Perceptions; Talks on Mental Health

Identity Death

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Hey there, lovely souls! Welcome back to another episode where we dive deep into the currents of self-discovery. Today, we're embarking on a profound journey into the realm of identity death. Join me as we peel back the layers of personal identity, questioning the narratives we cling to and the archetypes that shape our sense of self.

As we navigate this exploration, we confront the paradox of human existence: the innate desire to belong and be seen, juxtaposed with the fluidity and interconnectedness of all beings. Together, we'll acknowledge the discomfort that often accompanies the process of releasing outdated identities, recognizing that growth and healing require us to let go of the familiar to make space for the new.

Drawing from Nietzsche's concept of the Dionysian and Apollonian forces, we unravel the duality within ourselves, reflecting on the interplay between chaos and order, intuition and rationality. Through Nietzsche's lens, we confront the limitations of egoic identity and the liberating potential of embracing the irrational and transformative aspects of our existence.

Throughout our conversation, I invite you to reflect on the stories you tell yourself about who you are. Are these narratives serving your highest good, or are they holding you back from embracing your true essence? By relinquishing the need for external validation and embracing the chaos within, we open ourselves up to profound transformation and self-discovery.

Join me on this journey of liberation as we navigate the complexities of identity and embrace the beauty of embracing change.

Together, let's rewrite the narratives that no longer serve us and step into our power as agents of transformation. #SelfDiscovery #Transformation #EmbraceChange 🌿

 

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All information shared on this podcast is meant to be received as advice only. If you’re thinking of hurting yourself or another, get help by phoning one of the helplines listed below.

If you have other symptoms that might suggest signs of an underlying mental health condition, make an appointment with your doctor.

 

Mental Health resources:

Samaritans: Call 116 123 for free, or visit their website https://www.samaritans.org

Hopeline: Call 0800 068 4141 for free, or visit their website http://www.papyrus.org.uk

Emergency Services: Call 999