Gangaji
Gangaji
#43 When it Comes to Family
#43 When it Comes to Family
#43 When it Comes to Family
Tuesday 19th April 2016
Gangaji and Hillary Larson discuss family dynamics, childhood influences, and using anger constructively in this insightful episode.
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Get the buttons here!Family Ties: Unraveling Emotional Complexities with Gangaji
When we talk about making peace with our families, to me that was such a literal way of saying: the war is over.
Family relationships can often be a mixed bag of joy and frustration. In this episode, Gangaji and her co-host Hillary Larson tackle the tangled web of emotions that family dynamics can stir up. Inspired by Ram Dass's saying, 'if you think you're enlightened, go spend a week with your family', they dive into how a simple remark from a family member can make us feel like we're kids again.
Gangaji doesn't see family as a problem to be fixed but as a rich ground for understanding life's deeper truths. She shares personal stories and thoughtful commentary on how childhood memories shape our adult reactions. The discussion touches on making peace with family, recognizing ancestral connections, and even using anger as a force for positive change. If you're curious about how to navigate the emotional minefield of family life and come out stronger, this episode offers some enlightening perspectives.