@@jenniferwhealy627 I'm not guna name and shame channels cos i think thats harsh, but some now big channels who started with small intresing guests in their nitch have now attempted to grow too fast and invite just every big famous person they can on, I think it becomes more like a shit celebrity therapy session that no one asked for or a gossip show rather than wholesome good content.
I love her description of her husband being an empath and understanding and feeling/absorbing the pains of others and also him needing and loving his hours and hours of alone time to process everything, this is exactly me and most people in my life do not understand this at all , so it’s really good to hear that someone else does it and gets it.
Same. I don't think I've ever met another empath in real life besides my mamaw who died when I was 14. She was real. I have craved that connection since I lost her. Once you feel real love nothing else compares. I didn't get love from anyone else but I thank God I at least got to experience it from her. ♥️
“Truth is found everywhere. Truth is found in the Mormon religion, and in AA and in psychedelics. It’s found everywhere. It’s just you find the avenue that resonates most with you. But we’re all saying the same thing.” So beautiful. Truth is absolute. ❤ 17:55
I think that realization that other people are not supposed to heal us is something some of us already learned early in childhood but for others it takes simply coming into emotional maturity.
It’s is IMPOSSIBLE for a mom to deliver life shattering news to your children. My mom lost her 21 year old son, I lost my 24 year old son. My younger children lost their brother who literally was their primary caregiver. My husband had a paralyzing stroke at 48 as a result of grief. Thank you for this! There is no voice for this experience. First time, I have heard a voice to this horribly isolating experience.
I lost my mom in Jan of this year 2023. It was expected -she was 99 years old and was very functional till the last few weeks of her life, I lost my beloved dog in Aug. and I lost my wife of 51 years Oct 1st. This is such a beautiful conversation about joy, grief, beauty and life and love. Our life in our last year together was magical. It was the best year of a good marriage but the saddest. It was all about how sad and joyful can exist together at the same time. Now I am making a huge transition and finding new meaning and even new connection to her which is a huge source of meaning for me now. . It's an ongoing process I don't know the details of where it will lead but it will lead on.
Love your podcast Rich! I had a rough few years struggling with depression and dealing with some heavy losses and to cope I started running further after reading your books. Then right before my first marathon two weeks ago I ruptured my acl and had to miss it. With the long recovery ahead, I’m back listening to your words and fantastic view on life and I already feel more positive about the future! Thank you!
@RichRoll: What Steph seems to be describing through the title of her book & her life experience & podcast with you seems to be quite similar to what is known, in Tibetan Buddhism, as 'Lojong'. A sort of 'Mindset(or attitude) Training'. A particularly brilliant exponent of this teaching is the British buddhist nun Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo -- whom i think you and your audience may find fascinating. Best regards from the Bolivian Andes.
I’ve always wondered if fighting fire with fire was truly constructive. Like when you’re advised to ‘burn off’ negative energy through exercise. It can certainly feel cathartic and like you’ve transmuted the energy. But using our physical vessel as a strainer for intense energies seems ti catch up with us. And if our motivation is not out of joy and love, it will take its toll. So fascinating as though he were literally filtering heavy toxic emotions through his lungs and they said enough is enough! The body is wise.
"You never finish grieving." Jack Gilbert wrote a great poem about this titled "Michiko Dead." We can't put the grief down but we can manage it. A great podcast once again. Thanks Rich!
This feels very Pluto. I feel this couple is from the Pluto in scorpio generation. Their lives are on an endless transformation roller coaster. The end result will be the phoenix rising from the ashes. These two probably look back at themselves from a decade or two ago and are like "that was me?" It’s amazing how many transformations will happen in a lifetime with a prominent pluto placement and the right mindset for growth. No one said it’s easy but the work is well worth doing. Wishing them the best Plutonian lives possible!❤
Wow 26:02 I describe my empathy also as a "gift and a curse". During the lockdowns I became Agoraphobic and shut down emotionally. My life now is basically "virtual" because I could no longer function out in the world. 😢 I am a member of 12 step groups and Thank Goodness I have Zoom to help me not loose all contact with real humans. Thank you for this episode because I see that WE DO RECOVER and I am trying to stay hopeful that I will rise up again and be part of the real world ❤❤
I am 52 yrs old and I lost a 3 yr old son to cancer when I was 25 yrs old. I balled my eyes out last night after watching the movie Arrival. Time doesn't heal the wounds, it only helps you figure out how to live your life without being consumed by the loss. It took me yrs just to get my life back on track.
