Courage and Hope for Love and Broken Heart

This post isn’t about habits and practices to achieve something, but rather being hopeful during the times of distress, darkness and when our heart is broken. Being hopeful isn’t easy when we are discouraged and disappointed. If ever you feel emotionally down, I encourage you to just be with your emotions and cry if you want to. Call a trusted person if you need to talk it out. Write about your hurt. There’s no timeline for the emotional processing and there shouldn’t be. Take whatever amount of time you need to embrace the suck, and then try to find to some hope for betterment of future.

I hope this post brings some hope to you if you are feeling discouraged in some way, if you’re having not-so-good day, or in any situation. Hope is completely free to tap into. Hope will serve you the best when you only feel your unpleasant emotions. Departing from the sad emotions and trying to feel hopeful seems to me a divorce from yourself and from your emotions.

Below, you’re going to read my free flow journaling after a hurtful episode right after an enjoying experience. Shouldn’t life to be experienced in all its flavors? My hope for you to find solace inside you. Here it starts…

“I was feeling in flow, enjoying singing and dancing by the pool. Then, all of a sudden, I felt rejected. This particular woman didn’t want to see me again. I really felt deep hurt, disappointed.

I just feels like to start all over again with the new person. I see a ray of light followed by the anxiousness of what will happen next. The ray of light brings a sense of hope, hope of love, connection, physical and emotional intimacy, and sexual intimacy. And, again, I see the dark clouds.

Sadness pour into my heart. I cry. I look back in life and feel the same patterns repeating itself. I feel hopeless. I ask myself – will I ever find a loving partner? I question myself. I doubt myself.

On one hand, I really want to feel my emotions and just cry. On another hand, I hear a voice to be strong, courageous, and hopeful. I ask – how long should I be hopeful? I don’t know the answer. Every time, the hopes to meet someone get shattered and my heart gets broken into small pieces. I feel the disappointments.

I know, sometime soon, I will see a ray of hope and collect the broken pieces of my heart. I know, I will start again on the journey of seeking happy and healthy love.

Now, I take a stand to heal my broken courage. I am showing courage to let my heart break into pieces, and to see hope for love over and over. Every darkness is followed by light. Every light is followed by darkness.

It’s the courage to swing between light and dark. I see myself on the dark end of this spectrum of life. I am telling myself to be hopeful again because light awaits for me on the other end. I get to be patient, allow myself to feel the pain of this wound – the pain of broken heart.

The more I feel, I more I see the light, the hope, and the courage to start walking again. Every night is followed by morning. Every morning is followed by the night. I could feel her touch, her kiss, and tears rolled over my cheeks.

I shouted – why does this happen to me again and again? I feel rejected. I switch off the room lights and just want to cry. It’s dark and lonely and I only see the clouds of sadness. I couldn’t change what happened.

I see courage and I’m willing to show up again.

Grief always come uninvited when someone leaves you even after one meeting. I want to surrender. I want to let it go. I am on my feet again with confidence, hope and courage to do it again. I feel OK to let myself wound, and do it again and again with hope.

I am hopeful. I am courageous.”


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Daphne Rose Kingma — Finding True Love, Coming Apart, Why Relationships End, Living Through Crisis, and More (#150)

“You know how out of date so many of us are with ourselves, we’ve just stacked up all this stuff; all this psychological clutter.”

-Daphne

Daphne Rose Kingma is a best selling author, beloved emotional healer, spiritual guide, relationship expert, keynote speaker, and workshop leader. She is the author of a dozen books about love and relationships, among them the best-sellers COMING APART: Why Relationships End and How to Live Through the Ending of YoursTHE FUTURE OF LOVE: The Power of the Soul in Intimate Relationships as well as the prize-winning (Books for a Better Life Award: Best Spiritual Book of 2010) guide for living through crisis, THE TEN THINGS TO DO WHEN YOUR LIFE FALLS APART. Her new work of fiction, A Spiritual Fairy Tale entitled THE MAGICAL WORLD OF MADAME METIER, was released in July, 2017.

Her books have sold more than a million and a half copies and been translated into 16 languages. Daphne has been on more than a thousand radio and televisions programs including six appearances on Oprah, and been featured in a multitude of print and media outlets.

Dubbed “The Love Doctor” by the San Francisco Chronicle, she has been a workshop leader at the Esalen Institute, Big Sur, California for more than 18 years and has done her signature emotional healing work with individuals, groups and couples for more than three decades.

