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🗓️ 22 May 2019
⏱️ 53 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello, thanks for listening to this Darma podcast. I hope you consider that in accordance |
0:05.3 | with the Buddhist tradition all of my work as a teacher is offered without charge and |
0:09.7 | supported entirely by donations only. If you'd like to support this work, you'll find a paypal button on darmopunks NYC.com. |
0:17.0 | We are all born with an innate psycho-biological core drive to do one thing. That's not to even consume food or shelter |
0:32.4 | or warm. The core overriding drive of human beings is to connect to |
0:37.8 | others for security. That is the fundamentally most important thing that we do as infants to survive. |
0:48.6 | It is through connecting that all the other requisites of food, shelter, warms, addressing our needs are met. |
0:59.0 | So the quality of these early connections is so determinative, in fact, starting with the work of Conrad |
1:08.8 | Lorenz and Harry Harlow, leading into, of of course the great wisdom of John Bulby, Mary Amesworth, |
1:18.1 | D.W. Winnicag, Wilcox, and so forth, the great psychologists of the late 20th century showed that this |
1:27.4 | need to bond to connect is so determinative and so fundamental. We don't only connect because it's what allows, |
1:38.0 | provides us with the requisites that ensure survival, but human beings do not co-regulate, |
1:46.6 | I do not auto-regulate emotions very well, |
1:50.3 | certainly not over an extended period of time. |
1:53.0 | Auto-regulate is the ability to self-soothe when you're in distress and switch your nervous |
1:58.5 | system out of sympathetic back into parasympathetic, ventil, a higher state of rest, |
2:04.4 | digest, relax, non-reactivity, where you can use the frontal lobe of your brain again. |
2:11.2 | We all start out life incapable of doing that on our own. We need someone |
2:15.9 | to restore us when we are activated, when we are frightened, disgusted, when we are angry, when we are in any strong |
2:28.4 | affect state. We need someone else to hold us, to soothe us to address our discomfort so that we can |
2:36.8 | restore ourselves back into a state of the nervous system goes back to parasympathetic and then all the developmental higher |
2:49.5 | parts of the brain, the frontal lobe, the dorsolateral, that starts shaping and coming online. |
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