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@RICHARDGRANNON4 жыл бұрын
Hello sock bearing manifestations of infinite consciousness - this is the first video shot for me by PierreX0 here in Prague - he did it all on an iPhone in under 6 hours then edited it together in 5 - I think he did an amazing job. Please give him some love of you agree!
@Mike-xt2lh4 жыл бұрын
Awesome Richard 😎!
@farzanehfar51614 жыл бұрын
Really grateful :) Thank you
@nadynesanchez90514 жыл бұрын
Thanks from the heart, Pierre
@integrityvending34324 жыл бұрын
Nice. Thanks for your help.
@wendy7884 жыл бұрын
beautiful.....documentary...
@everhopeful39574 жыл бұрын
You have just taken healing to a whole new level you literally are a genius and thank the universe for finding you , your passion your belief is above and beyond words .
@Jess-ew3tm4 жыл бұрын
It really is man i found him completely by random and im ao glad i did 😭😭 He's changing my life
@everhopeful39574 жыл бұрын
@@Jess-ew3tm if it hadn't been for Richard almost a year ago I would still be in the toxic soup , he has helped me identify and understand the ways they work and why it is very sinister and damaging to healthy people. It realy doesn't matter the reasons for their actions, it's the realisation that you are a target , a type of fuel and how quickly your devalued when your running on empty because of their attention seeking . I set my abuser up months ago and as sure as the sky is blue he started to look for other fuel in a frantic effort to fill the tank , just distancing myself was enough to see the same repeat behavoiur from the beginning when he tried to convince me I was who he wanted and no one else. Leaving and distancing yourself creates a barrier and a strong message that you have boundaries and you are the healthy one , it doesn't matter how much you try for them you have to be true to yourself , some days I wake up and it's there in my mind the in justice of it all . Richard has helped me come to terms with that fact and how to move forward . We'd all like a quick fix but the trick is to replace the negative with a possitive a bit at a time , so easy to obsess over the abuser because it's injustice . The best way to disarm these types is don't give them your time / fuel , it's hard but remember they can't change something they know nothing about themselves ,they want to use people steel their identities worth, personality your life . Love and hugs Jessey coming to you survive and thrive , that's how you show a toxic person who you realy are x
@Octarin4 жыл бұрын
@@everhopeful3957 If it hadn't been for Richie 7-8 years ago when I came out of the worst of narcissistic relationships I've ever had in my life, I'd be dead.
@patsyballantyne98864 жыл бұрын
Totally agree
@everhopeful39574 жыл бұрын
@@Octarin I wish more than I can say that this was out there 35 years ago , ex husband tried to kill me on more than one occasion , prevention better than cure they say , we have the knowledge now . You will come through this read watch listen to all you can and learn about your own inner child , these people don't try to use good people because they only want a good fuel of supply . Love and hugs coming to you dear one .
@kklo15604 жыл бұрын
“Vibrating at the frequency of love and appreciation and connection and gratitude. There is nothing higher than that. “ ❤️
@steve51234567894 жыл бұрын
Survival doesn't a shit what your vibrating at.
@ranguy1379 Жыл бұрын
@r33mote I don't know but it sounds pretty good
@nanchesca39504 жыл бұрын
The question 'why' kept me locked in a nightmare for 4 years
@Jodeekowgirl4 жыл бұрын
Nancy B that’s literally all my brain ever does asks why, it ruminates on it searching for answers so I can heal. It’s exhausting!! How did you get past that mindset? 😊🙏🏻
@nanchesca39504 жыл бұрын
@@Jodeekowgirlby watching videos like Richard's, Gabor Maté, videos less focused on personality disorders and more on childhood trauma. I read books like Pete Walker's (and a hundred others), I got some counselling, talking with a good friend. That's how I healed. The question 'why' switched to focus on me. Why did I allow this? Why did I think I deserved this?
@Hugo4114 жыл бұрын
I say to myself and keep a small 3 by 5 card in my Pocket to remind me Daily: I.D.O. Intention Determines Outcomes. tell yourself " I DO."
@Archonbuster4 жыл бұрын
You just brilliantly described the difference between the mind set of a survivor and a victim 👍
@whit26424 жыл бұрын
Archon BUSTER Very well put.
@Archonbuster4 жыл бұрын
L0ve & Gratitude we must read from different dictionaries 🤓
@wannabecarguy4 жыл бұрын
Because there are so many victims there's plenty of room for the people who just want to succeed.
@renaelynn63764 жыл бұрын
Set your intent to what you want. Focus and set your mind on your intent. Love, appreciation, connection, and gratitude. When you focus and set your intention on what you want, a new timeline is being built.
@georginadoll63724 жыл бұрын
I say, that's a well organised scarf.
@linda_sue4 жыл бұрын
LOL! Tis a more complex version of socks, ja?
@catelewis72234 жыл бұрын
haha
@abfahrt66864 жыл бұрын
Paired with an adidas hoodie too 👌
@colingeorgejenkins28854 жыл бұрын
Using a system of orca alchemy is very dangerous. None of these factin are telling what can happens when you find that first line of bliss within
@colingeorgejenkins28854 жыл бұрын
We are all stil children
@Nick-iu7ks4 жыл бұрын
Key intentions to focus on: health, wealth and relationships
@jeepingypsy34824 жыл бұрын
I feel like I've just had an ice water bucket poured over my head. Thank you for snapping me out of my comfortable place of asking why to questions that will never be answered.
