Metamodernism and the Value of Being Earnest
Brendan Graham Dempsey: "And so, when I discovered people talking about metamodernism, I got really excited. At the time, they were just talking about this new surge in the arts where people seem to be taking a stand on values and being willing to make claims about things knowing they're probably wrong and having sort of the risk now became being earnest. Before, it used to be, 'Oh, we're cool because we're cynical and skeptical.' Now, it was becoming cool to be earnest, and maybe even a little hokey. So, this was this aesthetic shift that people started to notice, and it didn't conform to the postmodern paradigm anymore. So, people were like, 'We have to theorize this differently.' So, that's where the term metamodernism really comes from and gets going from."
#Metamodernism #Metamodernity #Spirituality #MetamodernSpirituality
#IntegralTheory #SelfDevelopment #DeepTransformation #Podcast #Podcasts
Metamodernism and the Value of Being Earnest
Brendan Graham Dempsey: "...when I discovered people talking about metamodernism, I got really excited. At the time, they were just talking about this new surge in the arts where people seem to be taking a stand on values and being willing to make claims about things knowing they're probably wrong and having sort of the risk now became being earnest..."
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Part 2: https://deeptransformation.io/brendan-graham-dempsey-2-why-cultures-evolve-emerging-stage-metamodernism/
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Trailer Transcript:
And so, when I discovered people talking about metamodernism, I got really excited. At the time, they were just talking about this new surge in the arts where people seem to be taking a stand on values and being willing to make claims about things knowing they're probably wrong and having sort of the risk now became being earnest. Before, it used to be, "Oh, we're cool because we're cynical and skeptical." Now, it was becoming cool to be earnest, and maybe even a little hokey. So, this was this aesthetic shift that people started to notice, and it didn't conform to the postmodern paradigm anymore. So, people were like, "We have to theorize this differently." So, that's where the term metamodernism really comes from and gets going from.
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#Metamodernism #Metamodernity #Spirituality #MetamodernSpirituality
#RogerWalsh #JohnDupuy #IntegralTheory #SelfDevelopment #DeepTransformation #TransformativeConversations #LongformPodcast #Podcast #Podcasts #Podca
Our Collective Worldview is Breaking Down—We Need to Update It
Brendan Graham Dempsey: "To become who we are, we have to go out of ourselves in our existing worldviews. We have to deconstruct and then reconstruct, and that this is a a meaningful social process that we can partake in that can help the world, that we can collectively help the world update its model especially in times when our collective world-making, sense-making structures are failing. That's where we are certainly at the moment with the metacrisis, the meaning crisis. Collectively, our worldview is breaking down and we're being forced out to go try to bring out of that chaos some order, which is to say, a new level of complexity. That's a lot of what the metamodern next step in this cultural evolution process is, in some ways, trying to help facilitate for people."
#Metamodernism #Metamodernity #Spirituality #Worldview #MetamodernSpirituality #IntegralTheory #SelfDevelopment #DeepTransformation #Podcast
Our Collective Worldview is Breaking Down—We Need to Update It
Brendan Graham Dempsey: "...To become who we are, we have to go out of ourselves in our existing worldviews. We have to deconstruct and then reconstruct, and that this is a a meaningful social process that we can partake in that can help the world, that we can collectively help the world update its model especially in times when our collective world-making, sense-making structures are failing...."
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Part 1: https://deeptransformation.io/brendan-graham-dempsey-1-why-cultures-evolve-emerging-stage-metamodernism/
Part 2: (available on June 13, 2024)
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Trailer Transcript:
To become who we are, we have to go out of ourselves in our existing worldviews. We have to deconstruct and then reconstruct, and that this is a a meaningful social process that we can partake in that can help the world, that we can collectively help the world update its model especially in times when our collective world-making, sense-making structures are failing. That's where we are certainly at the moment with the metacrisis, the meaning crisis. Collectively, our worldview is breaking down and we're being forced out to go try to bring out of that chaos some order, which is to say, a new level of complexity. That's a lot of what the metamodern next step in this cultural evolution process is, in some ways, trying to help facilitate for people.