Books can be found at http://daphnerosekingma.com/books/

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  • You are a six time guests on Oprah and then the San Francisco Chronicle dubbed you as the love doctor. Why did they call you as a love doctor?
  • Could you share any story that comes to your mind about your love life, if that is comfortable to you?
  • Meeting with a gentleman in France
  • Could you describe some of the types of the lovers and what kind of a lover are you?
  • Is there any personality type that is conducive to have a good relationship in our life?
  • On people pleasure personalities
  • What is involved in loving oneself and caring for oneself which is each of our own greatest works when it comes to love
  • What can we do to love ourselves and ask others to provide us the kind of love we desire and we need it?
  • How does someone become aware of the origin of their trauma and their childhood issues?
  • You have worked with many individuals, many relationships, many, many relationship couples in your entire career. How would you guide them through becoming aware of their issues that are coming up, which are unresolved?
  • When we start digging around in our pain, All roads lead to our childhood, to what happened there. What exactly happened to me as I was growing up that has made me uncomfortable or incompetent or heartbroken or unable to, to function in these places in my life. And so that pain, I always say the presence of the pain is the promise of the change.
  • What commonalities have you seen, which causes them to suffer in their relationships, in their loving relationships?
  • Self-love
  • What do you think could be the reason of ending our relationships that we are not aware of?
  • What makes a good relationship therapist?
  • The practice of gratitude
  • The power of commonality in a relationship
  • What characteristics or qualities your parents had that made them to have a beautiful relationship?
  • At what point in your life you realize that you needed to write about relationships and spending your whole life in this arena of relationships and helping others?
  • and much more

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Loch Kelly on Awakening, The Way of Effortless Mindfulness, Creating Spaciousness, Meeting with Anthony de Mello, and More (#146)

“By shifting awareness you do not need to control or quiet the thoughts and emotions that are arising. Instead, simply find out who or what everything is arising to, and from that awareness a natural wisdom, well-being and compassion can welcome everything.”

– Loch Kelly

Loch Kelly, M.Div., LCSW, is an author, meditation teacher, psychotherapist, and founder of the 501c3 non-profit, Open-Hearted Awareness Institute. Loch teaches in a non-sectarian human being lineage using an adult education style based in the earliest non-dual wisdom traditions, modern science and psychotherapy. Loch is grateful to all his teachers and shares from his own experience that has given him great joy, freedom and love. Loch’s work is to help people access awakening as the next natural stage of human development.

He offers in-person retreats, workshops, and online video and audio courses. He served on the New York Insight Teachers Council, studied extensively with Mingyur Rinpoche, and was invited to teach direct realization by Adyashanti.Loch has collaborated with neuroscientists at Yale, UPenn and NYU in the study of how awareness training can enhance compassion and wellbeing.

As a licensed psychotherapist, Loch has been teaching seminars, supervising clinicians and practicing awareness psychotherapy in NYC for 30 years. Loch is a graduate of Columbia University and Union Theological. He was awarded a fellowship to study forms of non-dual meditation in Sri Lanka, India and Nepal from 1981-1982 and has studied with teachers from around the world. He studied Buddhism with Professor Lily de Silva at the University of Kandy, Sri Lanka, Insight Meditation with Godwin Samararatne and at the Theravada monasteries, Inter-Spiritual Contemplative Meditation with Fr. Bede Griffiths and Anthony de Mello, Advaita at Sri Ramana Ashram, and Dzogchen and Sutra Mahamudra with Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche in Nepal. Loch spent 10 years establishing homeless shelters and community lunch programs and working in a community mental health clinic in Brooklyn, New York.

He also served as Coordinator of Counseling and Interspiritual Chaplain at Union Theological Seminary and worked extensively with families recovering from the trauma of 9/11. Loch currently lives in New York City with his wife Paige and their cat Duffy.

Loch’s book: The Way of Effortless Mindfulness

Webpage for Loch Kelly’s New Book, with free gifts: The Way of Effortless Mindfulness