@finngrant2344 жыл бұрын
Great way if summing it up. It's very very easy, almost addictive to look backwards, because we cannot change it, therefore it's a cheat. It's great to understand the mechanisms of the past, but not to build a house on them.
@NewYorkNadia4 жыл бұрын
Jeannie Har Those “why” questions CAN be answered, actually; it takes a lot of work, but it’s worth it imo. Once you understand why you keep repeating patterns, you can break them. The key is to understand without getting stuck there. People who aren’t in touch with their self-sabotaging beliefs can’t overcome them; they WILL creep back up on you until you can identify them, understand where they come from, dismantle them and reframe them. People who try to change behavior without understanding their old drivers might be able to change their behavior temporarily, but it won’t be sustainable, because the root causes of the dysfunctional behavior aren’t addressed.
@jeepingypsy34824 жыл бұрын
@@NewYorkNadia I do agree with you! You learn from the past, it's data for understanding yourself better and recognizing what you need to change within yourself. This video resonated with me because I have been obsessing on understanding Narcissim for the past 3 months in order to validate that I was abused. It's time to just trust gut, my therapists, and people that care, all of which say I was in a toxic relationship - and finally move forward and out of the problem.
@NewYorkNadia4 жыл бұрын
@@jeepingypsy3482 Got it. Now, the question is why you allowed yourself to stay in an abusive relationship. Understanding THAT - you and your drivers - is what will free you from repeating the pattern. Until you get to the bottom of that, you'll end up repeating it. A great book on this subject is "Will I Ever Be Good Enough?" by Dr. Karyl McBride. The person you need to understand is yourself, not the other. Best of luck!
@jeepingypsy34824 жыл бұрын
@@NewYorkNadia understanding myself and not the other. BINGO! That's the nail on the head. Thank you for the book suggestion. I will look for it.
@deanaspencer32844 жыл бұрын
This is great! For some reason I was under the impression from past videos that you weren't really into frequency/vibrations...I'm excited that you are! Your video hit home. Lately, I've been thinking about how even things that are meant for healing such as chat groups, etc, serve a purpose, but there are times we outgrow those as well and need to move forward to a better place. I follow narcissistic FB pages meant for healing and sharing stories and have realized that when I read some of the scenarios, I can feel myself dip in my joy level (my frequency) because I'm being taken back to that mindset of dealing with NPD and Cluster B situations. Don't get me wrong, they serve a purpose (obviously...you have helped me tremendously!), but there is a time to heal and then to fully take back your energy. I feel like I've healed to a point where I no longer have "room" to entertain these topics at all and would rather focus on moving forward and creating the life I want and enjoy. I think we can even get attached to our healing process...almost addicted to it. Instead of ultimately moving away from it we even get caught up in the cycle of venting, rumination, telling those stories over and over again and continually cycling through the healing process. I find this to be true when I see others, and myself, become "thinkers" instead of "doers", basically supporting your comment about repeatedly reliving the episode over and over again under the guise of healing. The intention to heal is needed and must happen...but, we also need to move out of that space and create an even greater intention. Hope that makes sense. Just something I was thinking about for myself and your video pushed me ahead even further! Great video, Richard. Thank you!
@wendydrummond23384 жыл бұрын
Yes you are absolutely correct as far as I am concerned because we can get stuck in the land called familiar because the new land called our latest intent happening hasn't happened before thanks for your input
@nicolehenshaw39304 жыл бұрын
Deana Spencer wow your comment really helped me out a lot... I needed this so bad. Thank you endlessly 💜
@agnessamcconagal93574 жыл бұрын
so true, I feel the same.
@anthonydmorse4 жыл бұрын
Wow, I’ve come to this same realisation recently in my life, have found ~Richards videos today and now your post puts everything in perspective and reassures me that my leaving those groups behind and moving forward into the ‘doing’ is the right path for me. Thank you :-))
@whit26424 жыл бұрын
Tony Morse Alan Watts. Look him up.
@infinitedurr4 жыл бұрын
Funny, I had just come to this conclusion yesterday. The orientation toward the future and intention toward change is often what is missing in order to grow in a new, better direction. I love synchronicity. Thanks Richie, for all the amazing work you’re doing ✨👍👍✨
@stars_for_night_lights4 жыл бұрын
I intend to be happy, filled with love, peace and joy and financially abundant. ✨🙏✨
@user-js4sb4qq2h4 жыл бұрын
Nothing would make us happier than seeing you thrive Richard. Than seeing all of us thrive. 💚💙🧿💜🔮
@pww78724 жыл бұрын
But the system won't let you...
@laurend37624 жыл бұрын
Thanks Richard✨✨. Over the last year I've implemented a few things in my life. I started writing in my gratitude journal everyday. Meditation & Ho'oponopono. I set my intentions daily. It has allowed me to manifest my deepest desires with the ability to focus on what I want authentically. It's been true heaven and bliss✨✨
@snackpack1134 жыл бұрын
Pierre did a beautiful job! I love setting positive intents & being outside surrounded by the fall beauty. Thanks you & Pierre for a nice video!🍂🍁🍂
@kaliteixeira77574 жыл бұрын
I like how ur incorporating nature more
@guenady92674 жыл бұрын
Was That a muskrat swimming among thé swans?
