Episode 116
In this episode I examine the connection between past emotional trauma and present conflicts in relationships. Aided by three personal stories, I illustrate how past familial conflicts have influenced my own internal emotional regulation triggering conflicts in my current relationships, especially within my marriage.
I also share how greater self-awareness can lessen the severity of conflicts, promote reconciliation, and foster greater empathy in relationships. I encourage listeners to explore their emotional patterns noticing how certain behaviours might be influenced by past experiences and unresolved issues.
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CHAPTER MARKERS
(00:00:16) - Introduction
(00:00:53) - Understanding the Importance of Interior Integration and Interior Healing
(00:03:04) - My Journey of Conflict and Self-Discovery
(00:05:57) - The Role of Past Experiences in Current Conflicts
(00:13:07) - Example: The Impact of Financial Sress on my Relationships
(00:19:55) - Recognising and Addressing Emotional Triggers
(00:28:42) - The Journey of Self-Awareness and Healing
(00:35:23) - The Importance of Repairing Relationships
(00:38:40) - Conclusion
TRANSCRIPT
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REFLECTION PROMPT
Have you found yourself uncontrollably upset at someone or at a situation? Are the triggers in your life forming a pattern? Sometimes, we don't realised the effect our wounds have on our body. Certain incidents may trigger something in us, without us cognitively knowing first. Have you experienced something similar? What are your triggers? What are your patterns?
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