Conversation with the Mind Architect: Peter Crone

[@lindabruce2295]

Wow, Fritzi, I thank you for your vulnerability in disclosing your personal story, which led Peter to provide counsel that can help us all. Thank you so much for this podcast and for the compassionate work that you do.

[@shannonoliver5414]

Amazing podcast. I discovered Peter Crone a couple of years ago when i got sober and stopped the devastating downward spiral i was going but, emotionally, i was still that child that was abused and neglected. I blamed my mother all my life for not protecting me and felt that i could not handle life without using drugs. Peter Crone helped open my eyes to see that i did not have to continue to run that program in my mind and to have compassion for the individuals and circumstances that had harmed me as a child. As an adult, i made the choices to continue to harm myself, probably because i felt i deserved it. Amazing how Peter touched you, Fritzi, in this podcast. I had tears in my eyes.

[@susanwright3843]

"Other people's words will only hurt you to the degree to which already believe them." Wheeeew, felt that one.

[@godsgracenaka247]

Thank you both so much.

[@ticketbliss7466]

What incredible vulnerability. Fritz’s, your openness and genuine acceptance of the material given here is spectacular. This is one of the most powerful podcasts I’ve seen. I’ll be watching it over and over. The abuse we do to ourselves is so detrimental.

[@navarachi095]

I get something out of each of these sessions with Peter. Thank you so much for sharing Fitzy!

[@corrinnehale1904]

Absolutely love listening to Peter Crone..Such a blessing.

[@GregtheGrey6969]

Uncomfortable is raw truth. He was very gentle with you.

[@safenawinfield2807]

Beautiful witnessing of love in action. Yes I had my own personal takeaway of my inner prison and now know I have the key to my release. I have always known that on some level but witnessing your story has shed even more light on that golden key. Thank you!!

[@soniawatson6920]

Thank you for this podcast. I just found Peter Crone and I am on a journey. I have been listening to many podcasts this last week but this one with you Fritzi was so profound, I had to listen twice . Thank you from my heart ♥

[@sukhmuni5635]

Two beautiful souls sharing beautiful moments

[@jamesguitarist]

Amazing stuff. I've been listening to Peter since he first spoke to Aubrey Marcus on his podcast and I felt amazing for a while then I suddenly dipped into my old thought patterns again over the last week or so and have felt a lot of anxiety. This talk managed to bring me back to the point of absolute self love and compassion so thankyou for this. Really helped a lot.

[@maurabaker3811]

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[@chrisgarin1]

Life-changing. Thank your being so vulnerable, Fritzi. Incredible.

[@tombouin4185]

Thank you so much for this beautiful interview 💛

[@DonnaBlissVLOGS]

Peter crone always have the shocking effect on me on all his podcast. Like an “aha” moment..I appreciate your vulnerability in this podcast Fritzy, it’s hard when millions are watching.

[@annajaworska3627]

Dear Fritzi, I am so very glad that I subscribe to your channel. Thank you for your openness, love, sharing your life with others and having this conversation with Peter Crone. You were so brave to face his questions about self-responsibility. I came to the point where I realized that I have been living my life for decades according to the way I was violently conditioned at home, by my mother. I am aware that I need to change the way I see and perceive myself, my life. I want to be free too, I am not there yet.

[@magichandsdownes]

I love how they both really listen. It’s truly the best gift we can give one another.

[@ryanhill7318]

This is excellent. I've just been introduced to Peter Crone. I really like the part about other peoples opinions of us, or our reputations. I've always been so terrified of being judged poorly......but I've had to let go. Theres always such a strong emphasis on reputation, but its impossible to control......other peoples snapshots from a moment in time, possibly passed on to someone else when my name comes up......I just can't help that. I'm going for a solid average instead!

[@jasminewhatchawaitingfor]

Wonderful, I got so much value from the interview

[@MiCiNpk]

it is 169 million views material, not 169... Common YT algorithm!

[@ineshonne663]

Thank you. I am now able to see the prison I've created and work even smarter to free myself ❤️

[@jodijohnson4164]

Thank you!!!!

