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Understanding Trauma: A Conversation with Dr. Gabor Maté 

The Marianne Williamson Podcast
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Dr. Gabor Maté’s approach to working with patients suffering from addiction, stress and trauma has earned him worldwide praise. Maté, author of “In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts,” stresses that trauma is not what happened to you, but what happens inside you and when this is acknowledged the healing process can begin.
In this interview, Gabor and I discuss the larger societal issues that are causing so many stressors, generational trauma, why we develop addictions and the importance of self-compassion.
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@ladyofire
@ladyofire 3 года назад
Both of these people are two of the most brilliant humans in the world, right now. They should receive the Nobel Peace Prize. They have learned from indigenous cultures deeply and put a modern twist on it. So poetic their words and sentiment. Gotta love Dr. Gabor Mate and Marianne Williamson ❤️
@dianadi026
@dianadi026 3 года назад
YES
@TheJcfclark
@TheJcfclark 3 года назад
If they won, more parents might sit up and take notice on how to raise a truly healthy child ('cause not too many are doing it right anymore (at least that's what I see in the US)!).
@lindascanlan6317
@lindascanlan6317 2 года назад
Agree
@srfhakomi
@srfhakomi 2 года назад
So true!!! God bless them both…and us all!!! 🙏🏼😇💜
@melaniestarkey7868
@melaniestarkey7868 2 года назад
@@srfhakomi I ended up taking a look at your channel wow you have only the most wonderful people on there I felt such a positive ENERGY Come from your comment
@judeblake2534
@judeblake2534 3 года назад
Ancestral trauma in the present day population is an intriguing theory. It really puts so many of our psychosocial ills in a new and enlightening perspective!
@dianadi026
@dianadi026 3 года назад
Yes, intuitive Lee Harris just touched on ancestral healing in his April Energy update as well.
@atypicaltexan3834
@atypicaltexan3834 3 года назад
We are conditioned from birth to go against our natural instincts and substitute a drive to make money and consume goods to fulfill our emotional and physical needs. We are kept in constant stress to make money to support this utterly bankrupt system. If you are born poor society is conditioned to look at you as a lesser being. The psychopathic ruling class is presented as what success and hard work envision. If deep introspection allows you to See the absurdity for what it is the mental despair is unbearable.
@penyarol83
@penyarol83 2 года назад
@@atypicaltexan3834 well said. Someone after my own thinking...
@glondymabunda8203
@glondymabunda8203 9 месяцев назад
For those of us in young democracies it is sadly obvious. I am South African, Just a trip to the island where they kept our freedom fighters, I swear you won’t even wanna keep clicking your camera cause that place has such heavy spiritual presence you never get over it. From the entrance to Nelson Mandela’s cell… There is almost a tangible sadness. By the way the island was used before then by 🇿🇦 to launch attacks during world wars, before then, liprosy patients were sent there before a cure was found…
@dapsolita
@dapsolita 3 года назад
Addictive behaviours seem to sprout from abuse of some sort, and then the fear of feeling the resultant pain. This is actually the nervous system doing its job; protecting life at all costs. If we want to really heal, feeling through this pain is only half the answer. Society needs to purge every abusive behaviour.
@mars54mars54
@mars54mars54 3 года назад
"the tyranny of the infant..." Seriously, what sort of whack mind dreams that shit up? Probably a traumatized one, I suppose. Gabor Mate is such a gift to human evolution, a stunningly beautiful mind. BAM, he lays down the hammer... not interested in hope, but rather what is the possibility of this moment to choose. We create the future in the present. This one tidbit of Truth is taught in so many ways. This has been an extraordinary conversation, thank you both so much.
@Sketcher93
@Sketcher93 3 года назад
My trauma began in infancy. I'm glad yours didn't.
@bluevolcanobyvickyaverkiou9623
@bluevolcanobyvickyaverkiou9623 3 года назад
Two of my favourite teachers, thought-leaders and wisdom-keepers on this planet ♥️
@neemavicar1307
@neemavicar1307 3 года назад
I love Gabor Mate alot he talks much sense
@Pamela-bj6qg
@Pamela-bj6qg 3 года назад
Oh My Lord....THIS is such a deeply deeply important conversation!!! 🙏🙏Marianne and Gabor🌻💕🌻😘.....Yes, LOVE is so deeply the answer!!!
@remydesmilitants1482
@remydesmilitants1482 3 года назад
Would you like to build something with me?
@lindascanlan6317
@lindascanlan6317 2 года назад
My jaw has dropped from this....there are no words ...
@h.j.flower395
@h.j.flower395 3 года назад
Gabor’s wisdom just cuts thru all the bullshit. At least for me.
@amplerabcd1331
@amplerabcd1331 3 года назад
Precisely
@AnnaLVajda
@AnnaLVajda 2 года назад
Yeah I think it resonates for lots of people some analysts only address psychological issues not emotional or spiritual ones as aptly.
@maralynfarber2068
@maralynfarber2068 2 года назад
Yes!