Jesus please renew my faith because Lord these past three years have been so hard on me and my children. I want to give up. But I trust you Heavenly Father and I keep faith even as I struggle to pay bills and as I struggle to put food on the table for my two sons. As a single mother things are so hard on me. My husband passed years ago and both of my sons are autistic.Lord I’m overwhelmed. Father take away my fear of homelessness. My hours to work are limited because I’m now homeschooling my sons and what a difference I now see in them. Father God I’m so tired of constantly struggling. I’m so ashamed. But I choose to have faith as a christians that’s all I can do. Please hear my prayers. Faith is all I have left.
Please know that you are never alone ❤ The role you are in seems overwhelming and I pray that the Helpers show themselves to you. During my most difficult years living a life that seemed impossible I was reminded that no storm last forever 💔
ISAIAH 40:31 “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint”. You strength comes from God. He will renew it in times of weakness, and He will make sure that you will get the rest and recharge that you need. ❤
Nothing is permanent. You will make it through. Look to local groups in the community or library for resources. A library can be very helpful. You are never alone 🌻
Yes I get this, when I had breast cancer (had double mastectomy) when people ask me what kind of cancer I had I would tell them "Stress Cancer " that was 13 years ago and at 64 I am traveling the 🌎 by myself ❤❤
Last night I listened to half of this talk, stopped and started reading her book. I just finished it. I can relate to a lot of her feelings since I lost both patents when I was young (mom at 13 dad at 18). I had to quit reading at times and just reflect, some of it hit too close to home. Thanks Steph for telling your story so openly, you've inspired me to quit holding so much in, even after 25 years. Rich, you have an awesome thing going. Keep it up.
This was very Very fulfilling. Talk about not having plans.. I immediately forgot about mine, and was immersed in this fantastic conversation, as a true experience in my life. And I am certainly getting her book. Often I listen to this podcast, and Rich is so good at this, that I dont feel the need to get the guest's book. This time, I am still gonna get it, as I feel it will hold several gems, for me. Either now.. or 5 years, from now..hehehe. PS: I get what she meant, with the purposefulness of Shame, namely on the Christian heritage. I disagree, though.. Shame is the only (core) emotion that is the mirror of ourselves, to ourselves. It balances the Ego, in a way.. as we make ourselves humble, whenever we see our weaknesses. Plus, we'll never experience regret, or guilt, if we dont feel Shame. Heck, she wouldn't have shared this book with us, had she not felt Shame. The shame of not having accepted her father's death, for so long, .... the Shame of her behaviour in consequence....and specially the Shame of the -> "Why me? , she discussed _ Why was her guided through her recklessness, and gifted with the grace of Love ?
Really enjoyed this conversation, enlightened and loved ❤ I felt such kindness and a desire for retrospect of past events that cause me to go in a different direction than I planned. Great respect for Rich Roll ✌🌿☘🌱💜
I just ordered the book. I'm a bit over 8 minutes into the podcast and got stopped in my tracks. I lost my father to brain cancer (2003) and lost my partner of eight years to appendix cancer last year. Two rare, uncurable cancers. I largely pushed my grief aside about my dad but have been forced to confront that over the last year as I dealt with my grief over Tara. I know that that healing is far from done and I know that I'll learn more in this video and in the book. Tara was a big fan of yours Rich. We did tons of triathlons and other endurance craziness. Like most of us, endurance sports were her entry to your podcast but she became a fan because of the vast variety of guests you have on the show. I've been listening since 2010 or 2011 and genuinely appreciate what you give to us. Thank you.
Beautiful conversation, so many words, thoughts, feelings and deep ideas so well communicated that they help us wherever we are in our process and life. Thanks Rick and Steph!!!
thank you for always delivering good stories that inspire and motivate us to strive to be better people, enriching our lives by listening and learning from others experiences. I really like that you do not bring politics into the mix....there are so many ways to get pissed off,, but surely your podcast are clearly healthy for mind and body...