@monicacruz44074 жыл бұрын
As you move on, out of processing the past and into becoming who you are, I can see it in your face and your speech, calmer and more detached. I am experiencing the power of unshackling my thought from the trauma and stating to myself “ok, so what DO you want?”. I have to say though, i had to go through the processing to get to this point. Thank you for this 🙏
@gracelewis60714 жыл бұрын
This has got to be the most uplifting, happiest video I've seen from you yet Richard, in multiple ways - you actually seem happier, determined that you have a solution that WORKS (yay!) and the editing is on point. I scrolled down to ask if Pierre had been giving you some tips... 😁 Ok I'm off to share this and watch it again - let's get the world healed to those who want it!
@MB-wk5lc2 жыл бұрын
I think you're one of the most helpful and healing people on KZbin. Rarely are people so erudite, articulate and informative. Thank you
@therealspecialbean18784 жыл бұрын
This has come full circle for me back to where I started 7years ago. I believe it now, before I pretended to believe. 💙
@slvankleeck4 жыл бұрын
You are an amazing human. Thank you so much! ☀️
@leahboynton12804 жыл бұрын
This video will be a good one to have on hand as a reminder to not ask why but to set an intent for my life to stay focused on the present. When I focus on the past I beat myself up for getting into the marriage I was in and why I stayed so long. Nothing good comes out of it. I can't go back so pointing my feet forward..that's the right direction.Beautiful video PierreXO :)
@HolyBreeze374 жыл бұрын
This is fcuking epic. I've JUST arrived at this place, after YEARS of going what you described. Stuck in the loop, despite great effort and deep musing and examination. Synchronistic for me. Nice one Richard! Thank you.
@Jodeekowgirl4 жыл бұрын
Holy Breeze how did you do that? 😃
@olivosARTstudio4 жыл бұрын
Truth! So glad you are growing in this direction 💜 Thanks for teaching!
@davidlewiz43254 жыл бұрын
This video spends time on 2 main themes: 1) Negative criticism of thinking about past events. 2) Promoting setting intent. Setting intent and thereby clarifying it is always helpful for the reasons Richard gives. I totally agree with this. Being adversely affected by bad parenting or by traumatic events in childhood needs to be taken seriously to be understood and addressed. Richard has shown insight on how to address this in previous videos, but it seems here to have been forgotten or dismissed in the negative description of how people are affected by their past experiences. I would have liked this video to focus on (2) and to cut out most references on (1).
@smokeywhale4 жыл бұрын
I love this video. The colors, the scenery , the music. Great job pierrexo. This message is very timely for me. I had a dream last night I was carrying a large dead rat around in a bucket. Meaning: the betrayals of the past mainly my mother, my best friend, and ex. These situations are over. It's done. They were all f ' ing good teachers. Grateful to them for pushing me towards self love. Looking forward to my future with gratitude, wisdom, and a newfound zest for life. Thank you Richard. You are so loved.
@nicolehenshaw39304 жыл бұрын
This showed up in my suggestions right when I desperately needed to hear this message. Thank you so much 🙏🏼 trying to change the childhood trauma mentality is so incredibly hard.
@true2theoryapriori4974 жыл бұрын
I remember your videos on not getting lost in “story.” I find if I have a “good enough” explanation I can move forward more easily. We have to take up the burden of transformation ourselves as the path ahead won’t be found looking backward. Of course there has to be a kind of reckoning, and the grief that comes with that. Then transformation can begin. Thank you as always!
@LimitlessThinker4 жыл бұрын
It helps a person to remember what is said (speaking for myself) when you have a beautiful, natural background. Thanks for the great work of content and visuals. This is the first time I have heard the concept of intent. People speak of goals but they seem unattainable to a person who is overwhelmed. A person with anxiety or cptsd has enough to deal with, daily. Intent has a different inference. Genius concept and well presented! Thank you Richard. Love is all. It was voting day, yesterday. I went to vote and was presented with a grouchy old man who claimed to be in charge and was very upset with me for asking a question. I voted and left wondering why he was so abrasive. I was not feeling well and also depressed. I decided to go back to the voting ward bringing cakes and wishing them well. I thanked them and told them I was a nearby neighbor. Instead of trying to decipher his unusual and negative response, I brought back some treats and wished him and all of them well. Any negative experience we encounter depends on our response. All too often, it is the other person's problem, if you were an innocent bystander or unintentionally involved. Intent can make it far better to focus on personal achievements, than to spend time ruminating on people's senseless reactions. Possibly, this would help with triggers and becoming more mindful.
@fernforwood39894 жыл бұрын
A few years ago, my Old Lady kicked me out of the house we lived in with our kids. I started following the Grateful Dead-or, at least, the surging members. It was a major turning point in my life. The music is miraculously inspiring-profound & timeless stories combined with the mysterious, ageless rhythms & melodies of American folk music/free-flowing improvisation. Warlocks indeed. Many people think of the Dead as a band from the past-nostalgic for aging baby boomers. Quite the opposite. No matter how old the music is, when I think of the Grateful Dead, I think of the future. After all, every time they play a song, it’s never played the same way twice. Always new. That’s how I reset my intention.
