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Deep Psychology

Deep Psychology Podcast with author Ross Edwards New episodes Wednesday; snippets on Thursday, Sunday and Tuesday Explore my 200-episode archive by category: https://deep-psychology.com/#pod-cats Follow my fortnightly newsletter: https://eepurl.com/iQjAiw My books & music: https://deep-psychology.com/my-links

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11:14

We ALL Have Personality Masks: Autistic &...

Deep Psychology ·

2024/05/29

I wanted to clear up the topic of personality masking vs social masking vs autistic masking vs common masking because it seems there’s a lot of confusion out there about this.The main take away from this episode is that we all mask. We mask in a relatively innocent social way (I call this social masking) and in a more permanent way (personality masking). It doesn’t matter if you’re autistic or not, though autistic masking is a special category.

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19:00

How to Re-own Your Repressed Anger

Deep Psychology ·

2024/05/26

Today we’re going to talk about how to reintegrate your repressed anger.In the last episode we spoke about what repressed anger is and how to spot it. Go check out that episode, then come back here to learn how to reintegrate it.I’ve tried four methods and each of them has proved useful and helped me taste the joy and fullness that comes from reintegrating this emotion.

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20:22

The Symptoms of Repressed Anger

Deep Psychology ·

2024/05/21

What are the top 3 symptoms of repressed anger? Knowing these will help you uncover your own repressed anger and begin to heal it.Anger is one of the most commonly suppressed emotions. It's not socially acceptable to express it, and from an early age we're taught to suppress it. This has nefarious effects on your wellbeing and behaviour, and can even lead to depression.Article with two extra symptoms

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24:48

Your Life Calling: How to Find It & Live It

Deep Psychology ·

2024/05/19

If you dislike your life and feel that there is a well of untapped potential in you, a life calling might be just what you need.As I said in my last episode, having an overarching vision then making money from it is one of the keys to being fulfilled.This isn’t an airy-fairy, idealistic talk about how life would be wonderful if we could all live our passions. It’s not an escape so that you can fantasise about your perfect life yet never do anything to create it.In the next 20 minutes you’re going to

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15:53

How to Be Happy: My 5 Keys to Happiness

Deep Psychology ·

2024/05/17

I share my five keys to being happy – the five components of my life that make me feel alive and that my life is worth living.If you feel bored, unfulfilled or lacking verve, you might like to cultivate one or more of these areas.Two Bonus Keys: https://deep-psychology.com/purposeful-life/

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20:08

My Life-Altering Glimpse of God and Ultimate Reality

Deep Psychology ·

2024/05/10

Today I’m going to talk about the deepest spiritual experience I ever had, which was the first time I took acid, and which forever destroyed my scientific dogmas about God.I’m going to share my insights into what God really is, from a non-biblical, non-dogmatic, mystical, embodied, directly apprehended perspective.

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20:16

How Acid Brutally Exposed My Shadows

Deep Psychology ·

2024/05/07

Today I share the story of my 2nd acid trip, how it helped me unearth and reintegrate an enormous personal shadow, and the insights I gained into our repressed side.If you’re not sure what the shadow is, I talk about it in my latest article called the symptoms of repressed anger.And let me tell you, REALLY seeing the shadow turned my inside out, for the better, and I can never go back to my previous ignorance.

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12:17

Why I'm Doing 1000 Consecutive Days of Meditation

Deep Psychology ·

2024/04/30

Yes, the title is right: I’m committing to doing a meditation streak, doing not 10, not 30, not 60, not 100, but 1000 consecutive days of meditation.When I shared this with my meditation students, I think they thought I was a bit crazy.And it does seem a bit crazy. I’ve never met anyone who has done such a long daily streak. I’m sure there are many people, but I’ve never met anyone who’s done anything like this.So let me explain why, along with how I made it into a fundraising campaign.Donate

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19:48

"Manifesting" Nonsense + How to Really Make Your...

Deep Psychology ·

2024/04/23

Let’s talk about manifesting, debunk the BS behind it, and talk about how to really make your dreams come true.I kinda cringe when I hear people talking about manifesting. When they do, I get the impression they’re either trying to sell me something, or have never really achieved anything in their life.BUT behind the strange, woo-woo, pseudoscientific explanations, there is a very real, observable, reliable, repeatable track to success, to being a results maker. This is the gem that the

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22:21

Personality Masks: What They Are & How to Spot Them

Deep Psychology ·

2024/04/16

Today, we talk about personality masks.Often our most salient character traits are a facade erected to conceal who we really are behind it.Learn to accurately judge and interpret people, stop taking things personally, create emotional distance, and get ultra-useful intel on yourself and others.Accompanying article

