The journey of individuation involves cleansing oneself from childhood traumas, working on attachment issues, refining self-structure, addressing script pathologies, and enhancing self-image. Western psychology emphasizes the sacred process of individuation, highlighting the importance of becoming a unique individual separate from complexes. This process is essential in creating a culture where individuals come together harmoniously, emphasizing the significance of being individuated to avoid cult-like behaviors.
This episode is a 're-Cast' from the Coach's Rising podcast, hosted by Joel Monk. I was so moved and inspired by the conversation I thought I'd share it with you all on my stream. I've been following John Churchill's work for some time, and this was exactly the conversation I wanted to have with him. It's a beautiful episode, and I hope you enjoy.
Dr. John Churchill is a Doctor of Psychology and teacher of Buddha Dharma as well as a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine and author. John’s interest in psycho-spiritual development, Integral theory, Contemplative studies, Western Esotericism, and Mahayana Buddhism began in his adolescence, leading him to spend several years as a Buddhist monk at Samye Ling Monastery in Scotland. During this time, John received the esoteric Planetary Dharma transmissions that would in time unfold as his contribution to a planetary fourth turning teaching. He is also a founding member of the Integral Institute.
WEBSITES
https://www.karunamandala.org/
https://samadhiintegral.com/
https://www.coachesrising.com/