@teresaskinner54014 жыл бұрын
You are the only mind healing guide channel that I stopped surfing and started focussing on watching every video you have made. My mind is hyper aware of finding true healing. I'm proud of my mind seeking sanity
@chelsea48264 жыл бұрын
He's back. Love the new podcast.
@jacquifenn44584 жыл бұрын
He's not shabby
@lcolon56064 жыл бұрын
7:19 sending love your way...happy for you and grateful for all you share.
@rumana45124 жыл бұрын
I first learnt about Narcissism from you, a couple of years ago, since then I've gone onto learning about it as a disorder and how the significant adults and carers in my life were Narcs. At times it's been like a living hell because I had to stop the wishful thinking about them changing, since then I've done a lot of work on myself and feel that the dirty and hard work has been done. One of the things, I've had to do is re-visit those relationships which needed closure and put to sleep the little girl who keeps asking 'why and wants to be taken care of?' I'm an adult now and I have to live my life in the present and create my future. Thank you.
@shanti31524 жыл бұрын
Excellent reminder to NOT focus on what we don’t want. Thoughts and especially intentions are the rudder on the boat of our life. Steer it well...
@stixsta60074 жыл бұрын
Just concluded an Ode out of respect, hope it's received by all in the sentiment it's meant ... ~ Ode to Validation of Sinister Sensation ~ Incurably insidious and torturously toxic The narcissist won’t rest until they’ve won A manipulative master of mind controlling chaos A player of possession just for fun A perversion of coercion that delights in your despair A relentless raconteur but redefined They’ll toss you into turmoil, bewilder and beguile And dominate the doubt inside your mind The ferocity of feeling confounded and confused Indicates an insight to your plight A sensing of survival saturates your soul And so you’ll freeze or fawn or fight or flight It’s exhausting to extract yourself from a hold so harsh The key is to respond and not react If you can, make a plan withdrawing from within End aim is the need for no contact Carefully consider what you have at stake And turn to those you trust to talk it through Manage very mindfully emotions & your state And don’t deter from what you need to do Your direction, self protection and a place to heal The Spartan Life Coach is a place to start Log onto Richard Grannon and listen with intent He talks in common sense and from the heart And when you really recognise what is going on You know you’re in the place that you should be Safer and secure by not doubting like before Embracing what is your Epiphany Stix Sta ~ Word Weaver 06.11.19
@yesiamlaura54884 жыл бұрын
Stix Sta #1-So many of the bad characteristics of the narcissist. & it’s all TRUE! Do they do all this consciously? I’m not sure? #2-This same person who is the charming, fun loving guy/girl who may generously lavish you, oh so sincerely, with expensive gifts, exciting vacations & make you feel how very special & important you are to them? Until…the next #1
@stixsta60074 жыл бұрын
@@novo6462 Nice 1 Novo, and it's thanks to this forum that I am word to the wise who disguise
@stixsta60074 жыл бұрын
@@yesiamlaura5488 Cant speak as a professional but trust your instinct , better to know it and not need it, than to need it and not know it
@whit26424 жыл бұрын
Hmmm. Sounded. I’ve heard some of those lines before..... Jordan Peterson?
@linny35104 жыл бұрын
Love this! A lot of us seem to be in this same place with you. Just opening my heart and going with it. Thanks you two xx
@DragonflyDivaMuse Жыл бұрын
BEAUTIFUL video!!! This was RIGHT ON TIME for me. I have been feeling obsessed with the recollection of my traumas and stuck in a loop. What you just confirmed is that I NEED TO WRITE/MEMOIR my story so that I can be DONE with it FOREVER and move on. To literally CLOSE the chapter. To take back my power. And also, I find that GRATITUDE is far more powerful in healing than FORGIVENESS. Rather than forgive, I give GRATITUDE to the lessons and growth that incurred from grappling with the demons of others that tried to steal or snuff my light. And GRATITUDE to you for the knowledge, wisdom and resources you’ve offered for us self-healers in the world. 🙏🏾
@kricketkitty4 жыл бұрын
My dead unchangeable past....skeletons strangling my spirit. Can't go back. Change it by changing your present moment consciousness….reclaim your agency, reverse hopelessness with intentions, having the belief that maybe I can do something about this....I am not a victim... I see, intention is power… The time machine is inside. Skillfully find the key. Unlock the chains that bind. There is nothing higher, nothing better than vibrating at the frequency of love, appreciation, connection and gratitude….yes, yes, yes… Deep and difficult but possible. I'm an opti-mystic : ) Didn't survive this far for nothing. Thank you Richard for sharing your healing journey in such a powerful way. A natural environment and quality production (thank you Pierre) compliments your efforts greatly. Looking forward to meeting you in person one day.
@edwardglenn93104 жыл бұрын
Prague Kampa Park. Lovely place.
@christalhagan66964 жыл бұрын
That was great. Loved it. I really needed too see this today. It makes sense too me now why I have been stuck. I am going too start doing this from now on. Always enjoy your teaching, and videos. You are awesome!!
@wendyhandley94633 жыл бұрын
You save people time in their precious lives, you cut through the lengthy quagmire of endless talk of help and actually get to the point of it, the crux, the doing, the now. The knowledge your putting out is life changing. Thank you. I'm on it.
