Rob Preece: Tibetan Buddhist Tantra, Carl Jung, and Working with Trauma | Ep. 15

[@victoriafilmproduction6803]

Thank you for this insightful conversation! I think the deepest truth is to be found in all religions and wisdom teachings, but the Buddhist teachings especially developed and preserved a clear path that leads to the recognition of this truth and clean lineages could be maintained until today. But I think as you, that it has to mingle skilfully with the western mind and can't be overtaken 1:1. Adaptation is required and this conversation gives many hints in which direction these blending adjustments could be untertaken and why, so I'm very grateful. Still the purity of the lineages needs to be kept as well. How to bridge these contradictory aspects I also can't answer so far. Anyhow it should continue in this direction and further even be connected to our christian background and roots...

[@barbarabartels5449]

I've had a lot of therapy, pretty much in the past, depends, also out of body experiences. Now I recognize a guide in my own head and guidance within the conversations of others. I can put things together functionally myself unless i get stuck, content and creative.

[@santosjoaoferreira8335]

Tanks, it’s a nice episode. When you talk about bouddhisme I toke: in vajrayana tantra there are siting divinities and stand up divinities. At this level practicing is life in self.

[@terrilewis5082]

Really beautiful conversation. I’m very excited about all the books coming out. Thank you!🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️

[@milesneale]

thank you Terri! coming soon!

[@JesseNickelltheFourth]

Great talk!

[@christinevandenberg8]

❤

[@milesneale]

thank you for checking out Dr. Gilbert and my episode with Rob Preece!