CORE WORK to help you HEAL from narcissistic relationships

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  • @Caneladorada
    @Caneladorada Год назад +473

    I can't believe we're getting this content for free. Thank you, Dr.

    • @LOVEISTRUTH300
      @LOVEISTRUTH300 Год назад +24

      She is Heaven sent💖💖💖

    • @ITurnnItUp
      @ITurnnItUp Год назад +28

      Dr Ramani has saved my life, honestly probably literally.

    • @MB-hc7bj
      @MB-hc7bj 9 месяцев назад +11

      She’s amazing.

    • @AymericFrerejean
      @AymericFrerejean 9 месяцев назад +11

      Yes she is a godsend 🙏🏻✨️

    • @emilybritt316
      @emilybritt316 9 месяцев назад +13

      I always wonder if Ramani knows the amount of lives she likely saves ❤

  • @NarcSurvivor
    @NarcSurvivor Год назад +636

    Write a letter to the narcissist. Write down everything you want to say to them. Put your feelings on paper. This will help you to heal. But don’t send it to them, just throw it in the trash. They’re not going to care. This is just to help you.

    • @LOVEtoPLAYdrums
      @LOVEtoPLAYdrums Год назад +28

      Wow! I'll try this... I know they don't care or listen... but I see this working! thank you!

    • @micahcraven6576
      @micahcraven6576 Год назад +84

      I sent mine. Printed his response. And burned it. I needed that symbolism of realizing his words didn't carry weight as they couldn't be trusted. I didn't read it. Just burned it.

    • @micahcraven6576
      @micahcraven6576 Год назад +24

      Helped me move on

    • @axiomic
      @axiomic Год назад +62

      They care, they love knowing they have power over you. Don't feed them. Grey rock to the end. Just don't grey rock your own emotional self..

    • @stompthedragon4010
      @stompthedragon4010 Год назад +17

      @@LOVEtoPLAYdrums I did it a few years ago. It took two different letters that were 30 pages each, but it worked. However, that was just to an old friend, not to the main abuser in my family of origin.. A and maybe that is who I need to address. I'm almost 65.

  • @AljabbarWestJava
    @AljabbarWestJava Год назад +399

    “Travel and tell no one, live a true love story and tell no one, live happily and tell no one, people ruin beautiful things.”-
    *Khalil Gibran* †

    • @Coral_Forever
      @Coral_Forever Год назад +7

      Yes...

    • @rcomyns4664
      @rcomyns4664 Год назад +4

      Wow! Thank you so much for bringing this back to me.

    • @gigiarmany4332
      @gigiarmany4332 Год назад +4

      beautiful 🖤

    • @KoolT
      @KoolT Год назад +2

      Especially x wives🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @KoolT
      @KoolT Год назад +3

      I loved his books.

  • @tarahunter5498
    @tarahunter5498 3 месяца назад +8

    It BLOWS my mind how they can make you question your own reality. Projecting their flaws onto you. My abuser accused me of cheating, stealing money, abusing.. all the things he did to me. It was the reactive abuse that made him abandon our family without communication. Narcissist HAVE to have the final say, the upper hand, the need to "win". He had a new supply within WEEKS after walking out on us, after years invested. It was confusing at first but thanks to your message and all the informative videos, I have been able to identify exactly what happened to me and the abuse I endured. I've been in therapy for YEARS because he made me believe something was wrong with me. I started taking "am I a narcissist" tests! they really have a way of twisting reality to fit their twisted and sick narrative.

  • @waterox73
    @waterox73 9 месяцев назад +41

    "A narcissist is like a psychological riptide." Totally! It feels like you're being drowned then rescued, over and over again, wash, rinse, repeat. They steal your oxygen, your joy, your peace, your needs. It's time to sink or swim once you see it.

    • @Madisont808
      @Madisont808 4 месяца назад +1

      100% this

    • @waterox73
      @waterox73 4 месяца назад

      @@Madisont808 🙏❤️💋

  • @wildhoneypoet
    @wildhoneypoet Год назад +49

    It’s so hard to have to deal with the healing when the narcissist literally doesn’t care and even plays victim. It’s annoying that they are surrounded by people who can’t see and enable it. I cannot WAIT to heal and be truly happy!

    • @iceniaj9980
      @iceniaj9980 Месяц назад

      How are u now ?

    • @keesway7677
      @keesway7677 28 дней назад +1

      Once I stopped trying to prove how he isn’t the victim anymore and turned my focus somewhere else it started to help and that also means cutting off contact, removing anything that makes me think of him etc. it’s rough sometimes but you get though it. Hope you’re doing better with this being a year ago 🙏🙏

  • @AlSabado-at-alsabado-com
    @AlSabado-at-alsabado-com Год назад +70

    I was about to pay my groceeies at the supermarket cash register the other day, when a young mother next to me lovingly told her child something like, "Don't put it there yet; wait for your turn." I was amazed and pleased to know that some people out there still care to teach their children good manners and right conduct. There's hope. 😊💐🇵🇭

    • @couldbu6892
      @couldbu6892 9 месяцев назад +1

      Right, the children have to learn manners some where. Thanks1

  • @goblin1226
    @goblin1226 Год назад +195

    Man, i'd really like to give Dr. Ramani a hug. I found her on med circle, and she's helped me a lot with understanding different psychological issues. I wish there was someone like her who would talk about psychopaths the way she talks about narcissists, because i have a psychopath in my family, not a narcissist. But i'll still watch these videos, they're very interesting and informative. Greetings from germany 🇩🇪

    • @stompthedragon4010
      @stompthedragon4010 Год назад +13

      She does have videos about psychopaths

    • @whereisyourhumanity7557
      @whereisyourhumanity7557 Год назад +4

      Warmest hugs!

    • @marjutkuopus6249
      @marjutkuopus6249 Год назад

      My thoughts too 💕

    • @stompthedragon4010
      @stompthedragon4010 Год назад +5

      @Mama Bush love Little Shaman

    • @sandycardamon2273
      @sandycardamon2273 Год назад

      Type in Dr. Ramani psychopath or sociopath or antisocial personality and about 5 or 6 videos should pop up. She has a podcast too where she interviews woman who got away from psychopaths, such as Dirty John survivor

  • @MargaretDeRossetGordon
    @MargaretDeRossetGordon Год назад +104

    Thank you for this video Dr. Ramani. After gray rocking with my narcissistic immediate family system for the past four years I’m finally at the point where I’m accepting that NO CONTACT is really the only way for me to continue healing because even interacting with them at the gray rock level is opening myself up to all that insidious abuse. The amount of grief is major. Having to accept it.

