In this engaging conversation, Jane Garnett and Seana Zelazo explore the intersection of therapy, spirituality, and the human experience. They discuss the art of positive reframing, the significance of spiritual identity, and the profound lessons learned from hospice work. Seana shares her unique perspective on death and love, emphasizing the importance of sharing love in every moment and viewing life as a training ground for spiritual growth. The conversation delves into the idea that our wounds do not define us and that there is a greater, compassionate reality beyond our personal stories. In this conversation, Jane Garnett and Seana Zelazo explore the themes of childhood wounds, the importance of self-repair, and the role of divine feminine archetypes in personal growth. They discuss the goddess Inanna and her significance in connecting with nature and spirituality. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of devotion, the cultivation of relationships with the world, and finding personal access points to spirituality. The conversation concludes with reflections on wishes for their work and the essence of peace in their hearts.
takeaways
We are contemporary inclusive therapists focusing on the healing art of therapy.
Positive reframing can transform problems into opportunities for growth.
Spiritual identity shapes our understanding of the world.
Childhood experiences can profoundly influence our spiritual journey.
Working in hospice reveals the sacredness of the dying process.
Love is the essence of our existence and the key to peace.
The earth is a unique training ground for spiritual development.
We can learn to see beyond our wounds and traumas.
There is a larger, compassionate reality that transcends our personal stories.
Sharing love in every moment is what truly matters. Childhood wounds often create self-defensive stories.
Self-love is important, but not the only solution.
Divine feminine archetypes can provide nourishment.
Connection with the goddess enhances relationality.
Devotion to nature fosters a deeper relationship with the world.
Spirituality can be uniquely defined by each individual.
Devotional practices cultivate reciprocity and connection.
Acts of love can transform everyday experiences.
Compassion and judgment cannot coexist in the heart.
Finding peace is essential for a fulfilling life.
titles
Healing Childhood Wounds Through Spirituality
The Power of Divine Feminine Archetypes
Inanna: A Pathway to Connection and Love
Devotion: A Journey into Nature and Self
Personal Access Points to Spiritual Growth
Sound Bites
"Death is just like changing clothes."
"There's a frequency that fills the room."
"Can you share love in every moment?"
"We need a bigger boat, essentially."
"The goddess is the all that is."
"It's about sharing love."
"Spirituality is not one particular way."
"Devotion cultivates relationship."
"There's art at play, I like that."
"What can we add to enhance love?"
"Your world becomes magical as a result."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Connection
02:47
The Art of Positive Reframing
05:26
Spiritual Identity and Intuition
09:52
Childhood Experiences and Death Awareness
13:01
Lessons from Hospice Work
18:25
Love as the Core of Existence
21:56
Transpersonal Perspectives on Love
24:14
Beyond Wounding: A New Perspective
26:07
Understanding Childhood Wounds and Self-Repair
27:30
Exploring Divine Feminine Archetypes
30:12
Connection Through the Goddess
32:12
Inanna: The Goddess of Love and War
34:17
Devotion to Nature and the Elements
36:45
Personal Access Points to Spirituality
39:02
Cultivating a Devotional Practice
44:33
Finding Strength in Vulnerability
48:15
Enhancing Relationships with the World
53:21
Wishes and Heart's Desires
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