Love this & resonate - we can choose the way we view & make use of our experience to stay small & feel a victim or to wake ourselves up, mature, & ultimately find the gift in everything. Thank you for your depth & articulateness!
A great analogy that came to me about the healing process is that of photosynthesis. Just think of how every time we go through pain/trauma/illness which is of a lower frequency, we are a plant taking in carbon dioxide, also of a lower frequency, and while going through the healing process, or the photosynthesis process, we convert/transmute a pain/trauma/illness from a lower frequency to a higher frequency by coming out through the other side and making something good out of something “bad,” just like the plants make oxygen out of carbon dioxide. Healing is the transmutation of energy from a lower frequency to a higher frequency. When we heal, the planet heals. -Carina Nicolosi
What a tough experience to walk through with your dad and husband! It’s awesome to see how you have allowed yourself to expand through this experience. My background is very similar with my Anabaptist/ Amish dad marrying a “English “ girl and bringing her back into the church. My reason for leaving had more to do with seeing all the holy people with a ton of sexual issues, confusing the shit out of me. I also had my “rumpringa” and I totally understand your thought processes in that!! Much love to you and your journey! I know if we would sit down and talk our experience in our journey within the church and out of it would be crazy similar!
You know what I would LOVE for you to do? As a new mother who is diving deep into parenting methods and psychology, I would love for you to find an expert in attachment therapy and psychodynamic therapy. Maybe someone like Erica Komisar. Our first five to seven years have such a profound affect on a person’s ENTIRE life, so I think it would directly relate to all these conversations that you are having with all of these people!
Empathy is the ability to feel compassion for others in struggle instead of absorbing energies from others which is an erroneous believe that is not in aliment with our well being.
God is love. We have acess through faith in Jesus Christ to an amazing relationship with or creator. Jesus despised the shame of the world's sin on the cross so we would freely come to him for healing. This is how we know God loved us- John 3:16. King James Version 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. Blessings.
I feel like a lot of these podcasts make the assumption that we know who the pop culture people are "Rizz"? Who is that? If you could preface these with a brief introduction of the subjects of the podcast, that would be great.
I would like to respectfully comment on Rich's new studio. I hate it. I loved the old studio, which looked like someone's quirky, cozy bedroom. Rich and the guest were right in front of each other, both looking comfortable, surrounded by little nick nacks. But this new studio feels like a corporate boardroom. It's dark and cold and sterile looking. Rich and his guest are so far away from each other, too. It feels like someone is interviewing for an executive job. Look at all the classic talk shows -- Carson, Letterman, Conan -- they had a desk, some comfy chairs for the guest, and the host and guest were right next to each other. I hate this new studio of Rich's so much that I just can't get into these shows. Too bad, too -- because Rich has so many neat guests. 😥
I also don't get the stark, cavernous vibe of the space... Maybe the social distancing mandate contributed to it? To me as a viewer, Steph seems lost in and at odds with this cold, bold, controlled, yang space despite her radiant warmth and raw yin presence... Yes, she's glowing in the dark and holding up, but I wonder how much more brightly she could shine in a softer, gentler space filled with natural light, plants and cozier furniture. Or not... maybe she always blooms where she is planted. ❤
@@susanbyron6499 Great thought about Steph. That hadn't popped in my mind, but I can totally see what you're saying. Here's a clip of Rich's show from about five years ago with John Joseph, which took place in Rich's old studio, which is the studio I was referring to in my original post. See how close they are? At the end, they can effortlessly reach in and shake hands. And I love how they're surrounded by all those little fun nick knacks. czcams.com/video/bOybeJwC5WM/video.html
I just love this podcast it is still untouchable. It never gets cheap or sells out to bad guests just to grow. It's so good thank you.
"It never gets cheap or sells out to bad guests just to grow". Well said.
I honestly think that RRP is tho only Podcast Internet really needs
This! Favorite podcast
Curious which human beings are not worthy of you listening to them?
@@jenniferwhealy627 I'm not guna name and shame channels cos i think thats harsh, but some now big channels who started with small intresing guests in their nitch have now attempted to grow too fast and invite just every big famous person they can on, I think it becomes more like a shit celebrity therapy session that no one asked for or a gossip show rather than wholesome good content.
“We somehow become our best selves in the worst times”. Transformative stuff and so very true!