[@DavidBoland]

Thank for both for a beautiful episode! :)

[@philippaross269]

Thank you for your courage Fritz - enlightening

[@debosgoodmusic4969]

Mind blowing! Thank you both as I experienced it with you Sister. I’ve got lots to process. 🌹

[@kittysklog986]

…..fear is a gift ….I am extraordinary…I have opportunity to be free…thank you for the amazing work that you are doing Peter….my architecture has literally been reconstructed and even though it is now only 4 inches tall….it will now grow more and more in beautiful and loving ways….I AM FREE 😻

[@beccamiller8197]

Wow this is amazing and touching. Thank you Peter Crone for your wonderful work ❤ it has helped me more than words can explain

[@lynncliatt4221]

AMAZING! So very helpful 😅 ❤

[@danagriffin5981]

Love this work because it’s from a deep place of truth that has transcended time.

[@inevitablesuccess6324]

Great interview . I didn’t expect to laugh as much as I did . Love how Peter breaks things down .

[@greendragon135]

Love this! 😊

[@ninahernandez2581]

Totally agree with @Linda Bruce, we are all like you Fritz I, you are not alone. Thank you for the enlightenment. Love ❣️💕

[@noon8891]

Incredibly grateful

[@denisebarrett6648]

Thank you. I just received everything. I love you guys!❤️

[@PureGrit]

Profound and simple but it doesn’t mean it’s easy! Thank you for this beautiful interview

[@nicolechown2249]

agree, Ive worked in prison, they are fatherless men largely, woman are also in prison for helping and protecting men. Everything is here to help you, the system is part of the problem. A lot of men find deep peace and loving brotherhood in prison. What a powerful session.

[@elaineiveson3770]

An absolutely fantastic talk, I got a lot from it however the level of interruptions from adverts is bloody ridiculous is there really that much need for them ?

[@meldee1540]

Beautiful insights 🙏

[@peachsncream5808]

This is the aspect I struggle with…..when you say. ……your responsible for your childhood suffering . On the hiest Carmic level your spirit chose to or agreed to experience the abuse . That’s an extremely conflicting feeling . It almost feels like it my fault I was born to a mother who beat me ………..very very difficult concept- to impart.

[@joshthomas2118]

amazing been watching peter a while now but this one really hit home thank u

[@renehay2055]

often the people we are closest too in fact are painful catalyst for our deepest growth it;s a soul contract

[@BertyTheBarista]

Wow he's so good.. 😯😯👏🙏

[@monicadean9363]

This soo on point for me thank you for sharing this I loved it

[@rhondapelletier2141]

Amazing❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@dexmagpantay9849]

Peter, Fritzy thank you for “killing it” 😂 ❤ 🙏

[@geribriggs6713]

Would love to follow up and see how you ware don\ing now Fritz’s :) I hope the healing continues

[@PeterHorrill]

I believe listeners connect much more IF podcast / interviewers neglect to say THANKYOU for, at least acknowledge interviewer/podcast host praise and edification by the guest. In this instance; in this interview the guest is Peter Crone. #gratefulhowever

[@renehay2055]

actually, you have to keep up with true self care and affirmations. doing what's in your highest good before your best can show up in the world. imagine your favorite heroine reacting in same emotion response, lol not likely. It's about realigning with our souls. I'm calling it training for grace.

[@carolgerber6375]

Way too many ads.

[@tnijoo5109]

I don’t get how you get rid of the core beliefs running your life by just thinking it’s wrong. I mean years of therapy we try to do it and if we cerebrally just decided to not believe it, it’s not like those messages ever go away. Am I missing something? I don’t understand why his ideas are so transformative.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

It seems that you lack confidence, belief and trust in yourself? It starts with how we truly feel about ourselves. Yes?

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Maybe the question to ask is, "why don't I like myself?"

[@tnijoo5109]

@@kirstinstrand6292 in therapy you go over all this stuff and a therapist helps you get at why you have certain beliefs and where they come from but it’s still really hard to change your core beliefs. I’m not sure what you’re getting at. I really like Peter Crone but I still don’t understand what the transformational key is. Maybe it’s helpful for someone who has never gone to therapy, but I guess I was hoping it was something more. I’m not sure if it’s this interview or another of his that he says you’ll only be hurt by something if you think it’s true and that if a person yelled at you in a language you didn’t understand you wouldn’t be hurt. I don’t believe that. I think anytime a person we care about directs contempt at us it can be hurtful. It hurts when people disregard our feelings and show that they don’t care about us or respect us. So maybe I have doubts in some of what he says. My question was more about overcoming implicit emotional conditioning with a conscious decision to not believe the messages behind it. It’s really hard to do. But when he talks about it, it’s as if in only a few sessions his clients can completely change just from a shift in perspective. I’m just wondering what I’m missing. I suppose my question is more directed to someone who has been through a lot of therapy themselves and has studied different theories behind changing core beliefs.