@realityjunky4 жыл бұрын
Excellent content!! You asked for feedback: as a reality junkie, I wouldn't use the word "magical" because I think people respond better when they learn how things really work. My local neuroscientist lectured on the two areas of brain anatomy that function in tandem and are responsible for ruminative thinking and social relationships. We are adapted to continuously check-in with people that we see and re-calibrate our identity in light of new information (even if that face is our own.) Social media has thrown us into overload with this system in much the same way cancer forms tumors through the unchecked growth of cells. As a newborn, the brain starts out almost blank and each bit of incoming information connects up a neural synapse. They are set up to basically be connected forever. We can't actually forget or unlearn behavior and experiences because the physical connections between neurons are still there. The good news is, our brains have billions of synaptic connections waiting to be made! Our anatomy has the plasticity to learn new behaviors on top of the old ones, filled with healthy habits. This plasticity enabled humans to live in every habitat and diet on the planet and thrive. In our complicated modern world, intentional behavior changes can be perceived as overwhelming. Personally, I find it easiest to think in terms of minutes; what would I like to do with the few minutes I'm in right now? I can ask myself if an activity is worth my minutes? This breaks time down into manageable quantities and also keeps me in 'the now', aka mindfulness. I suspect that's why your 'emotional flashback' app works so well.
@mr.coolmug31814 жыл бұрын
I've got to watch that again. Well done Pierre, this is brilliant Rich.
@KathrynPea4 жыл бұрын
Enjoyed this podcast yesterday. Love this stuff. So important today. Amazing job Pierre. 💕 These new videos are having an emotional impact. A positive impact. To feel teary from happiness and relief. A truly wonderful thing indeed. 🙏
@ianwylie90644 жыл бұрын
This fellow has nailed it here. Eat what nourishes you
@angela83513 жыл бұрын
Sometimes your videos make me cry, sometimes they punch me in the stomach. I tell myself to lose all hope & I have. I do the hand mnemonic quite regularly. I am honest with myself and sometimes realizations will just come to me and I accept them.. I've needed this, this is better than medicine! I've been watching your videos since May(2.5 months). I feel the difference, my coworkers see the difference. I'm 39 and there are several "dead monkeys" in my waters that scare the shit out of me. I have years of work in front of me that I am so willing to do because I have tools from you and Sam. Thank you!!
@reborn21524 жыл бұрын
1. "All is Mind." Everything that happens has to be a result of a mental state which precedes it. For anything to exist, thoughts had to form first, which then form physical reality or manifestation. " Setting a productive mental schedule is difficult when you’ve been conditioned with various “triggers” like Pavlov’s dogs. Sights, sounds, smells and combined sensations work to alter your mental state because they attract you towards past trauma and then set you in a similar mental state as the one experienced inside that trauma. They don’t teach real psychology in school because they don’t want you to understand the science of the mind. They want order followers, consumers, tax cattle and degenerates. No nation could persevere it’s freedom in the midst of continual warfare. ~James Madison This is true on the micro and macro levels. They create warfare in all of the bodies of a “man” so that when the time comes to defeat you you have already done the work for them.
@hornox4life4 жыл бұрын
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@hornox4life4 жыл бұрын
The power of TV/Hollywood. Pure conditioning "predictive" programming. Once you understand this, things become very clear. News = hypnosis. Countdown, beeps. Repetition. The agenda's are out in the open, pure propaganda, ahem PR.😜
@emilysalinas80374 жыл бұрын
Whilst I agree setting intent and focussing on a love vibration *would* change my life I'm finding it super hard to put into practice since the past, for me, is not just in the past but is getting relived over and over again through repeated dynamics that cause fresh pain in the here and now. For example, I tend to attract bullies in to my life - I try too hard with people, I apologise too much etc and it makes a certain type of person want to really come down on me. Regularly finding myself in situations with bullies combined with being a bit of a social outcast (partly social awkwardness and partly groupthink, so if one or two popular people in an institution such as the workplace write you off as not worth bothering with, the others tend to follow suite) can really take me to a bad headspace where it's hard to feel happy and goal-focussed or connected to a love vibration. I feel there's some negative patterns I need to somehow break before I can be more in control of having a more positive mindset to guide my daily life.
@richardspry65014 жыл бұрын
I bet lots of people have been in the situation you describe. The leap to focusing on intent is too great from your starting point. I think the best thing for someone in your situation is to have the goal in mind of making yourself stronger... in all areas of life. Physical strength is a great place to start and will make a shift to mental strength much easier. From there you can start setting healthy boundaries, and increasing your self confidence. In order to love you have to first have strength. Becoming strong, fearsome even, would be a good thing to aim for as long as you are clear that it's not the end point, but a step along the way.
@mariaellasm4 жыл бұрын
@Emily you could start by one or two simple things like "I will no longer apologize too much" and work on that. If you make a mistake, apologize once and that's it (bite your tongue if you need to;). If you mess up and start apologizing over and over, as soon as you can catch yourself and say "I messed up there!" and reinforce your determination to apologize appropriately, neither too much nor too little. Btw Richard's advice to start setting health goals is also good - start slow but be consistent. If you fail start over again. Emotionally and physically the only time you lose is when you give up:)
@phylvalen99919 ай бұрын
Right on time Richard, your work has taught me so much. Three years of searching and anguishing about the whole experience and lately obsessed with videos on how/why/ what caused him to be so broken, searching our childhoods (a sib) and some deep digging finding the terrible memories of the traumas that caused our brokenness. Forgiving our dad's brokenness and making peace with the past. Forgiven my ex(es), my part in it all (people pleasing+++++) finding my voice at age 67, silenced chronically since childhood. Setting boundaries (never knew this existed, that I could say no) and so much more discoveries about interpersonal weaknesses, self isolation and working on all of them wow what a journey! You, amongst all the voices, are the one I returned to each time and I'm eternally grateful for sharing your journey. No more videos except this one I shall listen to until it becomes the overriding teaching I've searched for. The exhausting, draining, debilitating search is finally over thank you with all my heart this video has brought me so much joy and positive hope. Bless you bless you bless you ❤❤❤ please look after yourself and take good care you are an incredible inspiration. Love and hugs from me in far away South Africa.
