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In this episode, Raven Scott hosts an enlightening conversation with Simon Timm, an experienced meditation and mindfulness teacher and Hindu Monk.
Simon discusses his traumatic childhood experience of parental alienation and psychological abuse from his Narcissistic stepmother and how this led to years of depression.
He details the personal development journey that began with him reconnecting with his estranged mother at 20 years old. This led to Simon's 16 years as a Hindu monk and eventually his existential crisis, triggering another transformative stage in his life.
Simon elaborates on the 'Self-salutation' approach he developed for meditation, focusing on acceptance and self-love, and the courage to face deeply buried emotions. He stresses the importance of addressing and resolving our inner complexities rather than running away from them.
Find his method and lovely emails at selfsalutation.com
All Links are on the Podcast Page
Healing Depression Naturally from Parental Alienation Syndrome due to a Narcissistic Step Mother
0:00 Surviving Childhood Trauma: A Monk's Journey to Healing from Narcissistic Parental Alienation
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast
01:28 Guest Introduction: Simon Tim's Journey
04:07 Simon's Childhood Trauma
11:32 Reconnecting with His Mother
15:47 Transition into Spirituality
18:22 The Role of Meditation in Healing
23:50 The Power of Self-Love and Acceptance
24:35 Understanding the Inner Critic
30:28 The Culture of Perfectionism
31:24 The Journey to Self-Acceptance
32:13 The Power of Self-Love
34:09 The Concept of Reparenting Yourself
36:05 The Courage to Confront Yourself
36:56 The Process of Emotional Integration
37:58 The Complexity of Emotions
38:22 The Challenge of Emotional Excavation
45:54 The Power of Self-Honesty
54:19 The Practice of Self-Salutation
54:57 The Role of Emotions in Relationships
55:37 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence
58:36 Conclusion: The Path to Healing
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In this episode, Raven Scott hosts an enlightening conversation with Simon Timm, an experienced meditation and mindfulness teacher and Hindu Monk.
Simon discusses his traumatic childhood experience of parental alienation and psychological abuse from his Narcissistic stepmother and how this led to years of depression.
He details the personal development journey that began with him reconnecting with his estranged mother at 20 years old. This led to Simon's 16 years as a Hindu monk and eventually his existential crisis, triggering another transformative stage in his life.
Simon elaborates on the 'Self-salutation' approach he developed for meditation, focusing on acceptance and self-love, and the courage to face deeply buried emotions. He stresses the importance of addressing and resolving our inner complexities rather than running away from them.
Find his method and lovely emails at selfsalutation.com
All Links are on the Podcast Page
Healing Depression Naturally from Parental Alienation Syndrome due to a Narcissistic Step Mother
0:00 Surviving Childhood Trauma: A Monk's Journey to Healing from Narcissistic Parental Alienation
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast
01:28 Guest Introduction: Simon Tim's Journey
04:07 Simon's Childhood Trauma
11:32 Reconnecting with His Mother
15:47 Transition into Spirituality
18:22 The Role of Meditation in Healing
23:50 The Power of Self-Love and Acceptance
24:35 Understanding the Inner Critic
30:28 The Culture of Perfectionism
31:24 The Journey to Self-Acceptance
32:13 The Power of Self-Love
34:09 The Concept of Reparenting Yourself
36:05 The Courage to Confront Yourself
36:56 The Process of Emotional Integration
37:58 The Complexity of Emotions
38:22 The Challenge of Emotional Excavation
45:54 The Power of Self-Honesty
54:19 The Practice of Self-Salutation
54:57 The Role of Emotions in Relationships
55:37 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence
58:36 Conclusion: The Path to Healing
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