@carendancer8265
@carendancer8265 3 года назад
Systemic stressors such as the need to be "perfect" is a major problem as well that I see continually in my practice.
@efortune357
@efortune357 3 года назад
Some rough notes: Will add more quotes to this later. documentary “Wisdom of Trauma” 12:30 Gabor convo starts 15:00 “What creates the trauma is not that something hurts but that we don’t know how to be with that pain. …So we build all these defense against it. We close our hearts. We try and do too much to fix things. We take on too much responsibility or we deny responsibility altogether. We try and protect ourselves from the hurt of it. And so it’s almost like a scar that forms around a wound. …” Like scar tissue. Wounds is very sensitive. Scar tissue is very rigid and unfeeling. ***18:00 economic stress, children in uterus is already picking up stress and it affects the brain development. Epidemic of children’s mental health issues from parents passed to children 20:00 Poverty and even middle class families are suffering, working too hard, depriving children of family time 20:45 1970’s one parent could support family 24:00 ish kids should be held. They’ve been conditioned out of it ***25:40 support for healthy childhood development, mothers carrying babies should be given every support they need, financial, emotional etc. Child birth as well, prevents bonding 27:30 ¼ of American women have to go back within 2 weeks 28:15 aboriginal societies, average age of weaning is 4 years. Between 2-5 years ***28:30 Educational System: “I’m not saying that we should import aboriginal ways. But we should understand the natural wisdom of human beings that we’ve lost. In terms of child development, they need to be in a warm and nurturing context for much longer than they are these days. Now the schools, so there’s an article from Harvard University that appeared in the journal of pediatrics in February of 2012, and they talk about the necessary conditions for brain development. And what they say is that the brain develops from the womb until adulthood. So from womb until adulthood is the period of brain development. And the most important influence on brain development is the mutual responsiveness of adults/child relationships, particularly in the early years. That’s the most important factor in promoting the physiological development of the brain, the mutual responsiveness. So in any society where parents are not able to respond to the children the way the children need to be responded to because of stresses on the parents the way we’ve talked about, is interfering with the brain development of the child. As far as the schools are concerned, our educational system is convinced that their task is to teach facts and skills. No it’s not. Their primary task is to promote healthy brain development. And how do you promote healthy brain development? By the mutual responsiveness of adult/child relationships, means that the schools, just as you suggested in your document, need to be in the emotional development business, not in the intellectual development business. Why not the intellectual development? Because that follows spontaneously and naturally from healthy emotional development. And so that’s where the emphasis needs to be. And teachers need to be trained in trauma. They need to be trained in attachment. They need to be trained to deal with their own stuff so they can react to their children, their students in a way that doesn’t threaten the child, that supports the child, that embraces the child. If the schools did that their intellectual task would be so much easier because kids with emotional security, they want to learn. They’re curious. They’re sponges for knowledge.” ***31:30 if intention of school system is to create not curious, not critical minded, but malleable, obedient employees who are emotionally hurting and therefore are buying all the products that are being sold to them to soothe their emotional pains then we are doing brilliantly. 33:30 in our culture, more pressure to put kids into peer groups not adults 35:40 connection to addiction, attachment Zero evidence it’s about genes ***38:45 what did addiction do for you? Attachment needs not met, from stresses so many parents have imposed on from this society Addiction not a disease not a choice, an attempt to solve a problem. Where did the problem come from? Society fucks people up 40:10 influences of mothers, fathers, gendered differences? Task of society is to support mothers and be supportive nurturers Psychologist Darcy Narvez, Allo-mothering, Notre Dame ***43:00 Study in Sweden, stress on mothers increases chance for premature birth Father’s depression increases premature more than the more. Because mother’s absorb the stress of the father. The job of the man is to take care of himself. 44:00 Study, stress of mother and father 45:45 what about adults already traumatized Reconnect to self Many successful people are the biggest sociopaths out there, “high achievers”, great destroyers 48:45 this society is made distracting, tries to fill our emptiness 52:00 modern psychiatry is a disaster ***57:20 most people in prison are the most traumatized in our society, financial, racial, colonialism *** 58:30 theory of black family break down, but don’t ask why? 1:03:00 do you have hope we can fix it all in time? 1:09:40 Dr. Edith Eger, psycho therapist We must love the Hitler inside of us. What pain that must’ve created that hardness, hatred 1:11:30 what advice has anyone gave you that sticks out? 1:12:15 Bessel Van Der Kolk
@melanieramirez2202
@melanieramirez2202 3 года назад
Thank you
@90MysteriumFascinans
@90MysteriumFascinans 3 года назад
Wow, thank you!! So detailed, and I’m not very far into the video yet but you definitely included one of the biggest points yet.
@karenjohannessen8987
@karenjohannessen8987 3 года назад
Thank you so much, @ Eric! Bright Blessings and {{{Zen Hugs}}} to you!
@sotiriapapadopoulou8945
@sotiriapapadopoulou8945 3 года назад
Thank you so much, we are grateful.