@marius13004 жыл бұрын
Couldn't have said it better myself. Who needs to listen to eckhart toll when you exist 🙏
@infiniLor4 жыл бұрын
No need to diss Eckhart! I LOVE both!
@mindrx1074 жыл бұрын
Excited! I have been setting my intent since I did "The Discipline" - eager for this video.
@AsheetingBull4 жыл бұрын
Well done Rich you are one of my guys I love your sense of humor. You “get it.” Thanks for being one of my inspirations that helps me to press on and to continue to work and heal!
@patriciabaker3324 жыл бұрын
My favorite man on the planet....just put out my favorite video on the planet. Been following Richie from day one. What a road marker here. Time to take a new trail!!!
@truckdog12064 жыл бұрын
Deep down trauma hounds howling in my ears. From the beginning always there, paralysing me with fear.
@openone31834 жыл бұрын
I feel like I've done this so many time only to find myself in the same pitfalls
@roland200020004 жыл бұрын
I've done the same. I don't really know why I go back to the same place. It might be when things start to go OK we become complacent and forget to keep a forward looking perspective on life or it may be that we can't deal with things going OK and need to return to the comfort of familiarity. I had a really bad coke problem and I've all but got rid of it but the odd thing is once a week I still do it. I don't have the awful depression and that inner critic knocking me down from dawn till dusk that used to be rectified by a packet of coke but instead it's like I just go into auto pilot and get my self some. The only reason I can see is that at some sub conscious level I need to return to that mess because I need the familiarity. I kind of need to return to what I know well even if that is not a nice place to be.
@marytujaka4 жыл бұрын
Vibrate at Love Connection Appreciation.
@maryallen80434 жыл бұрын
Yeshua makes all thing new and fresh. If one thinks that one can do it oneself that is very difficult and I would say almost impossible but with Yeshua His yoke is easy and with His Holy Spirit living in oneself all things are possible. The evil one keeps bringing up the past and mistakes but we as followers of Yeshua have to take every thought captive and tell that thought to go away by the power of Yeshua that lives in us. We all struggle with this world and thoughts we do not want because we are in this fleshly body and still looking for the great day when all this will be completely renewed. Keep looking up and persevering to hold on to the coming back of Yeshua!
@s-a50144 жыл бұрын
As I sit here today .. after countless hours of you tube .. being there for me through pain and suffering if condensed into a distilled injectable could kill .. I always knew there is life on the other side .. I think for me today .. it’s a combination of my video library.. and growth .. but to today here this video .. this morning .. when you want to tie it all together.. and you’ve been hearing and studying and intellectually knowing what to do next .. but just need a few more cheers and that perfect motivational message to speak to you thru understanding and acknowledgment of painful pasts in order to play into polishing the you that you are Well .. this might be the first video I’ve ever commented on .. thank you Richard .. for providing the spark to put to rest the need to understand.. and define .. to now move forward to life .. you are correct it not dead matter .. the past .. but as the scriptures say .. what is written is for your learning .. our past can teach us .. But can’t lead us Bye4Now
@polifonyann4 жыл бұрын
This works when i set my intent to the core of my being serendipity happens.
@wendy7884 жыл бұрын
Beautiful picture
@odelia11224 жыл бұрын
This is pure Abraham Hicks teaching 😍🙂 Nice to see people are evolving to this knowledge. Vibration is the root of all (good and bad )
@freespirit98064 жыл бұрын
To overcome my addiction I used the steps of AA. I surrendered to being powerless over the Narcissist I came to believe that a power greater than myself could restore me to sanity and I made a decision to live my life with the help of a loving God and to love myself and be loving and kind to others at the same time I won’t allow people to abuse me
@ingridchallenor82704 жыл бұрын
Brilliant Richard. Thank you I’ve discovered this is the only way out too.. Takes practice though.
@lunitee4 жыл бұрын
Woooo dude!! Where is the good old cynical Richard...lol No seriously, I couldn't agree more, and thanks for the nicely edited video! I have been practicing all the metaphysics for a while now, and I know for a fact that; when you focus on narcissistic abuse you are going to see more of it in your life BUT if you practice deliberate intention without having healed the trauma, a lot of the great manifestations are going to come to you through narcissists (sorry...) I am very curious what you have to reflect upon this, as even after years of research I have never heard someone clarify this. Maybe except Eckart Tolle, in his few interventions on the law of attraction, when he says that an intention/manifestation that comes from the ego is always going to be mixed up with the traumatic patterns in our life.