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  • Could you share some of your experiences learning Buddhism in India, Nepal and Sri Lanka?
  • What do you consider that as your first spiritual experience?
  • Effort mindfulness – letting go and surrender
  • What were your first few days like when you were travelling to  in India and Sri Lanka in 1981 and 1982?
  • Deliberate mindfulness practice
  • We can practice calm, peace, relaxation in those meditation retreats. And the big question is how do we make transition into the reality of this world?
  • Direct path tradition – Dalai Lama
  • Living a fully intimate human life
  • Studying spiritual contemplative meditation with Anthony de Mello.
  • How did you life change after coming to US after travelling to India, Srilanka and from retreats?
  • How do we practice effortless mindfulness?
  • What is your definition version of enlightenment?
  • Any difference between a small mind and awareness based mind?
  • What are your personal favorite activities to get into this effortless mindfulness?
  • Can you talk about that trauma and suffering and how can we relieve this suffering when we have it everywhere and how, and what are the good practices, ways to mitigate, suffering and deal with it in a loving way?
  • and much more

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Tim Ferriss — How To Build A World-Class Network and Large Audience

Don’t dismiss people, don’t be a dick, and don’t rush. Play the long game.

Tim Ferriss

This post highlights some of the podcasts by Tim Ferriss I’ve listened to several times which I enjoyed immensely and helped me a lot in my podcasting, how to connect with people, how to network with people, how to build deep relationships, and much more. If these resources help you in some ways, I’d love to hear about your experiences. Some episodes go deeper into depression, books, and other resources.

Tim Ferriss has been listed as one of Fast Company’s “Most Innovative Business People” and one of Fortune’s “40 under 40.” He is an early-stage technology investor/advisor (Uber, Facebook, Shopify, Duolingo, Alibaba, and 50+ others) and the author of five #1 New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers, including The 4-Hour Workweek and Tools of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers. The Observer and other media have called Tim “the Oprah of audio” due to the influence of The Tim Ferriss Show podcast, which is the first business/interview podcast to exceed 100 million downloads. It has now exceeded 600 million downloads.

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Podcasts I listened to:

  1. How to Build a World-Class Network in Record Time: In this episode, you’ll learn:
    • The most common mistakes people make when attempting to “network”,
    • how to interact with A-listers (or opt not to),
    • how to enjoy the ride and not end up exhausted with a pocket full of business cards that do nothing, and much more.
  2. How to Build a Large Audience From Scratch: 50% of this episode is spent explaining how Tim built an audience from scratch, if he had to start over today. Some other questions, Tim answers,
    • If you’re the average of the 5 people you surround yourself with, who are those 5 people for you?
    • Based on the self-experiments you conducted in your books, are there any habits you continue to implement on a daily basis?
  3. Daymond John and How to Turn Weaknesses into Strengths: In this episode, you’ll learn untold stories about Tim’s beginnings and rough starts. If you’ve ever felt like a beginner in business, or found your back against a wall, you will learn how to take your lack of resources and turn it into a strength.
  4. Guy Raz Interviews Tim Ferriss — How I Built This — Key Lessons, Critical Decisions, and Reinvention for Fun and Profit: In this episode, Guy traces Tim’s story from the very early days to the current day, asking him about key decisions, hard times, obstacles, lessons learned, and much, much more.
  5. Cal Fussman Corners Tim Ferriss: All the pieces are coming together here!” — Cal Fussman
  6. Guy Kawasaki interviews Tim Ferriss: This episode isn’t completely feel good, pixie dust, and unicorns. Guy and Tim delve into heavy topics such as depression and suicide. Tim also explains the role of physical exercise in his wellbeing, why he doesn’t use social media anymore, and how to grow a podcast.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: Please note that Information shared in this post is for educational purposes only, and is not intended in any way as psychological treatment, advice or consultation of any kind. “if you are struggling with trauma and other mental health issues, please seek the treatment of a licensed mental health professional.

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Jordan Harbinger on Lesson Learned from Ray Dalio, Building Relationships Forgiveness, Relationship with Parents, and More (#145)

Jordan Harbinger has helped develop one of the leading self-development programs in the world, with a special expertise in social capital, relationship-building and authentic rapport. He is also the host of The Jordan Harbinger Show, where he interviews leading entrepreneurs, celebrities, writers and experts about psychology, performance, life and success. For all his work in the field, Forbes named Jordan one of the 50 best relationship-builders in the world, and Inc. Magazine recently called him “the Larry King of Podcasting.”

Jordan has shared his ideas around the world as a speaker and consultant. His work has been presented in Silicon Valley (at companies such as Google, Apple, Twitter, and Square) and to various government branches and agencies (including all branches of the U.S. Military, the Department of State, and Department of Defense). He has also given talks on security, social-engineering and psychology to BlackHat, DEFCON and Harvard Business School, and has advised private companies and law-enforcement agencies on their security and communications.