    • @gatorcrys
      @gatorcrys Год назад +5

      Also, after being a grey rock for too often it becomes your default

    • @davidr321
      @davidr321 4 месяца назад

      Good work. I’m in a similar situation. It’s tough.

    • @sjohan7835
      @sjohan7835 2 месяца назад

      Same here. Sending virtual hugs your way & hopes for healing for both of us ❤️‍🩹

  • @kikokairuz8623
    @kikokairuz8623 Год назад +77

    IF YOU FEEL TOTALLY SCREWED, START WITH THIS VIDEO! This is in my opinion, after review hours of Dr. Ramani´s professional advice, the one to start with, and keep watching until you understand YOUR CORE VALUES, HOPES, FEARS, BELIEFS, AND WOUNDS. Only when you face them, is when you have the chance to heal. Download and print the worksheets in the description of the video, and work with it. Make an inventory of all of you with this. You can not improve what you do not measure. Keep the hope.

    • @helen9412
      @helen9412 Год назад +1

      Thanks for this!

    • @lauragrolla5916
      @lauragrolla5916 6 месяцев назад +2

      Right on. Your last sentence really struck me: you can’t change what you can’t measure. So wise.

    • @yolondagoode9656
      @yolondagoode9656 2 месяца назад

      Very good, thank you for all the good advice! DR ramani is awesome

  • @LL57624
    @LL57624 5 месяцев назад +6

    6 years ago I learned about Narcissism, and learned how I was conditioned to be what the Multiple Narcissists in my childhood made me to be for them. I was the dumped on, treated dehumanizing, devalued, the doormat, the slave etc. My basic needs were never met. As a child growing up in my family, “I had wished I was never borned”!
    the more i learn the more i heal, I’m learning who I Really Am, and learning to love and accept myself for who I am.
    I’m a kind compassionate empathetic person. I don’t contact anyone from my family and ex.

    • @JanTe007
      @JanTe007 3 месяца назад

      My past also. Only, I only woke up January 4th this year. But learning super quickly. I remember asking my uncle and auntie once, if they wanted to adopt me.

  • @sturobertson6791
    @sturobertson6791 Год назад +126

    Cheers Dr Ramani. I've been listening to you for over 2 years, finally partingI from a narsasistic partner only 3 months ago. Healing feels almost euphoric initially, building a new life after the initial feeling of freedom is a whole new long term project of learning how to grow.
    Thanks for ALL your work, you've really helped me, and I can see, many others. 🙏☀️

    • @amac2573
      @amac2573 Год назад +5

      Glad for you Stu and wishing you a happy, healthy and bright future.

    • @JJ-mh4xd
      @JJ-mh4xd Год назад +10

      Wow congratulations on your freedom and your new life !! I did that almost 2 years ago!! I don't regret leaving at all

    • @sturobertson6791
      @sturobertson6791 Год назад +3

      @@amac2573 Cheers A Mac. And the same to you. Grow and glow! 🙏☀️

    • @sturobertson6791
      @sturobertson6791 Год назад +5

      @@JJ-mh4xd Cheers JJ. Took me a few years. I ignored so many red flags, but learning here and on other YT channels finally switched the light on. I hope you are peaceful and free too. All the best 🙏☀️

    • @maevebutler4641
      @maevebutler4641 Год назад +4

      Congratulations & best wishes for your healing and new beginnings

  • @lt827
    @lt827 11 месяцев назад +8

    "You want too much out of life." I always wonder why my ex said this to me or if it was fair. Now I can file it in the "attacking my core beliefs" file. Thanks, Dr. Ramani!

  • @cristinamariapescarinigreg1279
    @cristinamariapescarinigreg1279 Год назад +24

    I felt abandoned as a child. Nowadays I believe that is one of the reasons (if not the greatest one) that drives me to rescue dogs every time the opportunity rises. It is also safe to say that is the reason why I insist on maintaining contact with people who may be toxic to me. I don’t ever want to make anyone feel the pain of being abandoned 💔

    • @joanvoutsa8049
      @joanvoutsa8049 11 месяцев назад +2

      Same goes for me although I grew up in a loving and supporting family. That didn't protect me from marrying a narcissist abuser.

    • @couldbu6892
      @couldbu6892 9 месяцев назад +4

      I hope you give yourself permission to rescue yourself and nurture your self as well. I hope you give yourself permission to walk away when staying only creates more suffering for all.

    • @bingoandtoto
      @bingoandtoto 3 месяца назад

      @@couldbu6892 thank you, since I have never thought that I should rescue myself rather than rescuing animals. It was the reflected desire to rescue myself or the unconscious helplessness that I believed that I could never do for myself. I did not realise that I believed that I was never able to rescue myself.

  • @anahheredia2398
    @anahheredia2398 Год назад +26

    The world is such a better place for me because of you Dr Ramani ❤

  • @malas8325
    @malas8325 Год назад +79

    I came across your channel two days ago and it speaks to exactly what I am struggling with right now, thank you so much for this, it feels like I was meant to find your channel right now.

    • @sturobertson6791
      @sturobertson6791 Год назад +5

      Keep on listening to Dr Ramani and others like Lisa A Romano and Dr Les Carter. There is so much to learn about dealing with narcissism, and learning about yourself.
      All the best for your journey🙏👍☀️

    • @aina2165
      @aina2165 Год назад +3

      @@sturobertson6791 I follow Dr Les Carter too! Both Dr Ramani and Dr Les carter has learned and helped me so much.

    • @teresamaldonado2467
      @teresamaldonado2467 Год назад +1

      Same. This is really hard

  • @JJ-mh4xd
    @JJ-mh4xd Год назад +14

    I shifted my core values and I didn't know that it was a thing that was a result of my abusive ex boyfriend was a malignant narcissist and a MONSTER

    • @sturobertson6791
      @sturobertson6791 Год назад +1

      Make sure he stays "ex".
      Hope all is better for you now

  • @katiewynn3926
    @katiewynn3926 Год назад +8

    When a roommate says “therapy didn’t work for me.” I am thinking to myself like wow ok and I can’t argue with that because she is clearly not going to change. Then I was thinking later on therapy is not something that works for you it is something that you work for.

    • @katiewynn3926
      @katiewynn3926 Год назад

      @@EMVelez I never said that therapists are all helpful and kind. I have had some that are bad and it is usually because of a lack of knowledge. It is complex and situation specific. My roommate said it because she has the tendency to be irresponsible and think her parents owe her stuff as her form of fixing things. she has had car issues but basically refuses to pay for it instead goes out shopping kind of behavior.
      You also have to do the work to find a good therapist which can take years or decades not just one session, and then just completely quit, because it didn’t work. Therapy is not always something that simply works out. It can take life style changes. It can be a combo of things.

  • @jasmineflower9879
    @jasmineflower9879 Год назад +28

    I see a great need to introduce this topic to High Schoolers, maybe even earlier.
    Part of the Personal l Development or Social Studies curriculum !

    • @TheTibbeline
      @TheTibbeline Год назад +2

      You are absolutely correct.

    • @countleless5004
      @countleless5004 Год назад +2

      Yes!!!! It should be a core class!!

    • @desid2560
      @desid2560 6 месяцев назад

      This would all go over a child's head. They are not mature enough to understand this yet. There's no place for this in schools it'd just be used against other students.

    • @lauragrolla5916
      @lauragrolla5916 6 месяцев назад +2

      I agree that kids would really benefit. This is a great idea. I was very emotionally aware as a child and read psychology at the ages of 9 on trying to understand. I would have been helped immensely.

    • @jasmineflower9879
      @jasmineflower9879 6 месяцев назад

      @@lauragrolla5916

  • @mayberry8620
    @mayberry8620 Год назад +12

    I had wanted to save my parents and family. Narcissists do have core values, I know my Dad’s and knew my Mom’s. They were all superficial. I got more praise for lying to get out of trouble than for telling the truth.

    • @rainncorbin8291
      @rainncorbin8291 Год назад

      If they are superficial then they aren't core wounds. Core is deep inside. Superficial is not.

    • @whereisyourhumanity7557
      @whereisyourhumanity7557 Год назад

      @@rainncorbin8291 I think they are saying that the parents and family were all superficial.

    • @shashi3072
      @shashi3072 2 месяца назад

      There value is to harm other's.

  • @ktmggg
    @ktmggg Год назад +17

    "Art is nice but you can't eat it." So said my narcissist mother who grew up in the 1930's, who thwarted my career in the Arts, drove me to an eating disorder and emotionally abandoned me to leave me to figure it out. Then she got half of the family to shun me when I got therapy. It's been a long road to stability but worth every step away from my family of origin.

    • @TRKuchulu
      @TRKuchulu Год назад +2

      I hope you achieve enough healing to feel free to be creative and make some art! You and the world deserve your art. ❤

    • @robertaturk
      @robertaturk 9 месяцев назад

      Oops
      You are into victim and blame.
      That gets you a pity party but not much else.
      I recommend that you realize that you are in charge of your life. You are responsible for your life and your choices. They were predators that targeted you. You were too young and naive and you allowed it. Everyone has their cross to bear.

    • @lauragrolla5916
      @lauragrolla5916 6 месяцев назад +1

      Art has been hard for me to do because of my family. I keep fighting to do it though. The book “The Artist’s Way,” can help. I am about to read it again. Keep on.

  • @Victoria_Loves_Jesus
    @Victoria_Loves_Jesus Год назад +61

    Thank you for all you do for us, Dr. Ramani ❤️

  • @mahnamahna3252
    @mahnamahna3252 Год назад +17

    I'm having trouble with a few people whom are seeking out my core wounds to use
    Being relatively new in this work place there are primarily 2 people who I really don't care to interact with anymore than neccessary for my job ( lots of red flags thrown immediately)
    Over the last months it seems there are a few "everyone has to be friends " types who are trying to interfere with my ability to keep boundaries
    I feel I'm too old for this shit...
    I'm trying to rebuild from previous situations...
    But as this continues I just want to quit.
    Not in a suicidal way, but go live in the woods all by myself kinda way.
    I miss having people in my life that I enjoyed and I felt enjoyed me.

    • @karenmcmillan4626
      @karenmcmillan4626 Год назад +4

      Every time you are at work and those people bring up any topic not related to work you immediately change the subject to a work topic, if they don’t get the message and keep talking just don’t talk at all. Act like you don’t hear them, leave the area, go to the restroom, say you have to go get something else you need for your work, any excuse to leave them. Keep doing this, they will get the idea. This strategy is a form of “job grey rock”

  • @izawaniek2568
    @izawaniek2568 Год назад +37

    Thank you for such an extensive presentation and the supporting worksheet that go along. I am going to use them on my healing journey. I have been raised in a narcisistic family and have been struggling with CPTSD people pleasing and codependent. I am so grateful for everything you do to help victims of narcisistic and childhood abuse and that we all have free access to your expert advice and support. God bless you dr Ramani.

    • @TravisBryantNYC.
      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

      ◾Thanks for commenting, make a note to me👇

    • @TravisBryantNYC.
      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

      Appreciate your time,
      I'd share a beneficial knowledge
      ✒️☁️±𝟏𝟗𝟎𝟏𝟐𝟎𝟗𝟗𝟒𝟎𝟐

    • @kristofvanhooymissen7785
      @kristofvanhooymissen7785 Год назад

      Healing takes time. Meditation is proven to help people with PTSD. I find help in prayer as well.

    • @lauragrolla5916
      @lauragrolla5916 6 месяцев назад +1

      Its nice to read your comment because I come from a narcissistic family system and the farther I go in healing, the more I seem to find to heal. In the last year I realized all the anxiety was CPTSD and I am glad I am not alone.