@amaliagkouma62704 жыл бұрын
Fresh stream of consciousness. Yes new morning meditation Thank u Richard
@cathymcpherson50223 жыл бұрын
I've watched Richard for about a year now, and his info helped me understand the missing puzzle pieces of my old story, but this video and his Create Space video are by far, my favourite! So beautiful and so healing.... for this day and for every day moving forward! Here's to healing and creating new stories! Onward!
@liesbethdevries49864 жыл бұрын
The healing proces will set you on a path of intent in the end. Yep, I am there.
@choosinghope4 жыл бұрын
Great job, Pierrexo and Richard, very artistic and compelling and the message got across loud and clear. Also very timely for me because i'm working on the emotional literacy course and I got stuck in the mud today. Huge gratitude xoxo
@jeffwatkins18454 жыл бұрын
Well said. Nicely filmed. Pierre did a great job. Your monologue is correctomundo. Absolutely spot on! Setting your intent.. deciding to be.. Being honest with yourself about past trauma to learn any lessons you need to learn and then YANG into the being you want to be. Move forward, setting things as you want them to be is the how to of creating new habits of personal growth. it does wonders at setting order straight. I would add a note to make sure to stay honest with yourself.. no willful ignorance or denial and then just keep on trucking writing your mental habits as you want them to be. When you figure out the big issues to arrested development, denial and willful ignorance are among the huge ones.. so that the male designs of yanging forward need an addenda to be sure to think and see things correctly as you go.
@aleveque79194 жыл бұрын
what a motivator!!!!!!!!!!inspiring!!!!!
@KellyOShea63664 жыл бұрын
Another arrow for my quiver.. Thank you ❤️☘️
@rm-pc35444 жыл бұрын
07:58 Survivor from the Otter-man Empire.
@donnasmith97134 жыл бұрын
Love this concept. I'm in recovery from alcoholism and this really touches on living in the present. Hard to explain the steps to family but this really does it! Thank you 😊❤️
@breakthesilencebreakthecycle4 жыл бұрын
When I attended NLP course a decade ago, our mentor would ask us to set intent before each class started. We would be in a circle, tune into the centre of our bodies and connect with that in a mild meditative state then write down our intention for the entire day. Then we'd proceed to whatever should be going on in the class, totally forgetting we had set the intentions. I find that it helped put me in a state of congruency and clarity of mind, which my mentor said was state management. I finished the day, of course with challenges but with intent at the back of my mind and a sense of completion at the end of the day. It was rewarding.
@rachelbarratt9494 жыл бұрын
Hi Richard... I understand your message. Every day I set an intent, sometimes I meet part of it and other days I can't wash or dress. I can think that my day is going well, but then find myself uncontrollably shaking, checking the doors and windows are locked, or having a full blown dissociation episode..... I'm unclear how to mange my emotional and bodily state. It's controlled by my unconscious and although I check in with myself through the day and night as you suggest, these episodes occur frequently, three or four times a day.....as for your video. It's very atmospheric, but I found it distracted from your message. I wondered where you were, why you were walking apparently alone, which made me feel sad, although I figured someone must be filming,why you sat on a naked baby that disturbingly appeared to be faceless, this freaked me out. I also wondered how cold it was as you seemed wrapped up. Therefore, I had to watch it twice, to just hear what you had to say...sorry.
@CRHall-ud9mq4 жыл бұрын
@what you focus on you become. .. If focus is like the wind that catches the sail, intent is the rudder you steer your boat with :-)
@michalamoodie86324 жыл бұрын
What you speak of is the kind of struggle I have at times. Stepping forward without fear, fear of making the same mistakes, fear of falling for the same old tricks. There's a soulfly song the quote you mentioned about hope reminded me of the line "no hope no fear" which pops into my head when Im trying too hard to predict outcomes, hope is a sad thing to lose but fear and hope are expectations, we really don't know the outcomes. Mystery is scary but it's also kind of exciting when I sense the fear I try to remind myself to let go and let God. 💝
@peacefreedom49304 жыл бұрын
I find that focusing on other things doesn’t address the underlying issues. In my experience it just resulted in a splintered existence. I have experienced success in various things after setting my intent. Still the trauma and questions are always sitting beneath the surface waiting for opportunities to randomly pop up. Slowing down seems to be an invitation for the “ whys “ to darken my doorstep. Recently I found a “ time machine “ and I’m grateful. EMDR is magical! I’m learning that the whys don’t even matter. EMDR shifts my entire perspective of a traumatic experience. It’s freeing me from the burden of long held, negative, false beliefs. I’m hopeful about the future because of the results I’m experiencing.
@clydekelvinandthesinners.39774 жыл бұрын
''Hope makes a good breakfast, but a bad supper'' [Francis Bacon]
@whit26424 жыл бұрын
Love this
@brett.c16494 жыл бұрын
This is the opposite of 6 months of emotional literacy work. So should we only do the emotional literacy drill when we get an emotional flahback and then re insert our intent ?
@tonytackett38434 жыл бұрын
This guy is a wisdom killer. What a nut. Coming to terms with your past gains understand and wisdom can be achieved. Wisdom can help those we love threw gaining contentment today by understanding. Going forward without understanding of ones own beliefs will only create new problems and allow those that spot those problems to take advantage of them. I hope to see push back on this guy in the comments.
@darkkstar56474 жыл бұрын
This is fantastic. Practical and philosophical at once. Perfectly stated.
