André Duqum
👤 PersonAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
It breeds some spaciousness, which reduces the clinging, which often actually pushes away.
It breeds some spaciousness, which reduces the clinging, which often actually pushes away.
Do you think that there is a solid, like a significant minority of women that have a subconscious anger towards men because of the betrayal in their past?
Do you think that there is a solid, like a significant minority of women that have a subconscious anger towards men because of the betrayal in their past?
Do you think that there is a solid, like a significant minority of women that have a subconscious anger towards men because of the betrayal in their past?
Would you articulate it that there are those blessings and disguises where sometimes losing the love we have makes space for deeper love that we deserve?
Would you articulate it that there are those blessings and disguises where sometimes losing the love we have makes space for deeper love that we deserve?
Would you articulate it that there are those blessings and disguises where sometimes losing the love we have makes space for deeper love that we deserve?
Is that the way you choose to look at things?
Is that the way you choose to look at things?
Is that the way you choose to look at things?
It hits different when it comes from somebody who lives it, you know, and has gone through the hardships of life versus, again, something that intellectually sounds tantalizing.
It hits different when it comes from somebody who lives it, you know, and has gone through the hardships of life versus, again, something that intellectually sounds tantalizing.
It hits different when it comes from somebody who lives it, you know, and has gone through the hardships of life versus, again, something that intellectually sounds tantalizing.
Yeah. I want to get your perspective on a little bit more of that gender stuff. You know, we both see online, but shows up, you know, I think of this kind of idea of we have relational karma, which is like from our parents and our childhood development. We have psychological wounds there within pertaining to both gender dynamics in particular.
Yeah. I want to get your perspective on a little bit more of that gender stuff. You know, we both see online, but shows up, you know, I think of this kind of idea of we have relational karma, which is like from our parents and our childhood development. We have psychological wounds there within pertaining to both gender dynamics in particular.
Yeah. I want to get your perspective on a little bit more of that gender stuff. You know, we both see online, but shows up, you know, I think of this kind of idea of we have relational karma, which is like from our parents and our childhood development. We have psychological wounds there within pertaining to both gender dynamics in particular.
And then we also have like relational Dharma, which is the aspirational directions that we want to go and where we're shifting to. focusing on the karma side of things first and the trauma that we project so unconsciously often.
And then we also have like relational Dharma, which is the aspirational directions that we want to go and where we're shifting to. focusing on the karma side of things first and the trauma that we project so unconsciously often.
And then we also have like relational Dharma, which is the aspirational directions that we want to go and where we're shifting to. focusing on the karma side of things first and the trauma that we project so unconsciously often.