"We are all just little trauma- kids trying to heal". Sure feels like that.
I love her description of her husband being an empath and understanding and feeling/absorbing the pains of others and also him needing and loving his hours and hours of alone time to process everything, this is exactly me and most people in my life do not understand this at all , so it’s really good to hear that someone else does it and gets it.
Same here…well said❤
Same! 😍
Same. I don't think I've ever met another empath in real life besides my mamaw who died when I was 14. She was real. I have craved that connection since I lost her. Once you feel real love nothing else compares. I didn't get love from anyone else but I thank God I at least got to experience it from her. ♥️
“Truth is found everywhere. Truth is found in the Mormon religion, and in AA and in psychedelics. It’s found everywhere. It’s just you find the avenue that resonates most with you. But we’re all saying the same thing.” So beautiful. Truth is absolute. ❤
17:55
I think that realization that other people are not supposed to heal us is something some of us already learned early in childhood but for others it takes simply coming into emotional maturity.
"Truth is like a kaleidoscope. It's just a twist of the wrist depending on your perspective and your experiences."
It’s is IMPOSSIBLE for a mom to deliver life shattering news to your children. My mom lost her 21 year old son, I lost my 24 year old son. My younger children lost their brother who literally was their primary caregiver. My husband had a paralyzing stroke at 48 as a result of grief. Thank you for this! There is no voice for this experience. First time, I have heard a voice to this horribly isolating experience.
A beautiful conversation. I just finished Steph's book last night. What an amazing person she is. Thank you, Rich.
I lost my mom in Jan of this year 2023. It was expected -she was 99 years old and was very functional till the last few weeks of her life, I lost my beloved dog in Aug. and I lost my wife of 51 years Oct 1st. This is such a beautiful conversation about joy, grief, beauty and life and love. Our life in our last year together was magical. It was the best year of a good marriage but the saddest. It was all about how sad and joyful can exist together at the same time. Now I am making a huge transition and finding new meaning and even new connection to her which is a huge source of meaning for me now. . It's an ongoing process I don't know the details of where it will lead but it will lead on.
Love your podcast Rich! I had a rough few years struggling with depression and dealing with some heavy losses and to cope I started running further after reading your books. Then right before my first marathon two weeks ago I ruptured my acl and had to miss it. With the long recovery ahead, I’m back listening to your words and fantastic view on life and I already feel more positive about the future! Thank you!
@RichRoll: What Steph seems to be describing through the title of her book & her life experience & podcast with you seems to be quite similar to what is known, in Tibetan Buddhism, as 'Lojong'. A sort of 'Mindset(or attitude) Training'.
A particularly brilliant exponent of this teaching is the British buddhist nun Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo -- whom i think you and your audience may find fascinating.
Best regards from the Bolivian Andes.
I’m only 30 mins into the interview and all I can say is thank you Rich for conducting this beautiful interview.
What beautiful humans! Steph and Rich. I am in this same place- self love and self acceptance. Love hearing when others are on this path...my tribe!
Raw, honest, and sincere
Thankyou.
From Australia.
Rich turning into a funny guy these days! Love it!
I’ve always wondered if fighting fire with fire was truly constructive. Like when you’re advised to ‘burn off’ negative energy through exercise. It can certainly feel cathartic and like you’ve transmuted the energy. But using our physical vessel as a strainer for intense energies seems ti catch up with us. And if our motivation is not out of joy and love, it will take its toll. So fascinating as though he were literally filtering heavy toxic emotions through his lungs and they said enough is enough! The body is wise.
Beautiful and meaningful conversation. Thank you both for sharing your ideas and encouraging us to embrace self love and worth.
"You never finish grieving." Jack Gilbert wrote a great poem about this titled "Michiko Dead." We can't put the grief down but we can manage it. A great podcast once again. Thanks Rich!