@IamPotato_007
@IamPotato_007 3 года назад
@Rishi J As an empath I want to procreate. My children, happy children are needed to save humanity.
@peacelovejoy8786
@peacelovejoy8786 3 года назад
America needs an intervention! Thank you Marianne 🙏❤✨ Thank you Dr Mate', you are a true gift to our crazy insane world 🙏
@peacelovejoy8786
@peacelovejoy8786 2 года назад
Jocelyn's letter made me burst into tears!
@npalus8374
@npalus8374 3 года назад
Indeed--how lucky are we that Dr. Gabor Maté is on the planet. I owe him so much. Eternally grateful. Amazing what came out in this interview. Wow. Thank you for sharing this.
@CarlyonProduction
@CarlyonProduction 3 года назад
Thank you so much for this Marianne! Love your work and a huge fan of Gabors work also. I spent the covid year getting off of heroin and crack with the help of dr Mates work. He is helping people understand addiction.
@karenjohannessen8987
@karenjohannessen8987 3 года назад
Blessings to you, @David Carlyon!
@lluviadequito8189
@lluviadequito8189 2 года назад
Good for you! Congratulations and keep the path!
@maralynfarber2068
@maralynfarber2068 2 года назад
Blessings 🌹🌹
@annag2005
@annag2005 3 года назад
Dr Mate is so extraordinary and knowledgeable and yet, so humble. Amazing human being🧡
@ariw9405
@ariw9405 3 года назад
This discussion was so insightful yet heartbreaking. There is no greater fact then all of our adult problems are a result of our childhood. We are never taught to be introspective and understand how our childhood directly shapes who we become as adults. Thank you Ms. Williamson & Dr. Mate for the next level education. We truly have to treasure and protect our children.
@peacelovejoy8786
@peacelovejoy8786 3 года назад
Yes!
@mariselamoreno5787
@mariselamoreno5787 3 года назад
Marianne and Gabor ❤️ What could be better than this! My two favorite people. Amazing conversation 🙏🏻😊
@MelBlossom
@MelBlossom 3 года назад
Great episode! Thanks Marianne. I am trying to help people dealing with borderline personality disorder which is the most painful mental illness there is rooted in trauma. It has an estimated 4 million sufferers in the United States with a 10% suicide rate. That's 400,000 lives lost because we are abusing trauma victims instead of helping them. People talking about trauma more openly these days is sending a lot of light to people suffering with an illness they were just demonized and thrown away for developing. I'm excited to see this changing. Everyone's pain is awful but the mental anguish involved in BPD is incredible and finally seeing sufferers as the trauma victims they are instead of monsters is a huge breakthrough. Keep Living in Love! Thank you for all the good messages you are sending!💖
@daniel23554
@daniel23554 Год назад
Well said. Thank you for sharing. I'd like to add that in addition to healing, personal responsibility is a key part of the journey. In some sense, responsibility = real empowerment. Healing a trauma is a critical stage, yet it is not the final destination. Being a healthy, balanced, happy, prospering, connected and contributing member of society is.
@cynthiam1381
@cynthiam1381 3 года назад
I have pulled over while driving and have comforted my child its a natural instinct!
@lisamckee8823
@lisamckee8823 3 года назад
This aligns with exactly how I knew deep down that this was the way. Being a single mother I was poor and I felt the economic stress and emotional stress from childhood. I tried to stay in alignment with the naturalness of being, but society demanded I show up in the world to survive. I tried to break the generational pattern and encouraged my daughter to stay home with her two sons and I would support her emotionally and financially. Her children are 3 and 1 and for her, she feels like a failure if she isn't out there working and slaying the day. I think social media has supported this belief. It has been a very challenging and learning process.
@paintsz
@paintsz 3 года назад
Gabor, I'm comforted by your words in the end, after many videos I've seen from you. Here you finally seem to be able to be happy and to love more than you thought was possible. This is the biggest hope and comfort you can give people who believe it's out there, but that it's not for them. You have always been loyal to the suffering in the world. You were loyal to your mother. Loyalty is a form of love.
@ShelaghBluebell
@ShelaghBluebell 2 года назад
Always moved by the love that Gabor Mate shows through his experiences, responses and thoughts--a loving, lovely man. I could see how Marianne was indeed affected by his wisdom, too--as strong and forthright and determined as she is "to get it right", whatever the "it' might be. I have myself worked with A Course in Miracles and it is beautiful--but it is nothing without the gift of our own hearts and minds to the work it asks of us to do--to listen, to practice, to make it a daily activity. I know there are other ways and thought systems and spiritual paths, and other lovely beings such as Adyashanti and Jack Kornfield. And have attempted many in my life, Only some daily practice within myself is what will save the day, for me individually, and for the world. This conversation was profoundly illuminating for me.
