100 Ego Dissolution, Awakening, PTSD - Q & A

Recording of First live session since India. This podcast has been edited for length, clarity, and helpfulness.

Discussion around awakening, experiencing yourself as Light, Love, Peace, etc, and letting go of the rest. How to gently dissolve the ego. What is awakening like? Dissolving PTSD and other emotional blocks that just do not release.
Why Baby steps and how? How and what melts exiled emotions? Etc.

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Reviews

Chickens! This was a lot packed into one talk. I let it rain onto me and trust that some part of me understood -as I have listened to all that came before.

Very helpful. The biggest "issue" In experiencing is during the "dissolving" process.. the "thought" will have an emotional charge. How long do I let it? Sit with it? Before it turns into "getting involved with it. For example, a painful thought emerges, I feel the "sucker punch" (for lack of a better way to describe it" The part of me that is the Observer is like, "There it is again, that thought, that painful emotion, ouch" But in this podcast you were discussing"owning it" "I am the pain, or sadness, or anger" i guess what I am asking is how long before it crosses over into beginning involved or shifting into thinking about it rather than observing and allowing it to dissolve.. not sure if I articulated that clearly.. thank you

Thank you so much for this guidance and mentorship.

Very helpful. I loved it.
Thanks William!
~ Jennifer Lea

I’m sorry for the loss of your Father, William.
I’m looking forward to more talks about your experiences in India. This talk is encouraging and helpful in my Practice. Thank you.