Examining the interplay between mind and body, neuroscientist Dr. Sarà King and David Nichtern talk trauma, dream-work, and the sense of self.

David and Dr. Sarà traverse these topics:

Dr. Sarà’s research on generational trauma and ancestral intelligence
The autonomic nervous system and how trauma is stored in the body
Fight, Flight, Freeze, Faint, and gauging if a situation is safe or dangerous
How contemplative practices can modulate the trauma response
What the parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for
How we create personal narratives
Neuroscience and quantum energy
Dr. Sarà’s own journey to liberation from trauma
Co-Creating our own reality with the universe
Dreams, trips, bardos and beyond
Dr. Sarà’s work in creating a map of awareness
The relationship between biometrics and story-telling
AI, cosmology, and merging biosynthetic beings with human consciousness

“There is this real delicate dance and interplay that’s happening between the mind and the body to construct a sense of self, me, I, at any given moment.” – Dr. Sará King

About Dr. Sará King:

Dr. Sará King is a UCLA-trained neuroscientist, political and learning scientist, social entrepreneur, public speaker, and yoga and mindfulness meditation instructor. She has over 20 years of experience as a research scientist, and specializes in the study of the relationship between mindfulness, complementary alternative medicine, and social justice. She is the scientific consultant for Peace in Schools, a dharma teacher with Presence Collective, a Postdoctoral Fellow in Neurology, and the founder of MindHeart Consulting, a scientific consultancy offering seminars, research and development, and trauma healing circles.

Keep up with Dr. King on Instagram or HERE

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