Steph!!!! 💜 this is so amazing. Thank you 💜
This feels very Pluto. I feel this couple is from the Pluto in scorpio generation. Their lives are on an endless transformation roller coaster. The end result will be the phoenix rising from the ashes. These two probably look back at themselves from a decade or two ago and are like "that was me?" It’s amazing how many transformations will happen in a lifetime with a prominent pluto placement and the right mindset for growth. No one said it’s easy but the work is well worth doing. Wishing them the best Plutonian lives possible!❤
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Wow 26:02 I describe my empathy also as a "gift and a curse". During the lockdowns I became Agoraphobic and shut down emotionally. My life now is basically "virtual" because I could no longer function out in the world. 😢 I am a member of 12 step groups and Thank Goodness I have Zoom to help me not loose all contact with real humans. Thank you for this episode because I see that WE DO RECOVER and I am trying to stay hopeful that I will rise up again and be part of the real world ❤❤
I am lovable, I am enough, I am safe in this world. Say it everyday in the mirror. You can overcome, the power is inside you🌻
Me too. I'm going through the same thing.
@@georgek9146same
I am 52 yrs old and I lost a 3 yr old son to cancer when I was 25 yrs old. I balled my eyes out last night after watching the movie Arrival. Time doesn't heal the wounds, it only helps you figure out how to live your life without being consumed by the loss. It took me yrs just to get my life back on track.
Sorry for your loss. *hugs* 🦋
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This episode reminds me that there is a book inside me waiting to be written. Thank you.
I read her book and highly recommend it - very poetic and she reads it beautiful on audible - I wish you well Steph all the way from Stockholm sweden
I’ve literally shared this with every friend i have. 😅 So good, so beautiful, so much truth! Thank you both!
I truly did enjoy the conversation.
You had so much love because you recognized and embraced it 💕
Jesus please renew my faith because Lord these past three years have been so hard on me and my children. I want to give up. But I trust you Heavenly Father and I keep faith even as I struggle to pay bills and as I struggle to put food on the table for my two sons. As a single mother things are so hard on me. My husband passed years ago and both of my sons are autistic.Lord I’m overwhelmed. Father take away my fear of homelessness. My hours to work are limited because I’m now homeschooling my sons and what a difference I now see in them. Father God I’m so tired of constantly struggling. I’m so ashamed. But I choose to have faith as a christians that’s all I can do. Please hear my prayers. Faith is all I have left.
Please know that you are never alone ❤ The role you are in seems overwhelming and I pray that the Helpers show themselves to you. During my most difficult years living a life that seemed impossible I was reminded that no storm last forever 💔
ISAIAH 40:31
“But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint”.
You strength comes from God. He will renew it in times of weakness, and He will make sure that you will get the rest and recharge that you need. ❤
sending you so much love! life is so hard sometimes... 💔
Father, thank you for meeting these needs according to your riches is glory. I agree for my sister & her sons to receive.
Nothing is permanent. You will make it through. Look to local groups in the community or library for resources. A library can be very helpful. You are never alone 🌻
Yes I get this, when I had breast cancer (had double mastectomy) when people ask me what kind of cancer I had I would tell them "Stress Cancer " that was 13 years ago and at 64 I am traveling the 🌎 by myself ❤❤
Beautiful conversation❤. Thank you. I love the analogy of the sun and it's rays shining on everyone
Yes! More female guests please!
I just noticed over one million subscribers! Congrats buddy. Followed your pod since before video. How long's that been?
She is so intelligent , the way she talks , she looks up and thinks and reflects and then she answers looking at Rich , she is so charming
Last night I listened to half of this talk, stopped and started reading her book. I just finished it. I can relate to a lot of her feelings since I lost both patents when I was young (mom at 13 dad at 18). I had to quit reading at times and just reflect, some of it hit too close to home. Thanks Steph for telling your story so openly, you've inspired me to quit holding so much in, even after 25 years.
Rich, you have an awesome thing going. Keep it up.
Thank you so much for talking of and from the truth, and self-love.❤
Absolutely, I'm committed to finishing this book by the weekend! Thanks for the recommendation, RR! 📚🙌 1:05
Grateful Rich !! for such a incredible interview !
Wow, exactly what I need!🙏 Can't wait to read your book Steph!! ♥️💯 Pretty amazing talk, thank you both! Healing and love to all. 🙏
"The whisper in the background on every page of this book." Damn, Rich!
Wow....Steph is lovely! I love Rivs and think these two are really cool humans!
Just finished the book- incredibly relatable. I had to seek more on it. Here I am. God bless you, Steph.
This was very Very fulfilling.
Talk about not having plans..