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#Metamodernism #Metamodernity #Spirituality #MetamodernSpirituality
#RogerWalsh #JohnDupuy #IntegralTheory #SelfDevelopment #DeepTransformation #TransformativeConversations #LongformPodcast #Podcast #Podcasts #PodcastsToListenTo #Social
From Traditional to Modern: Deconstruction & the Place Between Worldviews
Brendan Graham Dempsey: "The psyche kind of has a structure to it that can hold things together, you could say. As I was saying earlier, that's directly related to social structures and how certain kinds of social organization hold together. So, when that set of—that container, you can say, starts to deconstruct and fall apart, you're just between worlds. I did ultimately land in a fairly kind of modern worldview, one much more informed by sort of modern science and, at that time, I was really grappling a lot with issues of materialism, reductionism, determinism... I didn't know how you could live a moral life if we're all just sort of fluke accidents, you know, who kind of showed up for no reason ultimately in this sort of dark, uncaring void, you know. It was like... it was a very kind of difficult time. Related to that was a lot of the nihilism that shows up also with the grappling with the issue of plurality, indifference, of seeing that, actually, there are all sorts of worldviews."
#Metamodernism #Metamodernity #Spirituality #MetamodernSpirituality #Deconstruction #Worldview
From Traditional to Modern: Deconstruction & the Place Between Worldviews
Brendan Graham Dempsey: "...I did ultimately land in a fairly kind of modern worldview, one much more informed by sort of modern science and, at that time, I was really grappling a lot with issues of materialism, reductionism, determinism... I didn't know how you could live a moral life if we're all just sort of fluke accidents..."
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Part 1: https://deeptransformation.io/brendan-graham-dempsey-1-why-cultures-evolve-emerging-stage-metamodernism/
Part 2: (available on June 13, 2024
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Trailer Transcript:
The psyche kind of has a structure to it that can hold things together, you could say. As I was saying earlier, that's directly related to social structures and how certain kinds of social organization hold together. So, when that set of—that container, you can say, starts to deconstruct and fall apart, you're just between worlds. I did ultimately land in a fairly kind of modern worldview, one much more informed by sort of modern science and, at that time, I was really grappling a lot with issues of materialism, reductionism, determinism... I didn't know how you could live a moral life if we're all just sort of fluke accidents, you know, who kind of showed up for no reason ultimately in this sort of dark, uncaring void, you know. It was like... it was a very kind of difficult time. Related to that was a lot of the nihilism that shows up also with the grappling with the issue of plurality, indifference, of seeing that, actually, there are all sorts of worldviews.
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#Metamodernism #Metamodernity #Spirituality #MetamodernSpirituality
Healing Intergenerational Trauma with EMDR Therapy
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "In families, there can be periods of time of great trauma and difficulty. We look at what Jewish people, what African Americans are bringing, what Native Americans are bringing in... all this intergenerational trauma, as well as European Americans. But what we have is a period of time of great trauma. But if you go back thousands of years, further back, you can always find resources in healthy, whole ancestral lineage. So, if we go back further back and we discover where the healthy ancestry is, we really connect to that and then bring that forward energetically—kind of our energetic cord so to speak. We bring that forward we can begin to heal the ancestry that's more current.
#IntergenerationalTrauma #IntergenerationalTraumaHealing #EMDR #DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
Healing Intergenerational Trauma with EMDR Therapy
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "...In families, there can be periods of time of great trauma and difficulty. We look at what Jewish people, what African Americans are bringing, what Native Americans are bringing in... all this intergenerational trauma, as well as European Americans. But what we have is a period of time of great trauma. But if you go back thousands of years, further back, you can always find resources in healthy, whole ancestral lineage."
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Part 1: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-1-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 2: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-2-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 3: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-3-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
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Trailer Transcript:
In families, there can be periods of time of great trauma and difficulty. We look at what Jewish people, what African Americans are bringing, what Native Americans are bringing in... all this intergenerational trauma, as well as European Americans. But what we have is a period of time of great trauma. But if you go back thousands of years, further back, you can always find resources in healthy, whole ancestral lineage. So, if we go back further back and we discover where the healthy ancestry is, we really connect to that and then bring that forward energetically—kind of our energetic cord so to speak. We bring that forward we can begin to heal the ancestry that's more current.
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#IntergenerationalTrauma #EMDR #DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #AFEMDR #Attach
Energetic Sovereignty: How We Can Keep From Merging with Others
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "Well, part of what I'm learning, John, is energetic sovereignty. It's so important because I think part of what happens when we're empathic and we're healer type people is we merge with others and we take on what is in them. So, this is the whole thing where we work with what we call the energy bubble. We have our energy bubble, and the others have theirs. But, what I discovered I was doing is I was merging my bubble with other people's bubbles! That was how I was using my intuition and my empathy, and it was causing me to burn out. So, I don't need to run their energy through my nervous system. I can have my energetic sovereignty and theirs, and I can feel with them without the merging. Then we can help others without running it through our system. This was such a powerful learning for me.