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25:55

Spiritual Ego & How to Dismantle It

Deep Psychology ·

2024/04/07

Let’s talk about the spiritual ego and how to dismantle it.Rather than viewing the spiritual ego as a single kind of personality, I see it as a phenomenon that shows up asdifferent characters, assubpersonalities, as mini-egos that hijack Truth to serve their own ends, thus distorting pure spiritual wisdom.I’ve come across six types in my time, and here are my quirky names for them:the Theoriser, the Mean Monk, the Hippy, the Introspective, the Hermit, and the Prophet.Disclaimer: All of my

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40:38

How Modern Life Makes Us Miserable

Deep Psychology ·

2024/04/03

Today we talk about six ways that modern society screws you up, and my six solutions to these issues.On the surface these might seem quite simple, but in combination they aspects are deadly and slowly rot away our ability to be happy and lead fulfilling lives.These tentacles reach down into all aspects of our psychology, our habits, and our view of what life is all about.

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10:49

How Stimulation & Comfort Ruin Your Life

Deep Psychology ·

2024/03/26

We have an extraordinary amount of luxury available to us, luxury that our parents and grandparents’ generation couldn’t imagine.And it’s all available very quickly and for very little money. You might think this makes you happy, but it actually slowly ruins your life. You’re being manipulated and exploited by media and marketeers, and it’s making you miserable.Learn how stimulation and comfort are ruining your life, and how to reprogramme yourself to free yourself from their grip.This is a small

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28:38

Avoid Spiritual Abuse & Toxic Gurus: Bentinho...

Deep Psychology ·

2024/03/22

Today we talk about spiritual abuse: how to see the warning signs in teachers, why it happens, and how to lead a healthy spiritual life. This is based on my personal experiences as a teacher, meeting other teachers, and my 10-year meditation journey.

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24:29

Persistence, Success & Failure – Unscripted & From...

Deep Psychology ·

2024/03/08

I explore persistence, failure and success, with no script. I open up and share the challenges I've faced this week, month and year so far. I hope you take away some lessons on success, failure and persistence.

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22:35

Choiceless Awareness: How-to & Guided Meditation

Deep Psychology ·

2024/03/01

Let’s discuss and practice choiceless awareness, a particular meditation state in which we give up control of our attention. This is also a meditation practice in its own right, and we’ll look at a couple of varieties of it.Skip to 11:30 for the guided meditation!I often see choiceless awareness talked about as a philosophy or doctrine. But to me it’s much more immediate than that. It’s a first-person meditative state. You don’t have to believe that it exists: you just need to experience it for

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24:47

Moving Meditation for Meditative Awareness on Tap

Deep Psychology ·

2024/02/23

Let’s talk about walking meditation, how to practice it, why we practice it, and the obstacles involved.If you do meditation for some time, you’ll naturally begin to bring it into everyday life, and walking meditation is a powerful way to systematise this process. In my local classes I teach it from day one to accompany our sitting work. My students discover that it’s possible to meditate whenever, wherever.Practice it enough, and you’ll realise you can enter meditative awareness whenever you want

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29:20

These 5 Limiting Beliefs Are Destroying Your Life

Deep Psychology ·

2024/02/16

Limiting beliefs are disempowering views you have about yourself. You tend to strongly hold on to them, and they persistently prevent you from changing.Holding one is like being hypnotised by yourself, by your own mind. They trip you up, paralyse you, stop you in your tracks, and you don't even realise it.Today we talk about the 5 most common limiting beliefs and how they’re destroying your life. You’ll learn these limiting beliefs, why they’re so sneaky and pernicious, and what you can do about

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05:11

5-Minute Sleep Meditation: Relax and Focus

Deep Psychology ·

2024/02/09

Welcome to this 5-minute sleep meditation, guided by Ross Edwards BSc DipBSoM. I suggest you do this lying down with a pillow under your head, keeping the body symmetrical.My accompanying post (link below) includes this free audio along with tips on how to get the most from it.This is perfect for both beginner meditators, who can get a taste of mindfulness meditation, and for experienced meditators, who can use it to supplement their existing habit.In this 5-minute sleep meditation, we intentionally

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26:40

My Best Meditation Tips for Beginners

Deep Psychology ·

2024/01/19

I've been practicing meditation consistently for nearly a decade and now teach dozens of meditators every week. What I've found is that beginners tend to come into meditation with all sorts of misconceptions. These misconceptions are unhelpful and even damaging. They jeopardise our efforts to establish a regular practice and start seeing its power.So here are my three best meditation tips for beginners. With these you'll avoid the typical traps and plant the seeds for a mature meditation practice

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