I Love You Keep Going with George Haas

It is the first episode of the New Year and we start things off talking about Resilience, Grieving, and the process of beginning things anew.  Originally recorded 01/05/23 And sign up for our upcoming Level Two Intensive starting 2/16 now at https://www.mettagroup.org/mxa-level-2-sept-2022-registration-1

We bring together different threads that we have explored through the year in our final podcast episode of the year! Originally recorded 12/22/22

Mentalizing continued!  And start your new year off with a Mettagroup intensive! We have an upcoming Level One in January as well as a Level Two in February. Sign up now at: https://www.mettagroup.org/classes#intensives Episode originally recorded 12/17/22

We continue our conversation on Mentalizing and jump in straight from the beginning with a discussion on newborns and cognitive development.  Episode originally recorded 12/08/22

It is intuitive that is useful to see things from a different perspective but how do we break our fixed understanding of the world and why is it so difficult to do so? Learn more about this and more on the latest issue of the I love You Keep Going Podcast with George Haas!

How does practice develop? You will get many answers/strategies/tactics throughout your life, particularly when put in the West's secular terms, but today we trace the beginnings of practice at large and learn about George's own path.  George Hass' newest book is available now for purchase along with a batch of new t-shirts perfect for holiday shopping! You can find them and more at: https://www.mettagroup.org/ Originally recorded 11/17/22

Is the brain like a computer that takes input data and files it among its known experiences? On this episode, we continue to unpack Conditioning.  Sign up for our first Intensive of 2023 now at: https://www.mettagroup.org/mxa-level-one-jan-23-register Originally recorded 10/20/22

We finish up our conversations on Attachment via Buddhism and discuss the concept of Conditioning! Originally recorded 10/20/22

We continue our discussion on Attachment via Buddhism and discussion the way the human brain functions chemically as part of a social species.   Originally recorded 10/13/22

On this episode we discuss the ways different attachment styles alter the perspective one has on the world and how one forms their own sense of identity. Originally recorded 9/22/22