A former U.S. State Department employee and Wall Street attorney who speaks five languages, Jordan has spent several years abroad in Europe and the developing world, including South America, Eastern Europe, the Balkans and the Middle East. He has worked for various governments and NGOs overseas, traveled through war zones, led several trips through North Korea, and been kidnapped—twice. (The only reason he’s still alive and kicking is because of his ability to talk his way into (and out of) just about any situation.)

On The Jordan Harbinger Show, Jordan shares all of this experience—and the system born as a result—with his listeners. 

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Book Mentioned: Extreme Ownership

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  • On shower thoughts
  • Could you share any memorable story from your teenage years?
  • what was your relationship like with your parents when you were growing?
  • Were your parents supportive of you when you were working on hacking?
  • Do you have specific practices in your day-to-day life to prioritize your sanity, so to speak?
  • did you ever have any struggles while forgiving to anybody in your life?
  • At what point in your life did you make the transition to quit your corporate lawyer job and starting your podcast and doing all these things?
  • How should someone learn this art of interviewing?
  • and Much More

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Attachment Styles, Communication in Relationships, Fear of Commitment and Healthy Boundaries — Lisa Scott

Attachment Styles, Communication in Relationships, Fear of Commitment and Healthy Boundaries — Lisa Scott

“Trauma isn’t what happens to you, it’s what happens inside you.”

Gabor Maté

This post highlights some of the resources by Lisa Scott listened to, recently which I enjoyed so much. In fact, I have been listening to this podcast on repeat. So, here is backstory. In the second week of April 2021, I was feeling deep emotional pain and heartache. I’ve been in the process of understanding and uncovering my own childhood issues and trauma. I had heard Gabor Mate and other Legendaries mention about parent-child attachments during early years and how it shapes our relationships with ourselves and with others when we grow older.

I searched “attachment” on Spotify and this new podcast from Lisa popped up. As I started listening—I was completely thrilled and it resonated with me so much that I could go back (in my mind) to my childhood and see some deep things with less resistance and better clarity.

Hence, I decided to list down all the podcast episodes I listened to in a week so that you can also learn about attachment styles and their close siblings.

Lisa Scott is a licensed professional counselor and host of her own podcast, What’s Next With Lisa Scott. Lisa is well known for her solution based and client focused style of therapy. Aside from hosting her own podcast, Lisa owns a private practice, and is a professor of psychology. With over fifteen years of experience as a mental health professional and experience ranging from crisis intervention in a clinical setting to working with families and individuals, Lisa’s  passion and focus remains on empowering people to establish healthy loving relationships not only with themselves but with others in their life .

Lisa’s podcast is for all ages and all walks all life. If you’re human this podcast is for you. Lisa Scott is a licensed professional counselor who has developed techniques to start living a more authentic, fulfilled life, by taking common theories from the therapy world and making them relatable and something people can connect to. Anger, sadness, anxiety, self worth, authenticity and how to take your power back are just of the the concepts she discusses.

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Podcasts I listened to:

  • Anxious Attachment in Relationships: In this episode, Lisa talks about what it looks like to anxiously attach to people in relationships, and how that can hinder your relationship success. Listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts.
  • Fearful Avoidant Attachment Style in Relationships: In this episode Lisa discusses, fearful avoidant relationship style. This attachment style can prove to be one of the most difficult, because these people withdrawal often times with no warning when things get too intimate. Listen in as Lisa explains how to spot it in someone you’re dating, how to spot it in yourself, and how to work through it to form a secure attachment. 
  • Dismissive Avoidant Attachment Style in Relationships: In this episode, Lisa discusses third attachment style, dismissive avoidant style. This attachment style can be a result of a caregiver who minimized their child’s feelings, and therefore never taught the child how to feel or to be comfortable with anyone else’s feelings. Listen in, as Lisa tells you what it is, how to spot it, and what to do about it. 
  • Secure Attachment in Relationships: In this episode, Lisa details what secure attachment is, what it feels like, how to find it, and how to take care of it. If you’re craving a healthy relationship, listen in learn how to connect to yourself and those around you in a way that feels empowered and healthy. 
  • Communication in Relationships: Why does communicating in your relationship always seem so hard??? Listen in, as Lisa goes through what healthy communication in a relationship looks like as well as gives some pointers and advice regarding how to start communicating more effectively in your relationship, today! Lisa also answers a listeners question about how to get over a break up. 
  • Healthy Boundaries and Toxic Positivity: In this episode, Lisa helps you work through how to set healthy boundaries that feel good and don’t alienate everyone around you. Lisa also addresses how being too positive all of the time can actually become a toxic coping mechanism.
  • Do You Have A Fear of Commitment?: In this episode, Lisa explains what a fear of commitment actually means and she explains how to get to the root of pushing through that discomfort. Lisa also details what kind of things you need to do to help ensure you can enter a relationship with a secure attachment vs an anxious or insecure one. 

