In this episode of the Wiggle Room Podcast, you’ll hear a participant using The Work of Byron Katie to question a challenging thought, “My mother committed suicide.” In this case, she is questioning an actual statement of fact. As she works, you’ll see how she starts to find a little wiggle room in her thinking.
0:00 — Intro
1:54 — Inquiry: “My Mother Committed Suicide”
38:13 — Newsletter: “Moving Beyond What Is Familiar – An Antidote to Grief”
44:52 — Outro
The dialogue in the first part of this episode is taken from one of my weekly Open Sessions. You can be a participant in Open Sessions each week to do The Work with me or ask your questions. This is an unedited recording so you can experience the natural process of exploration using The Work of Byron Katie (4 Questions and Turnarounds).
In the second part of the recording, you’ll hear me reading the newsletter article, Moving Beyond What Is Familiar – An Antidote to Grief. If you’re dealing with grief in any form, you may find this article helpful.
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