[@pivko93]

@@tnijoo5109 I have the same thoughts. I like Peter Crone,I think there is truth to what he says but im not sure whether a mental concept and questioning your beliefs is healing enough. Im kind of struggling here, also noticing my own feeling of 'i must be stupid or not enough enlightened' not to get it.. which is kind of sad. Even though I am trying to understand. Which makes me think , somethings not making sense here, i dont know..

[@pivko93]

@@tnijoo5109 I do like the exercise of imagining the the core belief is magically gone, i think it has a powerful effect, but is it working long term .. i dont know. I will try it for a while and see what happens

[@springlilly9672]

Is he using RFT?

[@JennyBlack007]

❤️

[@renehay2055]

did he say follow the fear

[@VADACHE]

EFT tapping work well in dissolving believes

[@freewilldita1]

💗❤💗

[@kristianasadauska9909]

Read Exhort Tolle book " Power of know" and Exhort explains better!

[@dan72ism]

Was his swearing necessary . .Claims to have found peace but very big ego of how good he is as a therapist and Barges lots of money working with stars etc

[@GregtheGrey6969]

Yes, and I haven't even heard him speak yet. Swearing shows compassion.

[@SimonneBerriman]

Yes I think cult leaders may come across in this way. I sensed a power within him.

[@peachsncream5808]

Some people seem genetically faulty . Can… come from a loving life of abundance and apparent happiness - yet are drawn to become child rapists /psychopaths . How do you reconcile Those anomalies . I understand they don’t seem to choose to be that way but they will offend .Rape another child if they have the opportunity . … if another animal did that behaviour to a person they would put a permanent end to the cause of the offence.

[@sararolfe]

Hi... It's helpful to see the genetic and past behaviours as conditions that lead to being born with certain proclivities in this life and future lives. To see that everything is in flux and comes about due to conditions. Nothing is permanent. Everything that manifests is due to impersonal causes and effects. We do have responsibility to act decently if we want to feel content and happy long term , but sometimes people get confused and actunskilfully due to their painful conditioning! It cyclical. When we look with this understanding, compassion naturally arises. We see our own and others behaviour - whether skilful or not, is the product of conditions, and everone is trying their best to be happt.... Even if deeply misguidedly! Killing is then not a permanent end, but an act which will necessarily have a very painful result.... For the killer. There is the possibility to reprogram...

[@peachsncream5808]

@@sararolfe thanks for taking the time to respond …. (I am week )as someone who has been sexually abused as a 5 year old child … I don’t have the strength to not want to have been the person to end that person’s life . I’m also not convinced about the reprogramming perspective as all the evidence I have seen indicates that child Rapists will always reoffend given the opportunity - we are not talking about a bank robber or a drug user ….. there are many many stories of criminals and addiction behaviours being changed - I have not found this to be the case regarding child Rapists…. People don’t choose to like blue or pink over any other colour ? People don’t choose to be strait or gay -male or female in nature - . We can take the spiritual philosophy to a point . If everything that ever happened …was or will be ….is happening here and now . It’s all done what is the point of it at all . I feel like something is missing …..some perspective of something bigger than our human minds can comprehend ‘’ an understanding we are not capable of from the human perspective. I would not go to war and take another human beings life - yet if someone breaks into my home I will not hesitate to . I would gladly pay whatever the price. To end the lives of every child RAPISTS IF IT MEANS I prevent another child from living in my shoes .

[@sararolfe]

@@peachsncream5808 thanks for replying. I do understand, and comiserate with your childhood experience. That was painful. Remenbering it is painful. May youfind your way out of the past and into the present, tobuild a future based on love, and understanding. Lets educate others as best we can, while wiselyknowing that some people will act unskillfully. We can however lwarn from our suffering and thereby transcend it... Ourselves.... Nit easy. Killing others wont resolvea former 'death of innocence' 2 wrongs dont make a right. With the view of manylives, and the law of cause and effect, we can come to know peace of mind.... It takes a lot of patience, humble investigation of our own minds, a big heart and facing the truth of suffering... Not easy! Fare well!

[@gladysmduarte4069]

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