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🗓️ 25 September 2019
⏱️ 53 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to Commune, a global wellness community and online course platform featuring some of the world's greatest teachers. We're on a mission to |
0:21.8 | inspire, heal, pass down wisdom, and bring the world closer together. This is the Commune |
0:27.9 | podcast, where each week we explore these ideas and practices that help us live this healthy, |
0:33.8 | connected, and purpose-filled life. You can check out all of our courses, our community, |
0:38.9 | and everything we do at Onecommun.com. In 1986, Byron Katie had an epiphany. She was in a |
0:47.7 | counseling facility dealing with addiction to alcohol and codeine. She was agoraphobic. Her |
0:52.7 | self-esteem was so low that she didn't even think she |
0:55.7 | deserved to sleep in a bed. And one morning, there she was, a sleep on the floor when a cockroach |
1:01.9 | climbed over her ankle. She awoke, and in that brief moment, she saw how the universe was created, |
1:08.5 | the source of all suffering, and the way out. |
1:13.1 | She codified this vision into a method of inquiry called The Work, which has helped |
1:17.5 | hundreds of thousands of people overcome trauma and pain. The work is centered around four |
1:23.4 | essential questions. These questions are facilitated by a mentor or Katie herself upon a willing student. |
1:30.4 | The questions are, one, is it true? Two, can you absolutely know that it's true? |
1:37.3 | Three, how do you react? What happens when you believe that thought? And four, who would you be |
1:43.9 | without the thought? These four questions |
1:46.5 | are followed by turning around the thought to experience the opposite of it. In considering how to |
1:52.3 | display the power of this method, I decided the best way would be to do the work with Katie, |
1:57.8 | live on tape. To say that this episode is vulnerable as an understatement, |
2:03.1 | we delve into the most traumatic areas of my life, my parents' divorce and my relationship |
2:08.3 | with my mother. And while doing the work has impacted me deeply, I hope you also can see |
2:15.1 | some of your story in mind and that it helps you process your pain |
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