@builderofcastles4 жыл бұрын
Nice video production. This video does not fit well in your past work... although everything you said is true, it can only come after you have developed tools to work it. * You have to develop mindfulness. (else you can't get into that space between the flashback and the pain) * You have to look into your past for the reason, else you do not have a map of where the landmines are buried. * You have to begin healing the flashbacks. * You have to have some emotional literacy. After that, you can use the techniques in this video to create a better future. "Why did i leave my ex-wife?" - well, before you worked on these tools that was the ONLY choice you could make. Even if you had a time machine, it is the ONLY choice you could make. So, applying the techniques stated in this video is meaningless. (until you create the tools to use them)
@susancarlson77634 жыл бұрын
I just clicked the like button. I've never done that before.
@emmmzxo41384 жыл бұрын
Very cool to see you and Pierre working together 👌thanks for the vid today
@j4yteex4 жыл бұрын
Richard..... THANK YOU for this.... as a CPTSD sufferer this helps ... greatly??!! Trust you’re well 🙏🏻👍
@BrianScalabrineMVP4 жыл бұрын
thumbnail looks really good thought I was clicking on a TIME news video
@brisguy690074 жыл бұрын
Great new video format. My only question for this video is “how”. How do I change that intention and add emotional content to it when I am emotionally shut down and numb from years of narcissistic abuse and other added trauma. Are there techniques to learn? If so where?
@itchyscratch63284 жыл бұрын
Maybe work on your emotional literacy. Watch Richard's other videos talking about emotional literacy and "feeling the feels" or his website with available courses on.
@Nautilus19724 жыл бұрын
"Hope is the greatest of all evils because it prolongs the suffering of men." - Friederich Nietsczhe. Very good and sensible message, beautifully shot and produced,. Well done. all the best mate.
@whit26424 жыл бұрын
Nautilus1972 eh, Nietsczhe went down in a nihilistic blaze of despair. Not a great person to reference for active change in any manner. He is a dish best served cold and quick. Here and there. I can’t think of an author to cause one to continue to turmoil in pain of thoughts more than FN.
@debkelly10954 жыл бұрын
Well said Richard! It is my intent to live in a world where people love and care for themselves and each other, where we appreciate and enjoy each other and this beautiful planet we call home.
@humanlifeexperience4 жыл бұрын
Richard: talking about skillfully riding your ID and managing impulses Also Richard 10 seconds later: *gives you an example by slapping huge, metal, baby's sculpture butt cheeks*
@mattmarchand31394 жыл бұрын
Hey Richard have you heard of ACIM? What your expressing is almost identical to the teaching of ACIM.(A course in miracles). Im do the lesson from the course and its very powerful stuff.
@georginawhitby13204 жыл бұрын
It's actually the precise opposite when examined properly . A Course in Miracles is a system of manipulation and deception. A counterfeit and corruption.
@mattmarchand31394 жыл бұрын
@@georginawhitby1320 wow Georgina. I know for sure that you have not studied it for years and practiced the lessons. Its call "A course in Miracles " for a reason. Not the course in miracles. Because there are many paths to the truth. Acim emphasizes the innocence and forgiveness in Jesus's message. The other message in Christianity is we are guilt and sinners. How could god create something thats not perfect? God is perfect. God cant create mistakes. If you believe your Guilty and a mistake than that is a hell of your own making. Placing the responsibility for our redemption on Jesus is a mistake. Jesus said the kingdom is with. That means you have God in you and can create like God because God works through you. Thats the way God creates more and more love. But we have to choose. Your beliefs which are decisions you have made independent of Gods will create death and destruction. Ask God what to do when you have decision. God wont force it on you. You need to ask. Whats the most loving thing to do in this situation? Thats what God wants you to ask him to decide for you
@waschell14 жыл бұрын
I'm a licensed therapist and if people could embody this, truly get it at a soul level, they wouldn't need therapy which would be a good thing.
@indiracamotim28583 жыл бұрын
For the first time on the 1st of January, I set an intent for being present in the now moment and in comes this video. I actually journaled the words that I intend to vibrate at the frequency of love and abundance !!!!!! I continue to be grateful to you for the constant reminders that you keep giving to us, Richard. Great job with the video, Pierre XO 🎁🌺🪔
@crystalshadesoflightworker4 жыл бұрын
Thanks Richard. I’ve been following you for years now throughout all of my journey and had come to the same conclusions as you have of late. Can’t wait to see where you go from here. I love that you share you own personal growth and journey with us all as you discover it; along with the tools of your courses to date. I’ll be following along with this journey and love the food for thought you often bring;even if at times it is simply a reminder or validation...it always seem to be the gentle nudge I need to continue on with my self discovery and healing path. With the deepest of gratitude 🙏🏻❤️
@AshleyAnessa4 жыл бұрын
I feel like this a video showing your growth. I love seeing that someone I admire is going through their own leveling up. Your message here is inspiring me to only write comments of positivity and gratitude in my life rather than the crappy things that happened in the past. Thank you yet again Richard.
@vanessayurrita37244 жыл бұрын
At last someone who tells you the thruth and how to overcome this horrible experience! Thank you Richard! God bless you!
@cristinaferreira22304 жыл бұрын
These words are so true I'm focused on the present, and a better future I don't want to look back, I'm on a path to being true to myself and being happy no matter what, never loose hope on things you want to accomplish, do it today don't wait for tomorrow,Great video