@janawellness
@janawellness 3 года назад
What an amazing surprise to see my two favorite speakers and authors come together! Thank you for this treat! 💜
@jylyhughes5085
@jylyhughes5085 3 года назад
"I'm here now and you're here now and the question is 'What possibility is present at this very second for you and I and everybody else who is listening, wherever they are, she, he, they, what possibility is in this present moment for them, for us and the future in a humane and loving direction?'"
@melindad180
@melindad180 2 года назад
It is absolutely wonderful to hear the advocacy for children!❤🧡💛 I have been in the exact situation with a child crying in a car, as she mentioned. Thankfully I have never agreed with self soothing in an infant! Even though it was against what I was brought up to be taught as "god's word". I hated the teaching they taught. I am not religious at this time. Love you both for doing this!!!
@elizabethfaraone
@elizabethfaraone 3 года назад
When I was a child, my mom told me about Dr. Spock and how dangerous his advise was. She picked us up when we cried. We all cuddled with my mom. She breast fed us despite the advise that she not breast feed us. My mom’s mistake was having six kids. We also had financial stress. I have a bit of PTSD now having been sick, in pain and living in poverty and with medical neglect for the past 30 years.
@frankstared
@frankstared 3 года назад
Your mother was dissociated herself and nothing says that as clearly as the fact she chose to have so many children when she was incapable of actually being a parent to them. Then again, she did not live in a vacuum, and if the society around her did not give her help then generational trauma continues on, just like cycles of abuse and harming and inequity.
@remydesmilitants1482
@remydesmilitants1482 3 года назад
Word @Frank Stared We're geared from the time of our schooling to focus on our self and even if we leave home at 17 or 18 with the hope of seeing all everyone again and building something with them, the tracks we're on are in one way or another, driving us forcefully away from that hope.
@remydesmilitants1482
@remydesmilitants1482 3 года назад
Do you want to build something with a team?
@frankstared
@frankstared 3 года назад
@@remydesmilitants1482 You may find Gordon Neufeld's "Hold Onto Your Child" interesting. He says that stress in families precludes such bonding. So, children then are forced to bond with peers, which is no substitute. We must address environment if we want wellness, whether that is on an individual, family and/or societal level. They are all connected. Indeed, the Harvard Center for the Developing Child found the optimal environment to raise a child ins the hunter/gatherer society, where parenting was distributed among the entire community!
@remydesmilitants1482
@remydesmilitants1482 3 года назад
@@frankstared Awesome, thank you for the recommendation. Yes I'm a huge fan of co-housing concepts and total lifestyle redefining perspectives. I definitely empathize with that concept of kids taking to each other out of lacking and at some point in the entropic process of their relationships abstracting as they all continue on the tracks towards their identity to society, they find that the peers within the frame work of their culture, are insufficient and power to these people is wrong, because the people are founded on wrongs and can't ultimately choose what they can't envision; which is actually right. When you bring this up, I wonder about the deeper vision that you might have of what "right" would look like if the family dynamics were shaped by a culture that produced ideal relationships. :P I'm also really glad to be met with a reply that stimulates deeper thinking towards what family dynamics are within the culture that's shaping us. Awesome storm outside.
@kcnnanna
@kcnnanna 3 года назад
Yes thank you for touching on maternity leave. I'm not even a mother yet and what I've seen with my friends having children and having to deal with chosing between getting back to making money within 2 weeks or being home with their child is a travesty! This was such a deeply beautiful talk.
@vanessasworder
@vanessasworder 3 года назад
Love this man what a gift he is to this world ..two beautiful souls 💗
@nzinga758
@nzinga758 3 года назад
You have been one of my greatest teachers and you are and angel who walks the earth. Thank you and I love you.
@ferniek5000
@ferniek5000 3 года назад
I started the morning listening to Aaron Maté address the UN about OPCW and the truth and untruths involved in the determinations made by the commitee. Every time I hear him report I feel thankful that such an earnest and intelligent man reporting important news and information. Thank you Dr Maté for the understanding you have shared with me and my family through your interviews and work. And if I may say thank you for the care you took in raising your son. He is a treasure.
@denise2169
@denise2169 2 года назад
What a wonderful conversation! I wish that all politicians had to listen and accept this information before they take office! Our world could be a very different place!
@drendelous
@drendelous 2 года назад
honestly, i am tired of finding myself crying every video with Gabor.. this person seems to heal my wounds i didnt know i had. i feel so good anyway.. every person talking to him is so lucky. please, give him as much love as you can for all of us who are far away, in other countries and continents.
@somayahaljahmi
@somayahaljahmi 3 года назад
Why both of these people have had a huge impact on me is because having listened and read their work over the years you see that they are constantly reconciling with things and growing and approaching their own pain, like what Gabor is saying about his approach to his childhood trauma is absolutely a step forward from what he has discussed in the past and shows that he does not just talk the talk but also walks the walk. I am so thankful he shared about his recent experiences and was so moved but what he said about his inner light...maybe I will find mine again 😢
@joyadepasquale5531
@joyadepasquale5531 3 года назад
He makes it sound so simple and he’s so right on. I am enjoying every moment of his interviews. Thank you RV for cheering me on
@joyadepasquale5531
@joyadepasquale5531 3 года назад
It’s not RV it’s AVi my dear friend in assisting me To find why I am so
@gethealthywithlorna3376
@gethealthywithlorna3376 3 года назад
A powerful, deep interview Marianne. Thank you! I did an online retreat with Gabor, The Wisdom of Trauma, 2 weeks ago. It was one of the most powerful, healing experiences I have had.
