Thomas Hübl: Healing Collective Trauma

Sounds True: Insights at the Edge

Tami Simon

Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 2 December 2020

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Thomas Hübl is an Austrian-born contemporary spiritual teacher and the founder of the Academy of Inner Science. With Sounds True, he has recorded the audio training The Power of We: Awakening in the Relational Field and written a book titled Healing Collective Trauma: A Process for Integrating Our Intergenerational and Cultural Wounds. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Tami Simon speaks with Thomas about healing collective trauma as the work of our time. They discuss how we can feel and are affected by major traumas of the past, even if we didn’t directly experience them, and the ways in which this contributes to our collective separation. Thomas also explains the concept of “retrocausality,” or the potential for the healing we undertake in our lifetimes to benefit our entire family lines. At a time when so much ancestral trauma, multigenerational trauma, and cultural trauma is in our midst, Thomas invites us to turn toward it and join together to heal and integrate the pain of the past as we create a different future. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Insights at the Edge, produced by Sounds True.
0:05.0	My name is Tammy Simon. I'm the founder of Sounds True, and I'd love to take a moment to introduce you to the new Sounds True Foundation.
0:14.0	The Sounds True Foundation is dedicated to creating a wiser and kinder world by making transformational education widely available.
0:25.1	We want everyone to have access to transformational tools, such as mindfulness,
0:32.2	emotional awareness, and self-compassion, regardless of financial, social, or physical challenges.
0:39.3	The Sounds True Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to providing these transformational tools
0:46.3	to communities in need, including at-risk youth, prisoners, veterans, and those in developing countries. If you'd like to learn more
0:56.6	or feel inspired to become a supporter, please visit SoundsTrueFoundation.org.
1:08.2	You're listening to Insights at the Edge. Today my guest is Thomas Hubel.
1:12.6	Thomas Heubel is an Austrian-born contemporary spiritual teacher and the founder of the Academy of Inner Science.
1:21.6	His work integrates the essence of the great traditions of wisdom with scientific knowledge and also his own personal
1:31.3	mystical experience. Thomas Heuble has devoted his life to the task of exploring awareness
1:39.3	and also supporting others in their quest for greater awareness.
1:45.0	With Sounds True, Thomas Heubel has written a new book.
1:49.0	It's called Healing Collective Trauma, a process for integrating our intergenerational and cultural wounds.
1:58.0	Born in Austria, Thomas himself, as he was teaching in Germany, Austria, and then also in Israel,
2:07.5	through his meditation retreats, discovered something that he called a trauma eruption that would
2:15.6	occur in the meditation space. Instead of resisting it, he explored it and developed
2:22.2	an entire body of work and a process that he calls the collective trauma integration process.
2:30.6	We'll learn more about that and why healing collective trauma is the work of our time, a time when so much ancestral trauma,
2:42.0	multigenerational trauma, cultural trauma is in our midst. Thomas invites us to turn right towards it, join together, heal and integrate the pain of the past to create a different future.
2:57.6	Here's my conversation with Thomas Hubel.
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