I immediately forgot about mine, and was immersed in this fantastic conversation, as a true experience in my life.
And I am certainly getting her book.
Often I listen to this podcast, and Rich is so good at this, that I dont feel the need to get the guest's book.
This time, I am still gonna get it, as I feel it will hold several gems, for me. Either now.. or 5 years, from now..hehehe.
PS: I get what she meant, with the purposefulness of Shame, namely on the Christian heritage.
I disagree, though..
Shame is the only (core) emotion that is the mirror of ourselves, to ourselves. It balances the Ego, in a way.. as we make ourselves humble, whenever we see our weaknesses.
Plus, we'll never experience regret, or guilt, if we dont feel Shame.
Heck, she wouldn't have shared this book with us, had she not felt Shame.
The shame of not having accepted her father's death, for so long, .... the Shame of her behaviour in consequence....and specially the Shame of the -> "Why me? , she discussed _ Why was her guided through her recklessness, and gifted with the grace of Love ?
Beautiful. You're a gift, Mr Roll. And thank you to Steph Catudal for sharing herself and her stories. Thank you
I didn’t know there was another person on this planet that shared my story. The details are different but the experience is so similar.
Really enjoyed this conversation, enlightened and loved ❤ I felt such kindness and a desire for retrospect of past events that cause me to go in a different direction than I planned. Great respect for Rich Roll ✌🌿☘🌱💜
Some of Rich’s fav words: precipice, extrapolation :)
modality? classic RR
I agree. I have never believed that everything happens for a reason! Too many horrible things happened to babies , children and many more !
Dedication to your own self acceptance & love with non judgement ❤️
I just ordered the book. I'm a bit over 8 minutes into the podcast and got stopped in my tracks. I lost my father to brain cancer (2003) and lost my partner of eight years to appendix cancer last year. Two rare, uncurable cancers. I largely pushed my grief aside about my dad but have been forced to confront that over the last year as I dealt with my grief over Tara. I know that that healing is far from done and I know that I'll learn more in this video and in the book. Tara was a big fan of yours Rich. We did tons of triathlons and other endurance craziness. Like most of us, endurance sports were her entry to your podcast but she became a fan because of the vast variety of guests you have on the show. I've been listening since 2010 or 2011 and genuinely appreciate what you give to us. Thank you.
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Beautiful conversation, so many words, thoughts, feelings and deep ideas so well communicated that they help us wherever we are in our process and life. Thanks Rick and Steph!!!
Loved her book! A must read! I’m a hospice nurse and use parts of the book for my families.
thank you for always delivering good stories that inspire and motivate us to strive to be better people, enriching our lives by listening and learning from others experiences. I really like that you do not bring politics into the mix....there are so many ways to get pissed off,, but surely your podcast are clearly healthy for mind and body...
Hello 👋
Love this & resonate - we can choose the way we view & make use of our experience to stay small & feel a victim or to wake ourselves up, mature, & ultimately find the gift in everything. Thank you for your depth & articulateness!
Transformative, powerful and beautiful. Thank you for your truth ❤
"Arrival" - What a great movie. Brilliant application
A great analogy that came to me about the healing process is that of photosynthesis. Just think of how every time we go through pain/trauma/illness which is of a lower frequency, we are a plant taking in carbon dioxide, also of a lower frequency, and while going through the healing process, or the photosynthesis process, we convert/transmute a pain/trauma/illness from a lower frequency to a higher frequency by coming out through the other side and making something good out of something “bad,” just like the plants make oxygen out of carbon dioxide.
Healing is the transmutation of energy from a lower frequency to a higher frequency.
When we heal, the planet heals.
-Carina Nicolosi
Wow. This came at such perfect timing. It was so important to hear your story. Thank you
What a tough experience to walk through with your dad and husband! It’s awesome to see how you have allowed yourself to expand through this experience.
My background is very similar with my Anabaptist/ Amish dad marrying a “English “ girl and bringing her back into the church. My reason for leaving had more to do with seeing all the holy people with a ton of sexual issues, confusing the shit out of me. I also had my “rumpringa” and I totally understand your thought processes in that!! Much love to you and your journey! I know if we would sit down and talk our experience in our journey within the church and out of it would be crazy similar!