@loverainthunder
@loverainthunder 3 года назад
Love her, love him, and his son is great too. His son does independent reporting and he's wonderful.
@dalequale9365
@dalequale9365 3 года назад
My wife breastfed the first six months THEN I was Mr. MOM for the following year. What a gift to see Kevin teach me, seeing everything the first time. 🤔🤗
@thehighpriestess8431
@thehighpriestess8431 3 года назад
This stuff is ground breaking in today's world. I hope we can all become awakened. Hopefully it won't be too late for Mother Earth.
@fndngnvrlnd
@fndngnvrlnd 3 года назад
Art Janov was doing this work for 50 years before these people. His was the first book my therapist made me read.
@sufiheart1
@sufiheart1 2 года назад
Your teachings reached me long before Gabor Maté found his eloquent take on addiction and trauma. I didn't understand the fear of the potential power within me until Gabor's work took me to look at my childhood fear and resolve my trauma. The resulting power over myself brought me to the most peaceful sense of self. I am grateful to both of you for adding to my emotional development.
@emilyashley6606
@emilyashley6606 3 года назад
Wow, first I just want to lovingly say: Marienne, you look so beautiful, refreshed and elegant! I just adore you. Thank you for this fantastic interview. Both of you are such role models to me now in my early thirties. I look to you both for great wisdom in my life and honor your elder role, even though it may be online. I would absolutely love to be mentored by you both in person - holy cow that would be a joy! For now, these videos fill that for me. Thank you!!
@seabee5695
@seabee5695 2 года назад
Thank you for creating and sharing this video. So many great points were brought up regarding our current epidemic of Stress and how it affects us from our earliest beginnings in the womb. I agree and would love to see curriculum added to our educational health classes for both students and adults. Addressing societal stressors, as well as those in the home and family, is key to the Health and Welfare of All.
@lucyobergmedina6395
@lucyobergmedina6395 3 года назад
The Beautiful personality you have, the fact that you put an emphasis on the children will have your name in The book of Life
@vaishalivaidya7978
@vaishalivaidya7978 2 года назад
Just listening to Dr Mate in itself is one of the most beautiful, healing experience one can experience. For me personally it's like the voice of Universe. Would love it if you could bring Glennon Doyle, Shefali Tsabary, Stephen Pieces, Brene Brown, Dan Seigal on your podcast
@karenpanton243
@karenpanton243 3 года назад
Our ancestors be remembered.....love you both and edith..the tribe forever🙋🙏🌈
@f.d.3289
@f.d.3289 3 года назад
Just discovered The Wisdom of Trauma and it totally spoke out of my heart. Now I'm here and enjoying this great conversation. Thaaaaanks a ton! Just one thing (c. 22:55): The insight that parents are not following their natural, mammal instincts is not exactly new. It's been clearly said by Alice Miller in her 1980 book "For Your Own Good" about poisonous education. I was totally amazed that she clearly showed the problem that, at least in Western societies since the 18th century, there has been an ideology of child-raising whose sole purpose was to break the child's tyranny, i.e. its will, resulting in an ongoing traumatization of entire generations. And while we think we treat our children better today, this conversation shows we're still far from doing it. I heartily recommend the book, it's still SO valid today, and at least the German original is wonderfully clearly written. Over and out. Thanks again for a great conversation )
@dr.keshavamurthy2785
@dr.keshavamurthy2785 3 года назад
Thank you Marianne Williamson madam and Dr.Gabor Mate sir. Humility and lots of love, light, respect and Gratitude🙏💜🌹
@EmilyHine
@EmilyHine 3 года назад
Important and timely conversation. Dr. Gabor Mate names many things we can do to heal our own traumas in the most embodied way. This in turn contributes to the healing of our collective societal traumas. Please take notes and take action. We're all in this healing game together.
@juliebennion8856
@juliebennion8856 3 года назад
The Pain & The Love are interwoven right here this very second. This conversation was deeply felt. Thank you both, bless you for your humility & honesty. You are Emboldened by these attributes. I trust you.
@paulineburke7965
@paulineburke7965 3 года назад
Thanks so much for this compassionate approach to addiction; 'Ask not why the addiction, but why the pain'. Nobody is born wanting to be an addict. Nobody wants to experience trauma from birth onwards...we all crave connection and safety. It does indeed take a village to raise a healthy person. We need not judge. We need to re-evaluate our lifestyles and come together as a community. I believe that this is our road to serenity ❤️
@paulineburke7965
@paulineburke7965 3 года назад
My Mam put us in our cot in front of the TV. She was a truly kind and loving Mother, but she was alone with 4 young kids, no money, no support. She told me that she only had time to feed us, change our nappies and put us down in our cots.