#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
Energetic Sovereignty: How We Can Keep From Merging with Others
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "...That was how I was using my intuition and my empathy, and it was causing me to burn out. So, I don't need to run their energy through my nervous system. I can have my energetic sovereignty and theirs, and I can feel with them without the merging. Then we can help others without running it through our system. This was such a powerful learning for me."
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🎧 Listen to the FULL audio only interviews with Laurel Parnell:
Part 1: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-1-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 2: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-2-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 3: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-3-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Visit the episode page for a summary, timestamps, and links to resources mentioned.
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Trailer Transcript:
Well, part of what I'm learning, John, is energetic sovereignty. It's so important because I think part of what happens when we're empathic and we're healer type people is we merge with others and we take on what is in them. So, this is the whole thing where we work with what we call the energy bubble. We have our energy bubble, and the others have theirs. But, what I discovered I was doing is I was merging my bubble with other people's bubbles! That was how I was using my intuition and my empathy, and it was causing me to burn out. So, I don't need to run their energy through my nervous system. I can have my energetic sovereignty and theirs, and I can feel with them without the merging. Then we can help others without running it through our system. This was such a powerful learning for me.
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#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMD
Why a Therapist Should Have a Spiritual Practice
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "I think the therapist should have a basic meditation practice of sitting, of having that silent mind, being able to notice—you know, basic Vipassana is so helpful to really disidentify with the thoughts and feelings and body sensations and not project that onto the client, that who the client is are their thoughts and the things that happen to them. So, the extent to which the therapist can be present. I think presence is so important. All the distractions that people have... presence and a basic practice of watching thoughts, of coming back to the moment... I think that is kind of a baseline. Then, the ability to be curious, and not interpret, and allow what's unfolding to unfold without needing to define it, or drain it, or to take the power.
#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
Why a Therapist Should Have a Spiritual Practice
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "I think the therapist should have a basic meditation practice of sitting, of having that silent mind, being able to notice ... I think that is kind of a baseline. Then, the ability to be curious, and not interpret, and allow what's unfolding to unfold without needing to define it, or drain it, or to take the power [from the client]."
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🎧 Listen to the FULL audio only interviews with Laurel Parnell:
Part 1: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-1-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 2: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-2-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 3: (available on May 30, 2024)
Visit the episode page for a summary, timestamps, and links to resources mentioned.
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Trailer Transcript:
I think the therapist should have a basic meditation practice of sitting, of having that silent mind, being able to notice—you know, basic Vipassana is so helpful to really disidentify with the thoughts and feelings and body sensations and not project that onto the client, that who the client is are their thoughts and the things that happen to them. So, the extent to which the therapist can be present. I think presence is so important. All the distractions that people have... presence and a basic practice of watching thoughts, of coming back to the moment... I think that is kind of a baseline. Then, the ability to be curious, and not interpret, and allow what's unfolding to unfold without needing to define it, or drain it, or to take the power.
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#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
Parnell Institute
The Resonant Field Between Client & Therapist in EMDR Therapy
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "Over and over and over again, there's the experience of... Oh, here are these places in the person I'm working with. We work through them, and that moves it out. We're sitting there with this energy, this love, this whatever it is that we're both connected to. So, there's a feeling of merging in this, the wonder of it all, if you want, the mystery. There's nobody who's doing that. So, this is where it facilitates, I think, the dissolution of the self-constructs in the therapist as well as the client. I think there's this connection that's happening, this resonant connection in the healing process.
#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
The Resonant Field Between Client & Therapist in EMDR Therapy
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "...this is where it facilitates, I think, the dissolution of the self-constructs in the therapist as well as the client. I think there's this connection that's happening, this resonant connection in the healing process.'"
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🎧 Listen to the FULL audio only interviews with Laurel Parnell:
Part 1: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-1-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 2: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-2-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 3: (available on May 30, 2024)
Visit the episode page for a summary, timestamps, and links to resources mentioned.
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Trailer Transcript:
Over and over and over again, there's the experience of... Oh, here are these places in the person I'm working with. We work through them, and that moves it out. We're sitting there with this energy, this love, this whatever it is that we're both connected to. So, there's a feeling of merging in this, the wonder of it all, if you want, the mystery. There's nobody who's doing that. So, this is where it facilitates, I think, the dissolution of the self-constructs in the therapist as well as the client. I think there's this connection that's happening, this resonant connection in the healing process.