  • @maddiesue1752
    @maddiesue1752 7 месяцев назад +5

    it’s embarrassing to admit that it took me almost 10 years to address and realize that I was in a sadistic narcissist abusive relationship from the age of 19-24 (my first serious relationship out of high school) and that I haven’t forgiven myself or even allowed myself to realize this really did happen to me and I wasn’t the toxic one in the relationship and that my inner monologue is the voice of my ex and I haven’t been able to really trust anyone not to hurt me and i’ve isolated myself from building deep one on one friendships and that i was falling into learned survival behaviors when i was triggered by trauma I couldn’t even remember until like… this week and I feel like I just woke up in my own brain as myself and I can’t believe i’ve lived this long in a fog without realizing it and i’m just so grateful to have found this channel it has been so incredibly valuable and validating and so so helpful in my ability to let myself work through all of these memories and realizations. thank you so much

    • @lauragrolla5916
      @lauragrolla5916 6 месяцев назад +1

      I can so relate to the fog and to not trusting. I am having to be very gentle to me about trusting again. Just be patient like you are a traumatized animal. That has helped me to picture me as a scared little kitten under a chair. Coaxing me out with lots of kind words.

    • @hannahknights452
      @hannahknights452 2 месяца назад +1

      Same! I don't think mine was as bad as yours, but has a relationship from that exact same time frame. The brain fog, rumination, and finding it challenging to trust others or even myself is so real. Doing as much inner work as I can so that I can hopefully break out of the cycle/not fall into it again. I wish you best of luck on your healing journey!

    • @vannadiaz4259
      @vannadiaz4259 Месяц назад

      I’m with you girl .. 4 months out after a sadistic 5 year abusive relationship from 16-21 . I have my BAD days but there is also shimmers of gold on some days :’) .i feel like I was robbed so much of my developmental years , but I also know he won’t be there to see me truly thrive … a life without him

  • @ancamarr681
    @ancamarr681 Год назад +38

    Great content as usual! No healing is possible without understanding all these core issues. Sometimes we need to change some of the core beliefs and and fears and be careful who we share our core hopes with. Thank you so much for everything you do!❤️❤️❤️

    • @TravisBryantNYC.
      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад +2

      ◾Thanks for commenting, make a note to me 👇

    • @TravisBryantNYC.
      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

      Appreciate your time,
      I'd share a beneficial knowledge
      ✒️☁️±𝟏𝟗𝟎𝟏𝟐𝟎𝟗𝟗𝟒𝟎𝟐.

  • @noturningback2023
    @noturningback2023 Год назад +28

    I finally was able to stop telling off in my mind the religious Narcissist I once had in my life, after I watched one video titled "Why You Should Never Confront a Narcissist." This video addressed the fact that Narcissists love to GOAD you. That's when the light went on that this evil woman who repeatedly took the time to call me and say wicked things to me, hurl false accusations at me, doesn't even believe them herself, but she loved to get a rise out of me. And I was finally free-I had told her off so many times in my mind, and even tried writing her a letter detailing all of her sins against me-but when I practice printed it, it was 30 pages long! 😆 🤣

    • @janiecepoush1904
      @janiecepoush1904 Год назад +5

      I also had a Narcissistic “Religious Spouse:” In the end, I refused to Go the Depth, as he expected me to Steal My Son’s Home out from under him! Nope! So, he assaulted me just hours after I shared that I thought I had Cancer, fracturing my Sacrum, discovering in the ER, that yes, my suspicion was true. In studying the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Bible, I am learning to NOT ACCEPT ANYTHING that is “NOT of GOD!” … I can see now that these are what Dr. Ramini expresses, as “CORE VALUES:” Truth, Joy, Light, Health, & all that is Positive, uplifting & part of the DIVINE NATURE 2 Peter, Ch. 1: Faith, Virtue, Knowledge, Temperance, Brotherly Kindness, Godliness, Charity, & add Kindness, Diligence, & Humility. Side note: Rebuking the Stg4 Cancer, combined w/ a Miracle Supplement that My Holy Father Dropped in my Lap, has Healed that Untruth! And all in the midst of my EX getting into my home for 2+ yrs., & having me Stalked every time I left my home. After being thrown in Hell, I will never Go Back! God, & His Holy Spirit is now my Best Friend… I have found the one that my Soul Loveth! I now Strive to Stay Positive & Only Accept God’s Blessings as My TRUTH! Blessings to ALL! 🙏🏻

    • @stompthedragon4010
      @stompthedragon4010 Год назад +3

      I wrote two unsent 30 page letters to the same person. It worked though

    • @yolondagoode9656
      @yolondagoode9656 2 месяца назад

      How do I find the video notes?

  • @adimeter
    @adimeter Год назад +7

    Modesty and shame of body were core beliefs handed to me. Don't be proud yourself - keep that down. I remember when at 13, I had a new hairdo, a new homemade blouse and brand new shoes I had worked for. I pranced into the living room hoping to be showered with praise. Instead my father said, "Look at her, she thinks she's cute. And he smirked while my mother said nothing.

    • @EMVelez
      @EMVelez Год назад +3

      Ugh. Your father obviously hated himself to speak to his own child that way. Disgusting. I hope you got away from them.

    • @adimeter
      @adimeter Год назад +1

      @@EMVelez No I did not. I was 13 then. And I didn't discover how wrong and dysfunctional my folks were until almost 55 yrs later. That's when I discovered these channels. The folks were both dead. That's when I discovered I had some self esteem building to do. I'm on my way and building my self esteem every day. Thank you for being disgusted.

    • @janm9610
      @janm9610 4 месяца назад

      I'm sorry 😢

  • @JennyGaston
    @JennyGaston Год назад +27

    Another great video. Yes your core values will be tested in a toxic narcissistic relationship. It's so important to set boundaries and maintain your integrity ♥️

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  • @mayberry8620
    @mayberry8620 Год назад +10

    I choose the freeze response. I will actually fall down if someone lies to me or is cruel. I’m working on my vegus nerve.

  • @javiervidal366
    @javiervidal366 Год назад +30

    Another excellent series by Dr Ramani. This type of work is incredibly important but also very hard. Good luck to everyone that is on this long, arduous healing journey. The hard work is worth it in the end, because you're worth it.

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  • @amberboykin2543
    @amberboykin2543 Год назад +29

    I have recently taken a significant step in setting healthy boundaries with my parents. Thank you, for your lessons. It has helped me not only heal but to communicate effectively.

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  • @shamdaranativa2102
    @shamdaranativa2102 Год назад +22

    1 second ago
    Dear Dr. Ramani, your work and your engagement in this subject is beyond words. Thank you thank you thank you! It’s first after reading your material and watching your videos that I could identify narcissism as not only a relational pathology but undoubtedly as a societal anomaly. We are all suffering from it! As if the whole patriarchal colonial legacy is built on this psychological core.

