Wiggle Room Podcast: Episode 28

Should I Focus On A Particular Area Of The Body When Doing The Work? + How Can I Remain Positive When Finding My Part In Things? + You Can’t Push Someone Down And Pull Yourself Up At The Same Time

In this episode of the Wiggle Room Podcast, we have an interesting discussion about The Work. We cover several different topics and I share my experience.

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Timeline

0:00 — Intro
02:34 — Question: Should I Focus On A Particular Area Of The Body When Doing The Work?
05:46 — Discussion: How Can I Remain Positive When Finding My Part In Things?
31:24 — Newsletter: You Can’t Push Someone Down and Pull Yourself Up at the Same Time
35:52 — Outro

Open Session Recording

Listen to the Open Session recording as we discuss several topics related to The Work of Byron Katie. These Open Session recordings are unedited so you can experience the spontaneous and dynamic exploration that happens in these sessions.

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Newsletter Text

In the second part of the recording, I read my article, You Can’t Push Someone Down and Pull Yourself up at the Same Time. Subscribe to the newsletter to get new articles like this one each week.

Bonus Videos

If you prefer video, you can watch the following sections of the podcast in HD video.

Should I Focus On A Particular Area Of The Body When Doing The Work?

How Can I Remain Positive When Finding My Part In Things?

You Can’t Push Someone Down and Pull Yourself Up at the Same Time

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