Gangaji
Gangaji
#38 Abandonment and Self-Betrayal
#38 Abandonment and Self-Betrayal
#38 Abandonment and Self-Betrayal
Tuesday 17th November 2015
Gangaji explores the fears of abandonment and self-betrayal in relationships, sharing personal stories and insights for personal growth.
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Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Fear of abandonment can lead to self-betrayal.
- Being honest with oneself is crucial for growth.
- Opening up to being alone can bring freedom.
- Betrayals can strip away false beliefs.
- Understanding personal narratives helps overcome fear.
"What was so humbling about betrayals is that they strip us naked of our beliefs of how we've ordered the universe."
What remarkable journeys have people faced head-on against addiction? In this captivating episode, Gangaji, alongside host Hillary Larson, tackles the universal fears of abandonment and self-betrayal. Gangaji shares her own humbling experiences, discussing how fear of being left can lead us to betray our true selves. She candidly reflects on her personal stories of relationships and betrayal, revealing how these experiences stripped her of preconceived beliefs and ultimately served her growth.
With a touch of humour, Gangaji and Hillary explore the paradox of seeking security in relationships while inadvertently abandoning oneself. They highlight the importance of confronting one's own narratives and opening up to the rawness of being alone. This episode is part two of a three-part series on relationships, and it promises to challenge listeners to reflect on their own fears and truths. So, what do you really want in your relationships?
And how can you find freedom in the face of self-betrayal?