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This post is so full of platitudes I do not even know how to start. It is in "not even wrong" category as used by recruiting into cults. 1. Depression has many
by AstralStorm 8y ago
This post is so full of platitudes I do not even know how to start.
It is in "not even wrong" category as used by recruiting into cults.
1. Depression has many causes and this thing is probably not one. If it is, show evidence.
2. Darth Vader did what he did because of reach emotional decision, after emotional manipulation. Your argument is extremely invalid. Plus he's a fantasy literary character.
3. What does "remain in your body" mean anyway?
4. Is there any evidence that mind - body dualism is real and not just a concept?
5. Emotional responses are still of mind, just a faster less controlled system of it, influenced by internal chemistry too just like the rest of it.
6. How do you define "fully healed" or what the trauma means?
- ada1981 8y ago1.) I’d recommend starting with the book The Body Keeps Score, if you are interested in the role of trauma & depression. 2. I’m really just paraphrasing Joe Campbell here. If you want to see his take on mythology, what it represents, and how Lucas used the Hero’s journey to craft Star Wars, I’d recommend the current Netflix special on Joe Campbell. 3. People tend to dissociate and disconnect from their felt body experience. There is a fairly established body of work on “embodiment” and somatic based therapies. 4. We have our conscious logical brain and we have our emotional brain. Our emotions are mapped to physical sensations in our body. That is what I mean here. 5. I don’t disagree with this. 6. I would say fully healed would be releasing the traumas. One way might say that you demylinate that pathways that trigger the fight or flight response in similar contexts and form new pathways that create a more accurate model of the world as well as increased capacity for self regulation.