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    • @lauragrolla5916
      @lauragrolla5916 6 месяцев назад

      I am really seeing a huge societal factor as well. I am thinking Dr Ramani is teaching a societal shift as well as personal healing work

  • @sandracaezza7234
    @sandracaezza7234 Год назад +24

    These videos are so helpful. This is a time I give to me to understand me. Very refreshing ,letting the narcissist go !

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    • @sandracaezza7234
      @sandracaezza7234 Год назад +2

      @@TravisBryantNYC. Rumi : Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I’m wise, so I’m changing myself.

  • @katkat521
    @katkat521 27 дней назад +2

    I'm not sure I could ever have developed my own core values being raised by narcissistic parents. Good food for thought. I'm going to dig deep and figure mine out. Thanks for the help!

  • @Flyingrabbit2222
    @Flyingrabbit2222 Год назад +21

    I think a lot of negative and even useless traits that develop in children of N's are about lack of knowledge of societal norms and healthy competition. When what is right, wrong, punished or praised has no day to day continuity, the child may act in ways that other people find offensive. Society becomes one more place that the child is seen as "wrong" and it learns to back away from people and challenges. There is always push back in competitive situations, but we should learn how far to take our assertiveness and the art of compromise from parents. This can be completely missing in N homes.

    • @amberinthemist7912
      @amberinthemist7912 Год назад +5

      So true. My parents were fundamentalist Christians as well who were basically cult like in their rejection of anything "of the world". They told me that the world was a terrible place and then gave me no real skills to navigate it, so the world was a terrible place because I was years behind my peers.

    • @Flyingrabbit2222
      @Flyingrabbit2222 Год назад +4

      @@amberinthemist7912 Looking back on 7 decades of life, I think there are some good things about growing up essentially feral. As painful as it is through early adulthood, we have to decide on things that many people take for granted. The world is not a terrible place, but many terrible things are accepted by good people. Because we had to learn through adult observation, we are better equipped to avoid mindlessly following the crowd when they are wrong. We can be the little boy in the story who says, "the emperor has no clothes." We have endured the pain of being different and we don't live in fear of it anymore.

  • @DJH97
    @DJH97 Год назад +18

    More than one spiral into narcissistic marriages after being the scapegoat in a narcissistic family has pretty much dashed any hopes of a truly loving reciprocal relationship. At 62 I’ve had to give up on the hope. Still in therapy though. Will be for awhile.

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    • @angelacahill9460
      @angelacahill9460 Год назад +1

      I'm right there with you, sister. But this is the best place to be, to rediscover the original you, like I am. The real you, before all the maladaptive coping mechanisms kicked in. Before all the rebellious acting out. Dr. Ramani and Dr. Les Carter are incredible free resources, binge watch and soak up the validation and learning. Good luck to you.

  • @BaskingInObscurity
    @BaskingInObscurity Год назад +9

    TY for the worksheets. I have multiple disabilities and diagnoses that each alone would be more of an annoyance than major barrier, but all together make for a mess. Add in the CPTSD of psychiatrically challenged father, vulnerable narcissist mother, covert narcissist omnipresent maternal grandmother, and then a textbook over NPD now-exboyfriend, plus some screwed up core beliefs that conflict with what I KNOW is healthier intellectually. I've been stuck in this SSDI poverty limbo for over a decade now and I'm so sick of not knowing how to even start wading through the morass, the principle fears revolving around medication needs and losing Medicare/Medi-CAL. I KNOW there must be ways for me to work for a decent income and not risk my physical and psychological health, to employ my assets for a better, happier, less leechish life. Just living in another country with fuller healthcare access and quality would change EVERYthing. So again, thank you as always. Barriers become excuses for inaction, and I want to hurdle and circumvent them.

  • @nickibleigh
    @nickibleigh Год назад +6

    Thank you Dr Ramani..I’ve realized how these negative core beliefs were cemented by that relationship..I too view myself as not good enough, and the world and people are dangerous..I’m trying to reshape them..

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    • @nickibleigh
      @nickibleigh Год назад

      @@TravisBryantNYC. is that a phone number?

  • @pradheepag
    @pradheepag Год назад +8

    Thank you doctor!! Yes very common reaction is Breathlessness / short breaths ! We lose our sense of both self awareness and environmental/situational awareness, as a result of toxic exposure. Mindfully observing our physical response and impulses is the first baby step. Remember to be compassionate to your self. Sending positive vibes to all the empaths and warriors out there !

  • @sandracaezza7234
    @sandracaezza7234 Год назад +9

    Core fears of abandonment is me. I’m doing a deep dive into that. The narc had me, he knew me, for his own manipulation.
    I’m fearless in knowing though and will work on these issues to stay free of the narcs demon. There that’s to be a light
    and these videos are such a mantra. Thank you Dr. R,your the best.😊❤

  • @karencox8699
    @karencox8699 6 месяцев назад +2

    No Dr Ramani- cowards do not tell the world their core beliefs! Sounded pretty brave to me! ❤️

  • @aryangautam7506
    @aryangautam7506 2 дня назад +1

    Another day of thanking you for saving me from insanity 🙏🙏🙏, you are a great Doctor and an amazing hunan being. May God bless you

  • @panfried7566
    @panfried7566 Год назад +5

    wow that 4 letter word H-O-P-E. i hung on for 2 decades before finally realizing and radically accepting she was never going to change and the relationship was toxic.
    thanks, Dr. Ramani.

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      I'd share a beneficial knowledge
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  • @bing2461
    @bing2461 Год назад +6

    I felt a very strong drive to express my feelings for what had happened to me. When I started therapy I found myself writing haikus, 3 line poems of 5, 7 and 5 syllables per line. They don't need to rhyme and can be very powerful. On New year's eve, I wrote them on small cards, read them out loud and then burned them. It felt wonderful, I felt as light as the ashes that rose up and floated away.

    • @lauragrolla5916
      @lauragrolla5916 6 месяцев назад

      That is beautiful. Thank you. I might try it.

  • @shandra2881
    @shandra2881 Год назад +5

    IF DR.RAMANI HAD A CLASS!! I WOULDN'T MISS NOT ONE DAY!! AND BE ON TIME... I THINK I'VE WATCH ALL HER VIDEOS..ABSOLUTELY LOVE ❤️ HER.. THANK YOU SO MUCH❤😊

  • @xXNoMoralzXx
    @xXNoMoralzXx Год назад +10

    I wanna be as brave as you in some ways Doc.

  • @kathiemihindukulasuriya1538
    @kathiemihindukulasuriya1538 Год назад +11

    Felt invisible as a child. Used to say "I exist" when my husband did something like accidentally turn off a light when I was still in a room. I used to feel kind of a panic in those situations, but now that I realized what was going on, things like this no longer bother me, in fact they seem kind of funny now.

    • @amac2573
      @amac2573 Год назад +5

      Hello, You have been seen and your not invisible! Sorry I can't send you a cup of tea and piece of cake.

    • @kathiemihindukulasuriya1538
      @kathiemihindukulasuriya1538 Год назад +5

      @@amac2573 Thank you

    • @Calibri57
      @Calibri57 Год назад +4

      Hahaha! My spouse does the same thing with the lights!! I imagine he heard a small voice in the dark saying “still here…”. As he walked away. But I m pretty sure he never heard me. Haha. Does he also take away the stream of water while you are standing at the sink using the water because he needs it and doesn’t even see you there?

    • @amac2573
      @amac2573 Год назад +1

      @@Calibri57 If it is at the kitchen sink and you are about to start washing the dishes may be try this 'Oh, your going to wash the dishes...thanks for stepping in!' Just a suggestion.

    • @janiecepoush1904
      @janiecepoush1904 Год назад +1

      Oh, My word… I had forgotten about… The Lights & Calibr57… The WATER thing! How about the double-slap combo, “I’d be talking & having what I thought was a conversation (DOING the DISHES fm. a Martha Stewart Meal), & he’d Turn out the Lights as he LEFT the ROOM… Me, still talking! His biggest insult (I guess), was when he retired fm. traveling job, went out to eat w/ All of his multiple family members in a State where I have None… And left me home! And actually refused to ALLOW me to cook for him. The sad TRUTH… That wasn’t all… He had a Regular Rage Tantrum, because I refused to help him Steal my Son’s Home out fm. Under him! Nope! AND - Then tried to steal it in the Divorce… With a signed & notarized Pre-Nuptial Agreement! Dumb-A_ _! I guess: Demons all use the same Devaluing Protocol. What’s REALLY FUNNY (now that I think about it) … Because he signed a “Pre-Nup & then Raged for me to sell the House (our pmt. 1/3 market value), I THOUGHT he had Alzheimer’s & I just got Nicer & more patient, being a Faithful Christian Woman, preparing myself for the “Changing of Diapers Phase!” So, my Sweetness Drove HIM NUTS… I finally “Got-It,” when he Assaulted me & Fractured my Sacrum, after telling him I thought I had Cancer only mere hrs. before! (Cancer - Stuffing Negative Feelings & Pain, Denying my Pain!)🙏🏻💛🕊🍃Gotta add the happy ending… GOD is REAL, & being a Faithful Christian Woman… My “Holy Father has given me Miracle, after Boba-Fide Miracle, to include in the recent yrs.: Healing my Lil Dog’s broken neck, Saving me fm. a Fwy. Head-on Line-up, moments after I was impressed to “Pray for Angels,” & Healing Stage4 Cancer! Whooo-Hoo! Demon-Possessed People… Have given their best shot throughout my Life… (My favorite Hymn, “I Believe In CHRIST,” the last verse states, “I believe in CHRIST, SO COME WHAT MAY…”
      🙏🏻💛🕊🍃

  • @lindawinters363
    @lindawinters363 Год назад +12

    This video is brilliant and profound…you’ve touched my soul and I am so grateful for you. Thank you, Dr Ramani.

  • @laurataylornyc9
    @laurataylornyc9 Год назад +13

    Gosh, I wish I’d known this 30 years ago. Glad to be learning all about narcissism now and your informative videos are really helping me to move forward in a more positive direction. Thank you!

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  • @sandracaezza7234
    @sandracaezza7234 Год назад +2

    Reading text messages to stranger about me for 3 months. I was setting the stage to kick him out. I had to ingest things like,
    she’s overweight, doesn’t work out, is older than me, don’t know why I’m with her. I kept all this info to myself, these were people
    I did not know. He is a narc/addict, I know what they have to do,however, these things hurt me to my core.
    I stayed with him through rehab 3 times. Worked the program,therapy for years. This is the evil that lives within them.
    Everyday I know I have survived this person. My healthy mind is returning,I’m so much more that this and proud.
    Trauma based therapy before I gave him the boot, ( in secret). I will always be who and what I am and live with pride at 72
    for what I have learned. The narc/addict will live his pitiful life always..

  • @World-Sojourner.22
    @World-Sojourner.22 Год назад +4

    You are not a coward! You are helping me so much. I am not what my sis, mom, dad and friends told me I am. Not sure where to go from here. But I know I’ll never be involved with a narcissist again! I’m not stupid. I’m not weak. I’ll never hear “ you’re too sensitive “. I hate them all.

  • @lahonnann
    @lahonnann Год назад +5

    Doctor Ramani I wish I knew these things you speak of back when I was just a child. I'm almost seventy now, I don't know that I could ever find the kind of relationship that is genuine. I don't believe I've ever known true kindness, care and safety. I believe I have jumped from one narcissistic abuse to another not understanding why I felt like I was a magnet to certain kinds of people oh, that is until I started listening to your RUclips channel. I still long for a safe relationship and perhaps God willing I'll have it. For now I'm just grateful for your kind and considerate, care for others. I wish there was a way I could tell you personally how much your own pain and suffering has taught you how to teach others what to look for and what to stay away from. Thank you thank you so very much as tears running down my face I'm grateful to know that it's okay to care about other people and that there is a Safeway to do so. I pray you find peace and tranquility, in your life.

    • @lauragrolla5916
      @lauragrolla5916 6 месяцев назад

      I am 64 and it has been a long hard life from my narcissist father to all the narcissistic people I, too, attracted. I kind of gave up on romantic love but i am learning to pick kind people. One thing I can say: its so much more peaceful without the narcissism everywhere even if I am alone a lot. Hang in there.

