Rebecka Eggers: The Passion Path
from PowerPivot
law, living in Mexico, trauma, power, and politics Many thanks to our guest today, Rebecka Eggers. You can find her online at http://thepassionpath.vision Her book is here: https://www.amazon.com/Coming-Alive-Spirituality-Passionately-Domination-ebook/dp/B00FFI2BTA/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1577751488&sr=8-2&fbclid=IwAR2iH7arOUPQWWCrZ0Qc1LtfIA_Y1HiuZqGwJp1tdjrpMPp-SjBxzg7ivSE from Amazon. CN for this episode: mention of sexual assault and murder and trauma and slavery. Please take care of yourself. We apologize for some mic problems at both ends. We've done our best in post-production. Rebecka mentions The Center Can't Hold Walter Winke, and the concept of The Powers, and a book: The End of Power By Moises Naim
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contains mention of trauma, murder, CPTSD, US politics What does systemic oppression look like, and how do we find and use the power we have in the face of deep challenges? In her journey from law to working with people "who are hellbent on happening to the world" Rebecka has had and not-had power in a variety of ways. If trauma is "messed up power dynamics", how do we untangle ourselves?
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