“Showing Up For Each Other” | Tami Simon & Tara Brach on the Intersection of Spirituality & Therapy

The Sounds True Podcast Network. I feel like one of the biggest challenges and delusions in Western therapy and spirituality is this idea of a separate self on its path to healing. What we're waking up to is that there's no separate self here, and it's a belonging that can either be described as completely connected with everything or everything itself. This episode of Insights at the Edge is taking place in honor of World Mental Health Day this October, where we're joining with others to thank the therapists in our world.

And Here at the start, I'd particularly like to thank those therapists who bring together both the psychological and the spiritual dimension in their work. I'm here for this special episode with beloved meditation teacher, author, and clinical psychologist Tara Brock, who is an expert on this intersection. of spirituality and psychology? Friends, stay with us.

It was about a decade ago when I first heard this teaching from the famous management philosopher, Peter Drucker. The most important thing for an executive to learn is not how to manage other people. It's to learn how to manage yourself. I heard this quote from Jeremy Hunter, who's been voted Professor of the Year eight times by his graduating class at the Drucker School of Management.

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