Beautiful talk Tim. I would really encourage you to get familiar with work of Dr Robert Morse. I understand that you come to accept your circumstances and that's the whole point of the talk but it just doesn't have to be that way.
Yes, if there is a way that this cancer can be cured, that is valuable information. But it is also important to remember that this talk is not only about cancer. Life cannot be cured. We need to know how to live with situations that are painful - not just cancer. Many situations cannot be cured - and it is helpful to learn how to approach pain. We will not all get cancer. But we will all have pain in our lives.
Sorry fellas, but any child psychologist knows that self-compassion comes from the internalization of compassionate others, parents initially when available and not trauma survivors them (him/her) selves, but from a supportive group able to offer protection and care later, if not provided earlier. WE CANNOT GIVE COMPASSION TO OURSELVES. Stress R Us
You are much more positive than your movie roles. Keep up the great work, Ethan Hawke!
There's a little bit of Ron Howard in there too
Some of the questions asked were quite hard and answers to those were quite deep. Thanks for sharing the video :)
Your message and your delivery, so perfect and profound I shared with many friends while listening. Thank you.
Thank you for posting
Great talk, thank you.
Thank you :) Learned a lot.
Thank you 🙏
Thanks i learned a lot
Beautiful talk Tim. I would really encourage you to get familiar with work of Dr Robert Morse. I understand that you come to accept your circumstances and that's the whole point of the talk but it just doesn't have to be that way.
Yes, if there is a way that this cancer can be cured, that is valuable information. But it is also important to remember that this talk is not only about cancer. Life cannot be cured. We need to know how to live with situations that are painful - not just cancer. Many situations cannot be cured - and it is helpful to learn how to approach pain. We will not all get cancer. But we will all have pain in our lives.
This path of thinking that you're offering, instead of acceptance, sounds exhausting. No thanks
Sorry fellas, but any child psychologist knows that self-compassion comes from the internalization of compassionate others, parents initially when available and not trauma survivors them (him/her) selves, but from a supportive group able to offer protection and care later, if not provided earlier. WE CANNOT GIVE COMPASSION TO OURSELVES. Stress R Us