Tommy Rosen
Tommy Rosen
80. What is the Difference Between Being Introverted and Being Isolated?
80. What is the Difference Between Being Introverted and Being Isolated?
80. What is the Difference Between Being Introverted and Being Isolated?
Tuesday 20th August 2024
Explore the fine line between being introverted and isolated with Tommy Rosen and Kathy on 'In The Circle'.
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Episode Overview
- Introversion and isolation are not the same; one can be introverted without feeling isolated.
- Societal pressures can lead introverts to question their natural tendencies.
- Meditation helps develop a relationship with oneself, combating loneliness.
- Finding joy in solitude can lead to a more fulfilling life.
- Self-acceptance is crucial for mental and emotional well-being.
Loneliness is an internal condition of disconnection from oneself, disconnection from spirit.
Ever wondered if there's a difference between being introverted and being isolated? In this episode of 'In The Circle', Tommy Rosen tackles this intriguing question with Kathy, who has spent most of her life feeling comfortable in her own company. Kathy's inquiry challenges the common belief that all humans are inherently social creatures. She opens up about her childhood experiences and how societal pressures to socialise led her to question her natural inclination towards solitude.
Tommy and Kathy explore the fine line between solitude and loneliness, and how meditation and self-connection can serve as powerful tools to combat feelings of isolation. Tommy shares his own journey from extroversion driven by a need for approval to finding joy in solitude. This episode is a heartfelt discussion that dives deep into the complexities of human connection, self-acceptance, and the journey to recovery.
Whether you're an introvert, extrovert, or somewhere in between, this conversation offers valuable insights into understanding and embracing your unique way of relating to the world. Tune in to discover how cultivating a relationship with yourself can transform your experience of loneliness and lead to a more fulfilling life.