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: Please note that Information shared in this post is for educational purposes only, and is not intended in any way as psychological treatment, advice or consultation of any kind. “if you are struggling with relationship issues,trauma and other mental health issues, please seek the treatment of a licensed mental health professional.

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Erika Flint on Mind-Body Relaxation Techniques, Embodied Hypnosis, Binaural Beats, Two Breath Hypnosis Technique, and Much More (#144)

“Look at your negative self-talk and the next thing is that understand what you do want in your life. And if you don’t know what that is—you have to figure it out. So many people think they have to know their purpose before they start doing something. When in reality start doing something and your purpose will be revealed.”

– Erika

Erika Flint is a Board Certified Hypnotist with the National Guild of Hypnotists, Best-selling Author of Reprogram Your Weight and Lighter, an Accredited Certified Professional Hypnotherapy Instructor, a certified 5-PATH ® hypnotherapist, and a Certified 7th Path ® Self-hypnosis Teacher of the Ultimate 9th Degree. Her background is in computer programming and problem solving. She worked in that field as a Software Engineer for over a decade when she realized how interested she was in the greatest computing device available – the human mind! Now she helps people transform their lives with the power of hypnosis.

She writes articles for hypnosis.org, 5-PATH.org, and has been published in a local magazine called Bellingham Alive. She’s a speaker on hypnosis related topics and has presented her work at the NGH’s annual convention since 2013 where she has helped Hypnotists be more successful in their business by understanding online marketing.

One of her favorite things to do when she’s not instructing or seeing clients is appearing as a co-host on the very popular and free online hypnosis educational series, Cal Banyan’s Hypnosis, Etc.
In 2015, she was awarded the 5-PATH ® Leadership award, and later honored with the distinction of being an Accredited Certified Professional Hypnotherapy Instructor.

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LinkedIn | Website | Twitter | Hypnosis Training | Facebook

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  • What is your morning routine?
  • What kinds of songs do you listen to in the morning?
  • When did you start creating music in your life?
  • What are binaural beats?
  • Benefits of binaural beats
  • Could you tell us some of your movement exercises?
  •  What kind of questions do you ask yourself while practicing those moment exercises, if any comes to your mind
  • What is your relationship with anger now versus in the past?
  • Two breath hypnosis technique demo
  • Why did you change your career from software engineer?
  • Why did you choose hypnosis?
  • On vagus nerve
  • Polyvagal theory
  • What could be the ways to calm down our vagus nerve
  • Difference between meditation and hypnosis
  • Writing process
  • and much more

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Patricia Karpas — Relationship Master Class and Relational Mindfulness (#143)

“I don’t even use words like mistakes or failures so much in my vocabulary anymore, but a lot of the things that I’ve done, have taught me things that I really needed to learn.”

– Patricia

Patricia Karpas is Meditation Studio’s Co-Founder and Head of Content. She is also the host of Untangle, Meditation Studio’s original podcast  with over 4 mm listens to date that shares stories from experts and thought leaders about how mindfulness practices change us. 

A New York-native and former media executive at CNBC, NBC and AOL, Patricia is passionate about health and wellness and deeply committed to having a positive impact on the world.She co-founder meditation studio app with the simple goal of making meditation accessible to everyone. This little app has gone on to do big things. Named one of Apple’s Top 10 Apps of the Year, Meditation Studio has helped millions of people start a meditation practice. In 2018,  Meditation Studio was sold to to the makers of Muse, the Brain Sensing Headband.

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This is the part 2 of my conversation with Patricia. In this episode, Patricia discusses relational mindfulness, what are the good qualities to have a compatible partnership, and much more.  If you have not listened to part 1, Patricia Karpas — Co-founder of Meditation Studio App, Head of Content for Muse, The Brain Sensing Headband yet, please check that out – you will love it.  In part 1 Patricia discusses how she learned to be self-reliant from a very early age, how she launched the meditation studio app, her meditation practice, interviewing renowned mindfulness and meditation teachers, and much more.

Connect with Patricia: LinkedIn | Website | Twitter | Instagram

Meditation Studio links: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Podcast | Muse

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