Theatre of the Mind Podcast Episodes

3 Comments

1. Posted by Kelly Howell

   Thursday 1 October, 2009

   Hi Eric,
   Thanks! Yes Candice is on the list. I'm hoping February--so stay tuned! I'll let you know.

2. Posted by Eric

   Thursday 1 October, 2009

   First, let me say that I am SO excited about the upcoming interview with Bruce Lipton! "Biology of Belief" is a fantastic book, and Dr. Lipton is amazing. Somehow you always manage to outdo yourself.
   
   Listeners who found resonance in Meredith's ideas about parts of the body being storehouses for certain emotional needs might be interested in Candace Pert's work. I noticed that "molecules of emotion" is the first sound-bite in your intro, and that's the name of the book that made her famous. Will she be one of your guests in the future?
   
   I also found it fascinating how Meredith uses a lot of the Heartmath principles in her work, which you talked about on a previous TOTM show, and of course she uses a lot of guided imagery, which is a big part of what you do. It's interesting to see how so many of these elements of new research are showing up intuitively in different modalities.

3. Posted by Eric

   Thursday 1 October, 2009

   *(continued from above)
   I'm surprised she didn't mention the lungs in context with what she said about grief, though. I was doing work at a clinic where they used auricular acupuncture for addiction treatment, and the lung point was always really important for people who had grief. This fascinated me, so I started doing some research and found a lot of things pointing to grief and asthma, lung cancer, emphysema, and other respiratory diseases. When I brought this up with the acupuncturists they all said that it was common knowledge in Eastern medicine that the lungs are where grief is stored, and that unresolved grief leads to respiratory problems.
   
   Anyway, thanks again for a very interesting podcast. YOU are the reason TOTM is the number one self-help podcast on iTunes.