The Ego and the Mischief it Causes in Relationships (Part 1)
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Really, is that the way you see me?
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This episode explores “the notorious ego” and how it unconsciously impacts our relationships. Understanding the ego will start to unpack the underlying causes to these questions: Why are some relationships challenging? Why is it so difficult to be understood by others? Is it that they don’t care enough to understand? Or could it be something else?
The word “ego” is often misunderstood. Understanding the ego and how it works can clarify many of the misunderstandings that cause pain and suffering in our relationships. Thereby transforming feelings of hurt, disappointment, and resignation into the experience of love, compassion, and connection.
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