@thehighpriestess8431
@thehighpriestess8431 3 года назад
Preach girl! You are so right !
@roxydina7615
@roxydina7615 3 года назад
My favorite two people too!❤️❤️
@bsands116
@bsands116 3 года назад
this Gabor is the real deal, Sharp Vision, i bet he is to the left of jr. much respect to both.
@blin483
@blin483 3 года назад
So little views what a shame- this is my 3rd time watching this for the priceless knowledge
@fndngnvrlnd
@fndngnvrlnd 3 года назад
Most people are living in trauma and pain. Very few have been given the grace to see the truth.
@alicerose9140
@alicerose9140 3 года назад
I love you both, thanks so much for being! I have found that forgiveness thru compassion, for eg pitying their corruption(?) means you just drop that baggage, all the years, the weight & the gloomy oldness of it, in a moment. It feels great.
@16december
@16december 3 года назад
My two favorites people❤️
@robbluelove2241
@robbluelove2241 3 года назад
Love when she talk something about her positive attitude and the way she thinks
@nancyadams4358
@nancyadams4358 3 года назад
Wow These two I Trust with my whole Life! They have called my Trauma to the surface threw their own experience which Helps me so much move threw the lack of childhood I had and being called a liar about the childhood disruptions of sexual abuse in the family...I used to care what they thought believed and now I know it was never my fault. Thank you so much for helping me take back my power of who I truly Am.
@parsleyrose7778
@parsleyrose7778 3 года назад
Finally someone is speaking the truth
@ChooseCompassion
@ChooseCompassion 3 года назад
Social Dilemma was awesome! I’m glad people are talking about how trauma manifests in our lives. So many people get misdiagnosed and overmedicated. It’s a shame.
@Fernando-sq1es
@Fernando-sq1es 3 года назад
two of my favorites !!
@ModernJewelryMakers
@ModernJewelryMakers 3 года назад
OMG I was so excited to see these two geniuses get together!!
@alexandramunteanu7209
@alexandramunteanu7209 3 года назад
Thank You 💛 Love & Healing Blessings to All 💜
@paruclarke-shunyataretreat5564
@paruclarke-shunyataretreat5564 3 года назад
we all need inspiration and this is the best interview I have heard for a long time - 2 amazing beings - thank you so then I can inspire my tribe here in NZ - namaste to all amazing beings
@thewillowtree1127
@thewillowtree1127 Год назад
It's a great day when I get to experience two of my favs in one place! Much gratitude and love.
@armahthetrainer
@armahthetrainer 3 года назад
These are two of my favorite minds in mental health and healing. I have been anticipating the union of these two minds since finding out about Gabor last year. This is wonderful. When is round 2?
@mariemonn8912
@mariemonn8912 3 года назад
Dr. Gabor Mate my favorite author ✝️💜
@simonacapar
@simonacapar 3 года назад
Love this interview. Gabor Mate' is one of the great ones. Thank you so much for posting it.
@sandracaezza7234
@sandracaezza7234 Год назад
A Sunday morning mental health wellbeing. I’m grateful that I am interested in finding out about addiction,pain & trauma. My healing from a 24 yr marriage to someone addicted is on going If my ex could be so enlightened,alas this is for my healing. Forgive & pray he finds his way.
@TyffanyHoward
@TyffanyHoward 3 года назад
Marianne and Gabor, I love you! Thank you!!!
@VanessaDiazNYC
@VanessaDiazNYC 3 года назад
It was so needed, came at the right time in my life. Thank you so much to both of you for your profound service to the world!
@dianadi026
@dianadi026 3 года назад
“Some things just need to be said.” 🎯
@dr.keshavamurthy2785
@dr.keshavamurthy2785 3 года назад
Thank you madam. Very useful topic🙏
@valeriehopebennett
@valeriehopebennett Год назад
a new world awaits us all thanks for the light you all shine as we gratefully travel on be blessed in grace .love and light guide you all.
@premaleewilson6323
@premaleewilson6323 3 года назад
Yes, humanity will pull through with divine power intervention! 🙏💕
@andrearenee7845
@andrearenee7845 3 года назад
Thank you so much for everything you do, Marianne. I too was right in the heart of AIDS. I was working at Forbes, and I lived in the Villiage. And I remember how the Gov't lied to everyone. Until they couldn't. Dr. Gabor Mate is a saint. So much love pouring out...