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#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
Parnell Institute
EMDR Therapy Typically Results in an Upwelling of Love & Compassion
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "The most common experience is that of compassion for self and others. So, the typical result of EMDR is compassion for self and others. It's like the heart opens. There's a sense of no longer identifying with what happened, and also the desire for revenge or anger or any of that just dissolves out. Typically, a client will arrive at, 'What happened to me does not define who I am,' and all this upwelling of self-love comes. Just, wow! It's a very common experience. It's not something the therapist is directing the client to do at all. It just happens on its own."
#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
EMDR Therapy Typically Results in an Upwelling of Love & Compassion
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "So, the typical result of EMDR is compassion for self and others. It's like the heart opens. There's a sense of no longer identifying with what happened, and also the desire for revenge or anger or any of that just dissolves out. Typically, a client will arrive at, 'What happened to me does not define who I am...'"
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🎧 Listen to the FULL audio only interviews with Laurel Parnell:
Part 1: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-1-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 2: (available on May 23, 2024)
Part 3: (available on May 30, 2024)
Visit the episode page for a summary, timestamps, and links to resources mentioned.
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❤️ Our podcast is a labor of love funded solely by co-hosts Roger and John. If you enjoyed this episode, please help us keep these meaningful conversations alive by supporting us through: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/deeptransformationpodcast
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Trailer Transcript:
The most common experience is that of compassion for self and others. So, the typical result of EMDR is compassion for self and others. It's like the heart opens. There's a sense of no longer identifying with what happened, and also the desire for revenge or anger or any of that just dissolves out. Typically, a client will arrive at, "What happened to me does not define who I am," and all this upwelling of self-love comes. Just, wow! It's a very common experience. It's not something the therapist is directing the client to do at all. It just happens on its own.
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#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
Parnell Institute
With EMDR, things we've held on to for a lifetime are simply eliminated.
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "So, what happens in the work is we discover what in the past is linked to whatever it is and we process it with EMDR, and all this stuff disappears! Stuff that's been held for a lifetime, you know, is gone and the person is living in this very free fluid way without the constraints of these old beliefs. But, they weren't connected to big stuff! Often, they're connected to little stuff that you would never find in history because they weren't noted as really significant. This is the fun of what we do with this. To me, it's really open-minded discovery of what it is that's creating these blocks to living fully for the individual."
#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
With EMDR, things we've held on to for a lifetime are simply eliminated.
Dr. Laurel Parnell: "...what happens in the work is we discover what in the past is linked to whatever it is and we process it with EMDR, and all this stuff disappears! Stuff that's been held for a lifetime, you know, is gone and the person is living in this very free fluid way without the constraints of these old beliefs. But, they weren't connected to big stuff! Often, they're connected to little stuff that you would never find in history because they weren't noted as really significant."
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🎧 Listen to the FULL audio only interviews with Laurel Parnell:
Part 1: https://deeptransformation.io/laurel-parnell-1-emdr-therapy-trauma-treatment-gateway-to-transpersonal/
Part 2: (available on May 23, 2024)
Part 3: (available on May 30, 2024)
Visit the episode page for a summary, timestamps, and links to resources mentioned.
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❤️ Our podcast is a labor of love funded solely by co-hosts Roger and John. If you enjoyed this episode, please help us keep these meaningful conversations alive by supporting us through: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/deeptransformationpodcast
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Trailer Transcript:
So, what happens in the work is we discover what in the past is linked to whatever it is and we process it with EMDR, and all this stuff disappears! Stuff that's been held for a lifetime, you know, is gone and the person is living in this very free fluid way without the constraints of these old beliefs. But, they weren't connected to big stuff! Often, they're connected to little stuff that you would never find in history because they weren't noted as really significant. This is the fun of what we do with this. To me, it's really open-minded discovery of what it is that's creating these blocks to living fully for the individual.
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#DrLaurelParnell #ParnellInstitute #EMDR #AFEMDR #AttachmentFocusedEMDR #Trauma #TraumaTherapist #MultiDimensionalIntegrativeHealing #MDIH
Parnell Institute
We Need to Allow Corporations to Save Face
Yogi Hendlin: "As we see on a micro and macro level, the trigger to slights, the ability for people to save face is so important—I talk about this in my book. I talk about how we need to allow corporations to save face, so that they don't double down on lying about harms or concealing harms that, otherwise, they could say, 'Look, we did something really bad. We're really sorry. Please help us.' That's a mature thing to do, but it takes incredible bravery. It takes a framework that's not going to be punitive if we want to encourage trust and honesty, so that we can be precautionary and catch things sooner. We need to create ecologies of discourse which reward that sort of frankness, that sort of openness, that sort of vulnerability."
#YogiHendlin #Philosophy #Research #EnvironmentalPhilosophy #ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalJustice
