagram.com/ecmcconaghy/
This podcast intends to be a space to share stories of healing childhood sexual trauma.
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