I really appreciate the straightforward way he speaks about unattached burdens, and the recognition that this concept is understood in virtually every culture but our own. It takes courage to speak publicly about this stuff but it is so important!
Such a fascinating fascinating interview. Brilliant on-the-ball listening/questioning, and really really incredible work from Robert Falconer. This is going to shock the west big time. As someone who came into meditation through "A Beginner's Mind" by DT Suzuki (Please go and meditate the whole thing. do it in bits if you have to... or parts should i say...!!!) I am absolutely totally and utterly blown away to discover Emmanuel Swedensbourg through Robert, and to hear this comparison to no less than Buddha by THE DT Suzuki. Utterly insane.. If you know you know. I can't help but note how totally accessible the language that IFS provides- namely, its use of the word 'parts', eg "it just wasn't a part of me," - it seems as though every step of the process is designed to be as empowering as possible. Questioning these parts of yourself is absolutely a simple thing to comprehend for I think anybody, and even throughout the course of this conversation I found myself following suit and noticing the immediate compulsive evasiveness and bitterness etc. Really mind blowing stuff It is I think in Unattached Burdens / the surrounding area of thought's great fortune then that the language provided is just as accessible and logical, and the more I think about it, the more logical it becomes. This dark, haziness which exists in places within our mind is difficult to touch; it feels not empty, but emptying, like the words to describe it become more and more scarce; it even seems to coincide with itches... - one could assume from this description quite clearly that it is both unattached (ie, not readily graspable), and a burden (it makes me uncomfortable). Thank you both!
This is such a wonderful, tender discussion. I understand in the west there is so much fear around what feels irrational. For me as an IFS therapist who intuitively gets the idea we all have loving guides, these UBs seem like an opposite energies who don’t have a loving intention. Having previously trained with Marion Woodman (a well known author in the Jungian world) I get everything (or parts )have an equal and opposite energy e.g light and dark, full and empty etc. It really resonated with me when you said these entities are really a form of lost soul’s and can be treated with compassion (having got frightened pts to give you space) Thank you so much for staying with this important work despite others fear and so their judgement. ❤️👏x
I'm half way through your latest book, so much of its content resonates with my experiences. Makes me wonder in a positive, helpful way, but also disturb me to think that there are lost, suffering souls out there ready to harm people. It goes very much against the beliefs that the afterlife is a peaceful place for all. Would love others opinion on this matter pls 🙏 ❤
My personal experience is that there is a process that spirits must go through upon dying to transcend to the peaceful place (the light) and some spirits or souls do not feel worthy, do not know they are dead, or want to stay here for some reason which is likely detrimental (vengeance, attachment to earthly pleasures etc). But the invisible world has a varied population and different types need different approaches to remove them from a client’s space and/or to heal them. Some spiritual practitioners will actually consider those beings their clients (rather than the patient who came in with them).
This should have more views. Ive met a ton of people both personally and through work who have wpent a fortune paying for therapy with psychologists who have zero understanding of trauma ,abuse, entities etc. The only therapists or coaches I have seen help people are those who like Robert Falconer had experience working through their own devastating traumas and who understand the complexity of it. I also firmly believe that every single person who does work with these things have had one or more forms of spiritual experiences and ESP. It does not surprise me that Robert had thise near death experiences and that it was traumatic to be sent back by that female presence. I often wonder about similar situations and why it happens. Was it because he had a role in this world to do the work he has done to understand and teach others about UBs? I wish this stuff was a part of the western medicine practice in both psychiatry, psychology and allopathic medicine. I wish i could have sessions with Robert!
I really appreciate the straightforward way he speaks about unattached burdens, and the recognition that this concept is understood in virtually every culture but our own. It takes courage to speak publicly about this stuff but it is so important!
Thank you for the terrific interview.
Thank you. So nice to find and IFS practitioners that encompass all of our experiences and a spiritual perspective.
Such a fascinating fascinating interview. Brilliant on-the-ball listening/questioning, and really really incredible work from Robert Falconer. This is going to shock the west big time.
As someone who came into meditation through "A Beginner's Mind" by DT Suzuki (Please go and meditate the whole thing. do it in bits if you have to... or parts should i say...!!!) I am absolutely totally and utterly blown away to discover Emmanuel Swedensbourg through Robert, and to hear this comparison to no less than Buddha by THE DT Suzuki. Utterly insane.. If you know you know.
I can't help but note how totally accessible the language that IFS provides- namely, its use of the word 'parts', eg "it just wasn't a part of me," - it seems as though every step of the process is designed to be as empowering as possible. Questioning these parts of yourself is absolutely a simple thing to comprehend for I think anybody, and even throughout the course of this conversation I found myself following suit and noticing the immediate compulsive evasiveness and bitterness etc. Really mind blowing stuff
It is I think in Unattached Burdens / the surrounding area of thought's great fortune then that the language provided is just as accessible and logical, and the more I think about it, the more logical it becomes. This dark, haziness which exists in places within our mind is difficult to touch; it feels not empty, but emptying, like the words to describe it become more and more scarce; it even seems to coincide with itches... - one could assume from this description quite clearly that it is both unattached (ie, not readily graspable), and a burden (it makes me uncomfortable).
Thank you both!
I am so glad I discovered Robert Falconer through my IFS studies.. I totally resonate with his messages... An Excellent interview as well...
This is such a wonderful, tender discussion. I understand in the west there is so much fear around what feels irrational. For me as an IFS therapist who intuitively gets the idea we all have loving guides, these UBs seem like an opposite energies who don’t have a loving intention. Having previously trained with Marion Woodman (a well known author in the Jungian world) I get everything (or parts )have an equal and opposite energy e.g light and dark, full and empty etc. It really resonated with me when you said these entities are really a form of lost soul’s and can be treated with compassion (having got frightened pts to give you space) Thank you so much for staying with this important work despite others fear and so their judgement. ❤️👏x
Mr Falconer's work is so enlightening. Thank you very much.
IFS...dismantling Draconian programming one step at a time. 🙌
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I'm half way through your latest book, so much of its content resonates with my experiences. Makes me wonder in a positive, helpful way, but also disturb me to think that there are lost, suffering souls out there ready to harm people. It goes very much against the beliefs that the afterlife is a peaceful place for all. Would love others opinion on this matter pls 🙏 ❤
My personal experience is that there is a process that spirits must go through upon dying to transcend to the peaceful place (the light) and some spirits or souls do not feel worthy, do not know they are dead, or want to stay here for some reason which is likely detrimental (vengeance, attachment to earthly pleasures etc). But the invisible world has a varied population and different types need different approaches to remove them from a client’s space and/or to heal them. Some spiritual practitioners will actually consider those beings their clients (rather than the patient who came in with them).
❤ Thank you both for sharing this great video!
Great Interview
This should have more views. Ive met a ton of people both personally and through work who have wpent a fortune paying for therapy with psychologists who have zero understanding of trauma ,abuse, entities etc. The only therapists or coaches I have seen help people are those who like Robert Falconer had experience working through their own devastating traumas and who understand the complexity of it. I also firmly believe that every single person who does work with these things have had one or more forms of spiritual experiences and ESP. It does not surprise me that Robert had thise near death experiences and that it was traumatic to be sent back by that female presence. I often wonder about similar situations and why it happens. Was it because he had a role in this world to do the work he has done to understand and teach others about UBs? I wish this stuff was a part of the western medicine practice in both psychiatry, psychology and allopathic medicine. I wish i could have sessions with Robert!
Thank you❣️
Good stuff
Thank you for this beautiful deep interview ❤