Deep Psychology

Episode 2 of my January series of Why NY's Resolutions Fail.We cover a lot of ground today, from the top 3 learning myths, the source of these myths, to the fundamental assumption of pre-Achiever levels of development, to the keys to learning and success, to why talent is false, and more.Key insight: Before Achiever levels of ego development, the self is seen as fixed.Free 20-min coaching session: https://deep-psychology.com

This month, we discuss why New Year's resolutions fail, beginning with a little-known but crucial insight: that achievement requires particular, developmentally guided inner machinery that many people lack.Find out more about my coaching for deep psychological insight: https://deep-psychology.com

Let's discuss how to celebrate Christmas like a mystic - how to maintain and develop your spiritual practice throughout the Christmas period.

Explore the mystical interpretations of three significant Christmas symbols: the Christmas Star, Baby Jesus, and the Virgin Mary. Discover the star’s profound connection to true nature and guidance. Delve into the Baby Jesus as a representation of renewal and not-knowing, contrasting childhood openness with adult conceptual filters. The Virgin Mary embodies oneness and creativity, highlighting the dynamic relationship between emptiness and fullness. Uncover how to engage with these symbols as invitations to personal insight and experience.

In December, we are looking at Christmas from the point of view of spiritual truth, revealing the ultimate purpose behind this century-old, widely misunderstood tradition.Today we cover who or what is Christ or Jesus? We answer this question not from a traditional, Christian perspective, but from the point of view of spiritual truth and transformation.And once we step beyond shallow expressions and cultural traditions, it's really quite simple.In terms of spiritual truth, Christ simply means your true nature. Jesus Christ is the human embodiment of your true nature.Try a free coaching session: https://deep-psychology.com

In December, we are looking at Christmas from the point of view of spiritual truth, revealing the ultimate purpose behind this century-old, widely misunderstood tradition.Though for most people it is simply an opportunity for a day of hedonism or the ultimate celebration of the Christian faith. But once we step beyond shallow expressions and cultural traditions, it's really quite simple.What is Christmas? Christmas means "Christ's mass" or the "mass of Christ". In terms of spiritual truth, Christ means your true nature.In other words, Christmas is a celebration of your true nature.Try a free 20-minute coaching session: deep-psychology.com

We round up this month's series on intimate relationships by covering the key psychological principles for mastering your relationship life.

Responsibility is one of the two key factors guiding the quality of your intimate relationship.In today's edition of my November series we cover what responsibility means in intimate relationships. You will see its importance in grounded, everyday examples and learn how to take full responsibility for your speech, communication, behaviour, emotions and thoughts.

This is a critical principle for deepening and growing your intimate relationship: your partner sees all of you. The great, the ghastly and everything else - they see your entire psyche at work.

In episode 2 of my November series on intimate relationships, we discuss a critical aspect of long-term companionship: romantic infatuation. We look at what it is, how we typically view it, how we should view it, and what the traps are.