Category: musings

Workshop: Overcome PTSD & Childhood Trauma

What if everything you’ve learned about trauma and PTSD was wrong? What if it’s possible to overcome PTSD and childhood trauma with nothing more than your body, breath, and a few paradigm shifts that will forever change how you view yourself, your life, and the painful, intense experiences of the past? I propose it is…
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Can you tell the difference between thoughts and reality?

First, a story.  Long time ago, circa 1999, way out in the woods somewhere in the Wisconsin wilderness.  I was attending an environmentalist protest gathering with my girlfriend Janie.  The event was mostly just a glorified camp out for weirdos who wanted to protest against destroying the wilderness, cutting down national forests, and urban sprawl,…
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On the desperate pain of endless seeking

INITIATION? The year was 2004. Blindfolded, knees knocking, heart beating fast, maddening images of terror flashing through my imagination, I sat in the cold lobby, waiting for the initiation to start. It was the first of many I’d undergo. Maybe it was the sense of adventure, or the unfathomable curiosity about the unknown that drove my quest. I…
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“This is better than drugs!”

It happened again. Today during a first-time client’s Undoing Session, he exclaimed about halfway through: “This is better than drugs!” To which I added: “And the effects are permanent over time.” Here’s how and why Radical Undoing is better than substances, including pharmed ones: -as mentioned above, the effects last way longer, and compound over…
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☠️How death awareness improves your life⚰️

Imagine this: You’re visiting your favorite open-air market in some sprawling village in a coastal town in Somewhere, Somewhere. As you walk along–vaguely aware of the magnificent colors of mango, papaya, coconut, and endless seas of green leaves of lettuce, kale, and collards–you notice a strange man. His dark hat can’t hide the fact that…
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🍀Why they call me “Teret” and think I’m a spy🍀

A little back-story: I moved to a small city in rural Croatia about 4 years ago. There’s a phrase here: “Croatia is a village.” Sometimes this is meant in kind terms, like everyone knows each other, many old fashioned ways of life are still prominent and available, and people generally like to help each other.…
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