EP 69 - Paul Chek: Ego, Instincts and the Pain of Love

Spirit Gym with Paul Chek

Paul Chek

Religion & Spirituality, Wellness, Society & Culture, Plant Medicine, Relationships, Alternative Health, Metaphysics, Philosophy, Paul Chek, Spirituality, Sexuality, Holistic Health, Health & Fitness, Personal Development

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2020

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Summary

Are you having trouble managing the challenges presented by the patients you encounter every day as a health coach?

Paul offers his insights as he describes the four kinds of patients you’ll see and how to work with them better in part 2 of his Living 4D series on the Pain Teacher.

As you listen to this episode, you’ll learn very quickly that the patients you work with are real people dealing with real challenges, just like you…

Show Notes

There are four types of patients (people) in the world. (2:50)
The first type of patients: People who listen to their coaches, therapists or doctors. (5:23)
The second type of patients: People whose egos are so inflated, they won’t listen to anyone. (6:18)
The third type of patients: People who are neurotics and hypochondriacs. (12:01)
The fourth kind of patients: People whose time has come to leave the Earth has come. (16:06)
The meaning of recurring dreams. (24:43)
Pain: The most powerful reprogramming agent of the human nervous system. (30:57)
An example of Paul’s ego getting in the way when working with others. (35:29)
Have you worked with someone who had a fear of success? (44:58)
The relationships with your parents matter. (49:08)
Are you capable of having challenging relationships with people who are trying to help you? (52:51)
What neurotics and hypochondriacs can learn from the Pain Teacher. (59:44)
The incidence of heart disease in men could be tied to love relationships, often with spouses or coworkers. (1:06:30)
“Because the mind is like a garbage disposal, thinking is antagonistic to intuition.” (1:16:40)
Helping a client bring healthy closure to their life. (1:27:29)

Resources

Carl Jung’s four functions of consciousness
Vedic astrology
Mercury in retrograde
Arnold Patent’s Universal Principles
Healing Your Attachment Wounds by Diane Poole Heller
The Sacred Art of Listening by Kay Lindahl
A Gallery of Archetypes by Caroline Myss
Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine
Paul’s Living 4D conversations with Ben Pakulski and Kyle Kingsbury and Mike Salemi and Dean Taraborelli
The Hero’s Journey: Joseph Campbell on His Life and Work by Joseph Campbell and Phil Cousineau
One Mind: How Our Individual Mind is Part of a Gre

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Transcript

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0:00.0	It is normal in our culture to see injury and or the resulting pain as an isolated event
0:06.0	when in fact it is often the accumulation of physical emotional mental or spiritual stress that led to fatigue, self-absorption, and lack of awareness.
0:18.0	So when we explore my one, two, three, four approach as it applies to the pain teacher, we'll get deeper into these issues.
0:26.0	Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Chet.
0:29.0	In today's episode, Part 2 of his series on The Pain Teacher, Paul discusses the four types of responses
0:36.3	the ego has to aim, as well as exploring the concepts of instincts and consciousness. Do you identify with any of the people Paul describes?
0:46.0	Keep listening to Discover Paul's recommendations for those having challenges with pain and
0:51.1	healing.
1:01.0	Part two, I will cover the four kinds of patients, which are all people in the world, as they relate to being in pain and working with therapists and
1:05.4	doctors so that you can identify to the best of your ability a which one of them you might be, and how you can grow from that, and B, for those of you that are
1:18.6	doctors, therapists, and coaches, I will share tips for helping you better manage each of those four types.
1:27.0	I will share tips for those challenged in their approach to healing to inspire efficient healing to gain freedom and meaning from their pain,
1:36.0	I will explain and explore instincts.
1:40.0	We will look at Carl Jung's four functions of consciousness and how they relate to pain.
1:47.0	And then we will finish with an exploration of my eye we all model of loving and how we create pain by not understanding that we are
1:55.2	the source of love for ourselves and our relationships. All right so now that we've
2:00.9	had a nice beginning intro in part one to lessons from the pain teacher,
2:07.0	today I'd like to begin our continuation of our journey with the pain teacher, discussing healing and therapy,
2:17.0	which includes surgical interventions, all forms of therapy where there is a doctor or a therapist or even a health
2:27.8	coach or life coach involved. Now I'm not sure I think it was Bill Walcott that might have taught me this. It's been many years but once I learned this
2:41.0	as soon as I learned it I immediately recognize the truth of it.
2:46.0	And there's a lot of deep wisdom in what I'm about to share, and I'm going to share the four types of patients which are actually four types of
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