This was so meaningful to me. I was a teenager in the 60’s. I think part of the rebellion was that we had had it with conformity and hypocrisy and Pollyanna views of America. Of course some took it to the extreme. I found an old news broadcast where he was frantically saying that something has happened to the children as they have taken off and are dancing in the streets. I said to myself “You bet we did”. It was a time of expressing healing and freedom. Thanks again for the conversation.
Compassion for ourselves and for others, without judging them, allows us to flow with the love we feel and the positive things about people, but it makes it possible for us to stop repeating hatred, discrimination and injustice.
Perhaps the depth of the Moral Wound is what generates the emotional wound and all the other signs that accompany personal and Collective Trauma. We can redefine, reinterpret and expand the understanding of Collective Trauma, as well as give importance to Ethical Integrity for Humanity in the achievement of Human Development, Equity and Collective Well-being.❤
this was fascinating. point of relation is becoming one of my favourite podcasts.
Feeling inspired by this conversation! I’m touched by Abigail Disney’s commitment to looking deeply into these subjects.
This was so meaningful to me. I was a teenager in the 60’s. I think part of the rebellion was that we had had it with conformity and hypocrisy and Pollyanna views of America. Of course some took it to the extreme. I found an old news broadcast where he was frantically saying that something has happened to the children as they have taken off and are dancing in the streets. I said to myself “You bet we did”. It was a time of expressing healing and freedom. Thanks again for the conversation.
Yes, young people didn't want to play the stupid game any more. What makes anyone think anyone would want to go back?
Almost as a reaction to the extreme conformity of the 1950’s
Compassion for ourselves and for others, without judging them, allows us to flow with the love we feel and the positive things about people, but it makes it possible for us to stop repeating hatred, discrimination and injustice.
Such an important talk 🙏🏻
looking forward to the next meeting.
Perhaps the depth of the Moral Wound is what generates the emotional wound and all the other signs that accompany personal and Collective Trauma. We can redefine, reinterpret and expand the understanding of Collective Trauma, as well as give importance to Ethical Integrity for Humanity in the achievement of Human Development, Equity and Collective Well-being.❤