Ghosted, Ignored, Canceled? More Grist To Nourish All

This recorded Insight Timer live event explores what can be done to transform, transmute and turn ghosting, being ignored and canceled into nourishment to support the well-being and awakening of all. I start with some real-life examples before getting into the emotions and psychology then offer suggestions about perceptions, responses, and actions.

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This was interesting and enlightening, and I thank you.
I’ve been ghosted by my youngest daughter (normal relationships with the two older sisters and their children). It has been hurtful and the loss of my grandson is an open wound. I consecrated myself during the pandemic lockdowns to practicing acceptance and non-judgment, and I’ve come a long way.
This podcast was particularly helpful because it places personal ghosting in a broader social context, in which the rejection and cancellation of another person has become a socially acceptable way to deal with challenges in intimate and/or family relationships. It’s like a death sentence without the hope of reprieve or pardon. It doesn’t allow for change. It’s very old religion. If you go to Purgatory, you will be able to expiate your sins and transgressions. Ghosting says, I condemn you to Hell for all eternity. And only I have the power to reverse the sentence.