The One You Feed Radhule Weininger on Heart Medicine to Find Peace and Freedom
Jun 17, 2022
Radhule Weininger, a clinical psychologist and meditation teacher, dives deep into the healing journey in this enlightening conversation. She explores Long-standing Recurrent Painful Patterns (LRPPs) rooted in trauma and emphasizes that true healing requires patience and self-compassion. Radhule highlights the synergy between psychological and spiritual healing, and the necessity of awareness in overcoming emotional patterns. Her unique approach combines meditation with psychotherapy, promoting transformative practices for personal growth and community support.
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Radhule's Childhood Trauma
- Radhule Weininger's LERPs stem from childhood trauma in post-war Germany, including feelings of abandonment and rejection.
- Her mother hid her in an orphanage for two years and later presented her as adopted due to societal shame.
LERPs as Doorways
- LERPs, while painful, can serve as catalysts for personal growth and finding life's purpose.
- Radhule's car accidents and health issues led her to a monastery, prompting a reevaluation of her life.
Obsessive Repetition in LERPs
- Obsessive repetition in LERPs can be a habit or a persistent attempt to overcome the hurdle.
- Sometimes, the familiar pain becomes a source of comfort, a "pain mama."
