Did you know you have an innate capability to generate forces to create anything your brain can imagine?
How does the earth manage to thrive through recycling resources in or order to continue to provide us with nutrients, oxygen, and water?
How do some of the most successful people become so successful?
How did some of the most historic moments and legacies on this planet get to be so compelling for centuries beyond their time?
They all have to do with connection!!!
Meaningful connections with those around us make up the one of the most powerful forces steering the quality of life.
Connection is not just a human "want," it is an actual need. It is necessary for survival of humanity and all species. Along with connection, compassion plays a key role in the development of resilience in individuals. Strong bonds and connections promote your immunity and longevity.
Conversely, the lack of connection and compassion lead to suffering on a global level by increasing the incidence of anxiety, depression, and suicide.
Connection is one super power that we are all born capable of, but it takes courage and compassion to harness it.
Making strong and meaningful connections is known to boost success in many areas of life and it is imperative we become more proactive on gaining ownership of the connections in our lives.
On this episode, Past The Threshold brings you multiple examples and compelling statistics on connection.
Topics and important figures in this episode include: Zen Buddhist Teacher Joan Halifax, Navy Seal Kwong Weng, American billionaire investor and philanthropist Ray Dalio, and the National Geographic's "One Strange Rock." Netflix's "The People Vs. O.J. Simpson," and Ava DuVernay's "When They See Us" also gain mention as we touch on correctional nursing and emotionality in the justice system during this episode.