THE BLOG
When spirituality is misused, it’s not uncommon to hear statements like:
- “It’s not spiritual to be so upset—you need to work on being less attached…”
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Who is responsible for the impact of someone else's abusive behaviour on you?
This is a complex question that many grapple with, and it was recently raised in the comments section of my...
Do you often find yourself fearing the loss of your partner or loved ones? You're not alone. Let's explore where this fear comes from and how it manifests in our lives.
What It Looks Like:
- Maybe...
If you have experienced abuse, betrayal or persistently hurtful behaviour in your relationships, it is understandable that you might develop a strong sense of other people as untrustworthy and...
One of the biggest misunderstandings I see of the concept of "radical acceptance" is that it means accepting abusive situations or situations in which we are getting hurt.
Radical...
I recently interviewed John from the YouTube channel, PDQuestions, about his experiences after being diagnosed with Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
One of the things we talked about was...
People with Narcissistic Personality Disorder and narcissistic traits often hurt those closest to them and they are often characterised as evil, demonic, manipulative and predatory.
In some relationships, couples fall into a pattern of breaking up, making up and breaking up again. Reactive break-ups typically occur in response to arguments or conflict when partners are...
People with Narcissistic Personality Disorder are often intensely self-critical and impatient, even angry, at their own flaws and vulnerabilities, seeing them as the enemies to success, greatness...
None of us are simple, perfect creatures of light. We all have tricky parts of our personalities and patterns of behaviour that do not serve us. Many of us would prefer to push down, deny and...
