#StrokeofGenius
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- In this special #Strokeofgenius episode our guest interviewer Claudia Mason, supermodel, author, stroke thriver sits down with neuroanatomist, author, and TED talk star Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor.
We were lucky enough to listen in on this intimate conversation with these two amazing women as they explore the spiritual side of healing, how to choose who to be in this moment, different healing modalities and spirituality.
The whole Interview reminds me of the principles of Solution-Focused Therapy. Don't be trapped in problems, experience the great area of possibilities. This was a heartwarming Interview! Thank you!
Incredible interview. i cannot get enough of Jill. I have had so many heartaches past year and they continue I am looking for any way to learn what a gift life is….. I mean I have always known it but truly took it for granted. Im suffering and heartbroken about a current situation. I continue to look for ways to stay within the 24 hours…and repeat….if this was your last day is this how you would spend it…trapped in your thought system
What an amazing lady!. She has the most evidential and powerful story of a massive stroke, and the circumstances around it. Always incredible words of wisdom from her. Thank you!
Great interview!
The power to choose, being in the moment, to choose between to react or not to react, etc...wow, love all these insights...thank you🙏💖
I could listen to her all day
A lovely conversation about human depth and potential. Your discussion of the divided brain is supported by the work of Dr. Iain McGilchrist his book: The Divided Brain. We have a ways to go before the scientists citizens take more advantage of the spiritual resources inherent all human beings.
Jill's talks and book have inspired how I should live my life. Thank you for sharing this video with us.
Such an informative interview!
Prior to menopause I was always aware of my thoughts and emotions: their direction and what mood I was in, how these 2 affected me, and where I wanted them to go -- creative, analytical, or administrative.
When menopause hit, that side of me slowly dwindled away. My creativity diminished greatly, my moods are harder to understand and direct, and most days I feel dull inside. My relationship with others, and Christ/God/Holy Spirit, has taken a huge blow in that I have difficulty maintaining focus.
There are sparks of my old self, but, sadly, these don't last and I am soon back into that dullness of mind and mood.
I miss the woman I used to be.
Hello. Julie mentions a method she discovered after her recovery at around 10:37. Can someone please tell me what it is, can't quite figure it out...much appreciated!
The Anat Baniel Method
Claudia Mason
Thank you so much
@@KhalidAlaryani1 You are so welcome
I wonder if evolution has dumbed down this power she gained to experience reality in all its wonders, maybe we can deal with the misery of existence and being in a meat suit better if this insight is pushed back.. dulled down. It seems evolution would want us to be enlightened all the time.. reality as we know it may be us on reality pain meds.