  • @brsugr58
    @brsugr58 Год назад +14

    So, I've been following you almost 6 months now, and this is the most complex and difficult to understand in your series for me so far. Several times in certain explainations I wasn't sure if you were describing me or the narcissist behavior. This is because we both have these core behavior difficulties in our case, from childhood. We were both abused children and have known each other since we were 12 years old in a world where this treatment and also racism and segregation were tolerated. I'm sure i will have to watch this a few more times before completely understanding. Too bad the narcissist I left won't see this. He could benefit from it....If he didn't think he knew EVERYTHING!

    • @donnacolee
      @donnacolee 5 месяцев назад

      I think the confusion of whether we or they are the N is because they work on confusing us. I have been told that I was wrong so many times that I thought I was. ( I had a severe concussion w/ memory damage for years). I was easily put into the mindset that it was all my problem. lol I know better now. Thanks to this site.

  • @mm-gp9ot
    @mm-gp9ot 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for opening up about your core beliefs. It can be hard to put yourself out there like that. I appreciate you and all of your great content.

  • @user-nt7fx2bw3i
    @user-nt7fx2bw3i 11 месяцев назад +1

    I am so grateful that you have put yourself out there.

  • @carriekaskiw4781
    @carriekaskiw4781 Год назад +1

    Dr. Ramani, thank you for the excellent videos and the free worksheets! ❤️

  • @margaretcoan1643
    @margaretcoan1643 Год назад

    Thank you so much for being you and helping us learn how what it means to love ourselves.

  • @vegadrummer
    @vegadrummer Год назад +1

    I have so much gratitude for the work you are doing. It is true service. Right livelihood.

  • @valiizajames925
    @valiizajames925 Год назад

    Wow!! I am soaking this Wisdom in and I am speechless!! All I can give is thank you and ❤️🖤💚💐

  • @PaigeSquared
    @PaigeSquared Год назад +5

    Thank you for being willing to be vulnerable, sharing your unhelpful core beliefs. I keep staying in relationships for way too long because of my positive beliefs. I feel like anyone who is willing to try can learn and do better. But I am often told what I want to hear. I had to learn the hard way to never ever fill in the blanks for someone else. Others need to represent themselves, an unwillingness to offer up the information is a giant red flag for me now. My ex-husband let me believe what I wanted to, and thought that not correcting me was not lying. 🙄 His manipulation of the concept of "truth" really threw me for a loop.

  • @amaliatoma1815
    @amaliatoma1815 Год назад

    You're a life savior, the way you explain things helps me so much. Thank you

  • @hodamawlawi512
    @hodamawlawi512 6 месяцев назад +6

    Core wounds, values, fears and hopes
    1:13 Understanding Core Wounds
    1- Identify them
    2- Recognise they are not weakness + Learn to co-exist with them
    11:48 Understanding Core Values
    Guide how work, relate and more
    Core values will be tested or skewed in narc relationships
    It can be reorienting to do this work. It can also bring grief.
    Being pulled away from your core values is about the biggest red flag there is.
    22:29 Understanding Core Beliefs
    Beliefs about yourself, people, the world etc
    34:05 Understanding Core Fears
    Part of Core believes
    43:17 Understanding Core Hopes
    Can facilitie healing.

  • @wwrafting
    @wwrafting 8 месяцев назад +2

    This is one if not the best I have seen of Dr Ramani's videos. Excellennt concepts and delivery. Appreciated your candour.

  • @mslollipopswirlz
    @mslollipopswirlz Год назад +5

    You are solid ground in a billion storms, a safe landing place and the voice keeping people sane. Thank you!

  • @qfemale
    @qfemale Год назад +4

    I am only 10mins into the video but you already explained why I broke off all contact with my own family and why I never want to go back to my hometown because I feel like I am suffocating every time I am there. Like... I was not aware of core wounds and what they can do. I came here to learn about narcissism because I am in the process of divorcing one. I am learning so much more about myself too though, thank you!

  • @1monayoussef
    @1monayoussef Год назад +1

    Thank you dear Dr. Ramai for beautifully explaining the five kind of Cores! Your graceful persona elaborating on each is mesmerizing adorned by your inward beauty not only the outward beauty.

  • @smalltimorehomesaleswithjm1361
    @smalltimorehomesaleswithjm1361 Год назад +4

    I was discarded by my wife last weekend. Swift, unlawful eviction, being left with my wedding set to sell. This HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD FOR ME! Of course, I want to send this to her but... GRAY ROCK! This is about me, not her. I got some work to do on myself. and FINALLY, I get that :)

  • @stevecoleman1180
    @stevecoleman1180 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for this brilliant and timely insight and information

  • @kaibri9287
    @kaibri9287 Год назад +1

    Extremely helpful and much needed. Thank you

  • @NolaCaffey
    @NolaCaffey Год назад +13

    Your clarity and generous spirit just knock my socks off, Dr, Ramani! I can use this "core" framework to help me work out why, even knowing what all you have taught me about narcissism, I can still be reduced to a quivering mass - or get so freaking mad - when someone else acts like a dingbat. Also, why I can be so mean to myself when I suspect I have been the dingbat. Gosh, what a gift you have, and many thanks for sharing your knowledge. It feels like a great toolbox for the DIY of being whole again. Namaste 🙏

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      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

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      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

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      I'd share a beneficial knowledge
      ✒️☁️±𝟏𝟗𝟎𝟏𝟐𝟎𝟗𝟗𝟒𝟎𝟐

  • @ursulabraunagel9675
    @ursulabraunagel9675 Год назад +5

    I feel as if this talk adressed me personally. Thank you

  • @Paeoniarosa
    @Paeoniarosa 5 месяцев назад

    Bless you, Dr. Ramani. Your videos have been so educational.

  • @karlasilis-cruz528
    @karlasilis-cruz528 Год назад +1

    Thank you again for this video! I found it insightful and helpful for recovering from narcissistic relationships. 💝💝💝

  • @amandaa2119
    @amandaa2119 Год назад +8

    Extremely insightful. Thank you again Dr. Ramani

    • @TravisBryantNYC.
      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

      ◾Thanks for commenting, make a note to me 👇

    • @TravisBryantNYC.
      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

      Appreciate your time,
      I'd share a beneficial knowledge
      ✒️☁️±𝟏𝟗𝟎𝟏𝟐𝟎𝟗𝟗𝟒𝟎𝟐.