@bluebutterflywellness2273
@bluebutterflywellness2273 3 года назад
LOVE THIS CONVERSATION-- particularly the wisdom of GABOR MATÉ. I am taking this into my soul to project into my sphere of influence. Blessings! 🙏🏽💕
@drchristinabjorndalnd
@drchristinabjorndalnd 3 года назад
thank you so much Marianne - sending you so much love from someone's life you have changed. I was given "A Return to Love" as I regained consciousness from a suicide attempt that left me in a coma with kidney failure. I have been studying ACIM and your words every since. I also am studying Compassionate Inquiry with Dr. Mate and he interviewed me for his next book - excited to see if I made it past the editorial cuts. thank you both. I am beyond grateful
@roslynr9767
@roslynr9767 2 года назад
ThThank you for carrying Love and Compassion in the midst of all this darkness....
@0150Tricia
@0150Tricia 3 года назад
I love the statement "There was so much more deeper going on there..."
@jennytaylor3324
@jennytaylor3324 3 года назад
I'm so interested in what Gabor said about what he downloaded from his brush with evil in infancy. He was traumatised in a pre-verbal state, when his emotional and physical immunity was low, and the ripples are still travelling almost 80 years later. Is it possible that what he still carries has to be expunged non-verbally? Perhaps using a non-verbal trauma release method like TRE? When he was talking about it, out of nowhere I began to cry, because I really felt what he was saying. In my family there is also a hole. My paternal grandmother died a young woman, in the mid 1930s, in relative poverty, having produced 11 children. My father, who was brought up as an only child by his adoptive parents is terribly traumatised (he was in an orphanage until around 18 months old), but has never faced it or sought help. For some reason, a lot of lies were told by his adoptive family to cover the tracks of his origins, and he was introduced to his blood sisters as 'aunts' when they visited! I know almost nothing about Jessie, my grandmother, and literally nothing about her husband. It didn't happen to me, and yet the hole in that part of the family troubles me. It's as though I can sense her life, and I have a lot of questions.
@ritaevergreen7234
@ritaevergreen7234 2 года назад
It’s possible you carry the ancestral trauma in your body. Somatic expirencing would be one way to end the pain and the troubles you feel. I as well have a similar story of feeling deeply connected to my great grandmother who actually was adopted but sadly took her own life. She was the matriarchy but she suffered so much emotional pain. I come from both sides of my family with deep wounded pain. Not much of inspiration but I have always felt being brought into this world was about rebirth as I tend to hold a lot of “brave” characteristics in my personality. Irene Lyon talks about ancestral trauma on RU-vid, you should check it out
@jennytaylor3324
@jennytaylor3324 2 года назад
@@ritaevergreen7234 I certainly will. Thanks. That's an interesting theory. I have similar history. My dad was adopted, and grew up as an only child. He, however, later discovered that he came from a family of 10 older siblings! It was Depression era England, and his mother died of cancer, in poverty, when he was just weeks old, and his father is said to have been 'no good' (a drunk, i believe). His siblings were re-homed within the extended family, but he, the baby, for some reason, was placed in an orphanage. He was introduced to his visiting older sisters as 'aunties' when he was growing up! His adoptive folks had a strong tradition of secrets and lies, and he got 'gaslighted' re his family of origin, sadly. Despite knowing almost nothing about her, I feel a strange connection to my paternal grandmother. I can sense that she had a crap life, and I too have had a crap life from the age of 12 , despite growing up in affluent circs. There's defo some intergenerational stuff at play, I think; some spiritual poverty. My dad's really traumatised from early life neglect, but he's never gone in to it. That stuff seeps through the cracks, though, doesn't it. Weirdly, I found out that we both had nervous breakdowns in our mid-teens from enduring very bad, similar situations in our lives, so there's that same element you describe of toughness and endurance. I'm sick of being ill, and d like to break/heal the pattern - starting this year.
@ritaevergreen7234
@ritaevergreen7234 2 года назад
@@jennytaylor3324 yes I agree that spiritual Trauma is very overlooked. I feel for my great grandmother. Always told by family I behave similar to her despite never meeting her but always feeling connected to her. I look similar to my grandmother so I basically feel like the immersion of both grand women on my mothers side. Lots of deep pain in the family but always felt protected spiritually by my ancestors. I recently found out that my mothers side has Native American blood from a tribe and as a Latina this can be confusing since I’m self aware a lot of Mexico’s ancestry holds indegeniois blood. I always have a connection to animals but there’s is defentedly a strong maternal strength that lives within me. I’ve been doing somatic work and it’s not easy but I feel doing the work is literally doing my ancestors work.
@josephschaumberg4136
@josephschaumberg4136 3 года назад
Wonderful podcast I’m learning to forgive myself. Maybe even compassion for myself.
@robertharbin6461
@robertharbin6461 3 года назад
I heard my parents fight my father hit my mother for no reason. He was so abusive with my mother and my brother and me. He also cheated on my mother. After that, I didn't want to be anything like my father, I hated him for a long time.
@winsomecohall2250
@winsomecohall2250 3 года назад
Wow my favorite Utuber the best who have help me to see and release the childhood traumas in my life ..Dr Gabor Mate the best his message resonated with me ..
@chicaninja444
@chicaninja444 3 года назад
This is beautiful.
