Michael Waite
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Richmond Heath: Death, Grief, Pain, and Rainbows in the Dark | Episode 38
Richmond Heath: Death, Grief, Pain, and Rainbows in the Dark | Episode 38
Richmond Heath: Death, Grief, Pain, and Rainbows in the Dark | Episode 38
Wednesday 30th August 2023
Join Richmond Heath on 'Brain Shaman' as he explores how embracing pain and grief can lead to profound healing and a vibrant life.
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Episode Overview
- Richmond Heath shares a story-filled adventure through death, pain, suffering, and grief, leading to a vibrant and pulsating outlook on life.
- The episode sheds light on the profound impact of trauma on the body and relationships, emphasizing the importance of reawakening and reorganising the self.
- Richmond discusses the interconnectedness of life and the power of internally resolving unresolved trauma, providing a thought-provoking journey into healing and resilience.
- The episode explores the transformative journey towards better brain health and the significance of therapeutic techniques in fostering healing and growth.
- The discussion encourages listeners to follow their intuition and trust themselves, embracing what brings their body alive and leading them on their path to healing and self-connection.
I don't think we even want to ask this question and we don't really want to be like, okay, and how often do people actually connect with the person anyway? But it's interesting for me because before we even have that breath, but it's interesting for me because before we even have that breath we've got movement in utero you know ultimately breath is movement the air goes in and out because of the movement in the body so oh look i don't i would just say you know follow your intuition trust you trust yourself whatever whatever appeals to you and you brings your body alive, then I would say follow that because there are millions and thousands of different techniques and different processes that are out there.
Have you ever wondered how diving into your deepest pains can lead to a more vibrant life? In this compelling episode of 'Brain Shaman', Michael Waite chats with Richmond Heath, a physiotherapist and the founder of TRE Australia. Richmond takes listeners on an emotional journey through the realms of death, grief, and suffering, ultimately guiding them to a place of profound healing and vitality.
This isn't just about surviving trauma; it's about using it as a stepping stone to reconnect with yourself and the world around you. Richmond's personal stories and therapeutic insights offer a fresh perspective on how to transform pain into a source of strength. If you're ready to explore the power of healing from within, this episode is a must-listen.