Beautiful heartfelt interview Rich and Steph! I just downloaded Steph’s book and will listen in the coming days. 🙏 Appreciate you both 🙏
I like her and her energy. And of course rich is amazing host
Love love love this interview.
I will buy her book.
So inspiring!!! 💕💕💕
Haven’t even watched this yet, but Rich, I love that blue shirt!
Loved this ❤
Thank-you
You know what I would LOVE for you to do? As a new mother who is diving deep into parenting methods and psychology, I would love for you to find an expert in attachment therapy and psychodynamic therapy. Maybe someone like Erica Komisar. Our first five to seven years have such a profound affect on a person’s ENTIRE life, so I think it would directly relate to all these conversations that you are having with all of these people!
Thank you.
Ahhhhhh this is so exciting!!!!!
Thanks loads from Belgium
Beautiful
Rich! You’re on your way to being the next Oprah. Your decency is unsurpassed. This PC rests on the shoulders of #648…
Oprah is pure evil. I'd like to think Rich is nothing like her...
Psychedelics are medicine.
I’d love to hear from Morgan Wade she has a song called the night that talks about hear alcoholism it is vary powerful.
She reminds me of Blair Williams ❤️🔥
Sensational video.
Amazing
Need to be stronger & believe hereafter hopes toeet agaiin Loves loves ones .
I didn’t live one moment isolated or lonely during covid!!
Same.
Me either! Never wore a mask either and haven't been j a b b e d. 💕
1:24 - yes, and:)
Empathy is the ability to feel compassion for others in struggle instead of absorbing energies from others which is an erroneous believe that is not in aliment with our well being.
Yes, Michael singer has a podcast "letting go of reactive energies"...exactly what you're saying.
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God is love. We have acess through faith in Jesus Christ to an amazing relationship with or creator.
Jesus despised the shame of the world's sin on the cross so we would freely come to him for healing.
This is how we know God loved us-
John 3:16.
King James Version
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Blessings.
I feel like a lot of these podcasts make the assumption that we know who the pop culture people are "Rizz"? Who is that? If you could preface these with a brief introduction of the subjects of the podcast, that would be great.
Heavies 🏋🏻
Nice one,thanks!!!⭕️
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Wow, Rich - 14 minutes in ...you speak a lot. Wish you would let your (female!) guest speak!!
I would like to respectfully comment on Rich's new studio. I hate it. I loved the old studio, which looked like someone's quirky, cozy bedroom. Rich and the guest were right in front of each other, both looking comfortable, surrounded by little nick nacks. But this new studio feels like a corporate boardroom. It's dark and cold and sterile looking. Rich and his guest are so far away from each other, too. It feels like someone is interviewing for an executive job. Look at all the classic talk shows -- Carson, Letterman, Conan -- they had a desk, some comfy chairs for the guest, and the host and guest were right next to each other. I hate this new studio of Rich's so much that I just can't get into these shows. Too bad, too -- because Rich has so many neat guests. 😥
I also don't get the stark, cavernous vibe of the space... Maybe the social distancing mandate contributed to it?
To me as a viewer, Steph seems lost in and at odds with this cold, bold, controlled, yang space despite her radiant warmth and raw yin presence... Yes, she's glowing in the dark and holding up, but I wonder how much more brightly she could shine in a softer, gentler space filled with natural light, plants and cozier furniture. Or not... maybe she always blooms where she is planted. ❤
@@susanbyron6499 Great thought about Steph. That hadn't popped in my mind, but I can totally see what you're saying. Here's a clip of Rich's show from about five years ago with John Joseph, which took place in Rich's old studio, which is the studio I was referring to in my original post. See how close they are? At the end, they can effortlessly reach in and shake hands. And I love how they're surrounded by all those little fun nick knacks. czcams.com/video/bOybeJwC5WM/video.html
Yeah he changed during the "pandemic". Sad. I completely agree with your observations on it.
Too much exercise or over training can trigger cancer by lowering the immune system.
I’m pretty sure we’re not supposed to grieve our entire life
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Shame is part of Mormonism, not Christianity!!
I agree I thank God everyday I’m a Christian🙏🏻
I'm pretty sure shame is a part of all abrahamic faiths and their offshoots...
At least respect the host and the fact it is internationally viewed by tens of thousands of people and show up wearing more than a singlet.