@laurettaleone6482
@laurettaleone6482 3 года назад
Such an amazing open discussion. It is so helpful to hear 2 sages talk about their life's work and understandings they learned over deep integral investigations you have done. There are so many things that help guide us FORWARD in what you both talked about. One thing that had a red flag for me in this, was when "religion" was brought up WITHOUT talking about the SAME disfunction our culture has around us. We are learning that many LEADERS of "religious" groups ALSO have the same "injury" of power "over". Supported by religious institutions that show the same power hunger, and covering up thousands of child rapes, for example (and only one example of many other power games). I was shocked that religion was brought up WITHOUT being OPEN and HONEST about the child rapes in the Catholic Church and other religious groups. The patriarchy and misogyny that are rooted in our cult-ure (patriarchy stress disorder) needs to shift to an "ethics of care" so we can move OUT of an old system that is so damaging and NOT discussed openly. Thanks for mentioning all the NEW modalities of healing injuries. These are so helpful. When we deal with the ROOT issue, the power OVER that is patriarchy, and the regime pushed and supported, we have a chance of moving towards a system that is more supportive and caring and healthy. Love & Light
@noomiyogev
@noomiyogev 3 года назад
wow! thank you for lighting a candle in this room-our time... i ended this video with tears and have now names and deep understanding of my self,' i have my "why" and i have been looking for it for a long time...i live in israel, my grandparents were the only survivors from the holocaust, and after healing compleatly in a nonconventual way i am now lounching a project that, i hope, will help people to reconect with their inner self and find the path to healing. i am deeply touched with this podcast and thank you from my heart and soul for sharing it. thank you
@kal2487
@kal2487 3 года назад
Another beautiful and inspired conversation. Thank you Marianne and Dr. Mate for delving into a heart centered place. I felt held to be a witness to it.
@brainsareus
@brainsareus 3 года назад
@denise2169
@denise2169 2 года назад
What a great conversation! Listening to Dr Maté has helped me profoundly change my life! Every politician should be made to listen to this before they take office! If they did, the world might be a very different place!
@Dzanarika1
@Dzanarika1 2 года назад
They need help as well, because they are the trauma victims themselves.
@sw-xe8mu
@sw-xe8mu 2 года назад
I love that Gabor Mate. And I shouted I love you Marianne at one of your talks :) in London, Ontario a long time ago. Thank you both. Much Love to All.
@sanb9459
@sanb9459 3 года назад
This is a wonderful interview ... thank you for sharing... 🙌🏼❤
@melindad180
@melindad180 2 года назад
Soo proud of you, Gabor Mate, for pushing us hard to question what is "correct"!
@anlea1787
@anlea1787 3 года назад
Thank you Mr. Gabor and Mrs . Marianne for your life's work for teaching humanity what we need to do I will start with me. Now each person with this knowledge can make a difference . How can we have a conversation with the men who control the world? Will they listen? Will they understand that what they create in the world will either harm life or help life They have the power to make life so good for themselves and each individual in the whole world. We can make a beautiful world for every one with the help of the people who control the world. Two beautiful minds connecting creating and solving what is good for our earth and humanity each one reach one. Will they listen?
@remydesmilitants1482
@remydesmilitants1482 3 года назад
The present possibility is in moving to live closer in order to follow each others progressive motions and ideas, through a lifestyle process and practices that maintain our spiritual principles, relate us deeper and use our time efficiently, and all your thoughts too... you see!
@isabornau
@isabornau 3 года назад
Thanks Marianne for all your work. Great guests on your podcast 🙏
@melaniestarkey7868
@melaniestarkey7868 2 года назад
It's so wonderful to be among 2 great healers and find myself healing
@PANOP123
@PANOP123 3 года назад
My God. Incredibly beautiful. 🙏❤️✨
@nancyadams4358
@nancyadams4358 2 года назад
You both are leaders in finding the path back to ourselves.
@RajIntuitiveHealer
@RajIntuitiveHealer 3 года назад
Wow my two favourites! Thank you for doing this 💕
@lonniekacynski1071
@lonniekacynski1071 3 года назад
What a great combo...more please.❤
@michaelk622
@michaelk622 2 года назад
I love these 2 people.
@AljaMr
@AljaMr 2 года назад
After years of therapy, I am on the absolutely same page with mr. Maté. I am very happy I discovered him and his work :-) But listening to this interview I could not but to notice the gap between those two human beings. I was thinking of how shallow some politicians are and how catastropic their view of life is. I can be mistaken for sure, because I don’t know anything about the interviewer… but from her questions and her takes on the topics, I find her superficial and a very hard interview for mr.Maté. To me she is populistic and superficial and I wish it was mr.Maté and alikes that would be leading the world :-) with insights, the depth and self-awareness… as well as inteligence and own independent thinking
@SM-gl8yo
@SM-gl8yo 3 года назад
Very worthwhile discussion. Thank you.
@richardstanton5261
@richardstanton5261 Год назад
Great talk - I would have voted for this lady and would have campaigned on her behalf - excellent stuff
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