  • @finnsya8054
    @finnsya8054 Год назад +6

    This compilation was EXCELLENT! It's like a free mini-lesson from the healing program, which has been transformative for me. The healing program is gold.

  • @sarajohn6855
    @sarajohn6855 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you Dr. Ramani! This is so helpful. You are a remarkable woman.

  • @user-eo4qo2kq9q
    @user-eo4qo2kq9q 11 месяцев назад +4

    this is exactly what i needed to here today - i was trying to rush through this recovery - and would stumble or freeze when my childhood arose or current interactions with my siblings - Wow! what life saving insight thank you so very much you are amazing - keep up the incredible work you do!

  • @helenogilvy2908
    @helenogilvy2908 Год назад +2

    This has been so helpful as I navigate anew way of living after a very destructive narcissistic relationship. The thing that has saved me is my core belief in family and this video is helping me move on through the healing into calmer and loving waters. Thank you for your help.

  • @mileslongtub3s344
    @mileslongtub3s344 4 месяца назад +1

    Such a valuable lesson! Thank you, Dr. Ramani 🙏

  • @doriannemosich232
    @doriannemosich232 9 месяцев назад

    This is the solution, healing adapting and learning from bad stepping stones and getting to the healthy love we deserve!!! thank you!

  • @SB4E.2
    @SB4E.2 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you. Good stuff. Watched twice in a row. I foresee watching again. 🤗

  • @elvieamora9281
    @elvieamora9281 Год назад +3

    Thank u so much for helping us in our journey to understand and heal...all for free❤️ God bless u dr Ramani

  • @karencox8699
    @karencox8699 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for all your videos! 76 now but love to learn and especially what I have lived for so long! I love waking up to your videos on my phone! Hugs ❤

  • @trrahr5496
    @trrahr5496 Год назад +1

    this was so good, that I have to share and listen again

  • @kooks4977
    @kooks4977 8 месяцев назад +1

    I was triggered recently by various events and dreams, and have been feeling the sense of impending doom and anxiety that I had when I was still with my ex narc....I ended it nearly two years ago. I thought I was doing well, enjoying being free and reconnecting with old friends....I realise things bubble up to the surface when you're ready to deal with them. I spent a long time pushing my feelings down, because I wasn't allowed to have any feelings, I was shouted at, invalidated and gaslit every time I voiced my feelings. I'm going to let each one bubble up when it's ready and allow myself to feel it and see it.

  • @stepintoyourpower
    @stepintoyourpower Год назад +10

    We love you Dr. Ramani 💖 Thank you so much for everything you do for us. Sending you a big hug from Spain! :)

    • @TravisBryantNYC.
      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

      ◾Thanks for commenting, make a note to me👇

    • @TravisBryantNYC.
      @TravisBryantNYC. Год назад

      Appreciate your time,
      I'd share a beneficial knowledge
      ✒️☁️±𝟏𝟗𝟎𝟏𝟐𝟎𝟗𝟗𝟒𝟎𝟐

  • @user-er5mn2qv1f
    @user-er5mn2qv1f Год назад +1

    Thank you so much Dr. Ramani for the help. I really can understand much better my reactions and feelings towards my narcissistic son. I'm on no contact now and first there was a lot of relief and even happiness. Now there is so much grief. And you are completely right: the grief is more about my core wounds then about having lost my son. Although I will always love him and still hope for some informal encounters some day. You never know. Life is astonishing sometimes. And not all is or has been bad. I cherish my good memories and learn to give up my unrealistic hopes of family. Thank you again and a big hug to you. Yours sincerly Martina

  • @Flame-Bright-Cheer
    @Flame-Bright-Cheer Год назад +9

    If my eyes fill with tears at the beginning of an episode I know it's going to be a really good one.... that being said they are all really good.
    💔Dr. "Ř" once again you've given me the knowledge and strength to face this day and start healing🖤🤘💯🕉

  • @sk8dacloudz495
    @sk8dacloudz495 10 месяцев назад +2

    My healing has been a lot easier since I found you!! Thank you!! I was losing my battle FAST!!

  • @meghnabanerjee5003
    @meghnabanerjee5003 Год назад

    Thankyou so much Dr. Ramani. God bless you for helping people heal. I am slowly coming out but it's exactly what you mention in each videos. It will help me teach my daughter too not to fall in the trap and carry pain.

  • @mmorgan7918
    @mmorgan7918 8 месяцев назад +1

    On my healing journey of realizing I AM ENOUGH.
    Letting go of someone who was so opposed to my values and goals, makes me feel like Im running at the speed of light VS the prior, sinking in quicksand feeling I had when he was around.

  • @mindyjones333
    @mindyjones333 10 месяцев назад

    I am so thankful for all of your videos!! Thank you so much!!!

  • @TheKezmeister2011
    @TheKezmeister2011 Год назад

    Thanks so much for the worksheets!

  • @desireebrand2632
    @desireebrand2632 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much, I watch your videos and make notes in my journal. The favorite thing that comes to mind regarding core values is that my narcissistic husband used to say people see your kindness as weakness. Filed divorce paperwork last Friday and been separated over 2 years. Stayed with him for 25 years. Now trying to find myself. You are helping tremendously. Thank you again

  • @plusone8015
    @plusone8015 Год назад +1

    I love these videos as they essentially tell empaths it ain't you. One thing I feel also helps is any zen activity... cook, walk, dance, sing, etc. to get ourselves out of our cycling thoughts.

  • @lillianadams2427
    @lillianadams2427 Год назад +2

    Dr. Ramani, I am so grateful to God for you. Thank you for the light you give to this insidious and devious maelstrom we find ourselves in. Way too many people have to deal with the foolishness of narcissism.

  • @melrose800
    @melrose800 Год назад +1

    You helped me leave! THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO❤❤❤

  • @user-wq4kt1tb7s
    @user-wq4kt1tb7s 9 месяцев назад

    Thank You so much for your unvaluable help❤

  • @calizero8503
    @calizero8503 Год назад +6

    I'm glad to see that you offer a program for coaches and therapists someday in the future. This is great news, I signed up for more Info. Thank you, I've really waited for this.

    • @calizero8503
      @calizero8503 Год назад +1

      @@TravisBryantNYC. nice try. you're a scammer. I'll report you.
      Just how dumb do you think people are?