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Apr 5, 2017
Apr 5, 2017
56 min
Caroline Myss joins me for a direct and interpretive conversation on identity, belief systems, relationships, and the patterns that shape perception, behaviour, and self-relation.
In this discussion, Caroline explores:
✓ How alignment with personal truth influences self-relation and patterns of behaviour
✓ How mental health experiences can relate to differences in perception and sensitivity
✓ How choices shape direction and reinforce patterns linked to belief and expectation
✓ How shifts in identity can influence behaviour and reduce attachment to rigid patterns
✓ How co-dependent dynamics form and influence relationships
✓ How preparation and self-awareness support the capacity for more stable relationships
This conversation is part of The Health Zone, hosted by Mícheál Ó Mathúna — author of The Eleven New Commandments and an integrative practitioner working in the areas of conditioning, self-trust, and internal regulation.
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In this conversation, we explore not just how identity and belief shape behaviour, but how recognising these patterns can begin to shift the way we relate to ourselves and others.
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