What Does It Mean to Be Seen- Episode #745

Zen Parenting Radio

Todd and Cathy Adams

Education, Philosophy, Parenting, Self-improvement, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

4.8 • 636 Ratings

🗓️ 16 January 2024

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Cathy and Todd discuss the power of words and how their significance is subjective to the person using them. They focus on the necessity of being seen, emphasizing how the quality of our partnerships and parenting is influenced by our ability to truly see others. The discuss what it means to have a healthy relationship and share why anecdotal evidence may not always be conclusive.

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0:00.0	Recording in progress.
0:03.6	All right.
0:04.2	Here we go.
0:04.9	Okay.
0:05.1	So I want to talk about words today, how they have different meanings depending on who
0:11.0	you are and sometimes even what your relationship is.
0:14.8	Why don't you float one or two of the words that we're going to talk about so people have an idea of what this means?
0:19.6	Okay.
0:19.9	Healthy.
0:20.5	Healthy. Okay. I think you an idea of what this means. Okay, healthy. Healthy. Okay.
0:22.4	I think you had a big conversation this weekend with a bunch of people about what the word
0:26.3	abuse means, which is a heavy one. We had a hard time with that one. I know. Understandably,
0:31.2	right? Even the word self-care means something different. So I just want to like talk about,
0:36.5	I just want to talk about, don't you?
0:38.8	Yeah.
0:39.4	Let's jump in.
0:41.0	Okay.
0:41.3	Here we go.
0:46.8	Do do, do, do, do to do.
0:48.1	Here we go.
0:48.8	This is Todd.
0:49.3	Mrs. Kathy.
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