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Robust Health Radio Ep 20 with Dr. Jamil Sayegh
45 minutes Posted Dec 19, 2018 at 5:00 pm.
The phenomena of replacing the assault of externalities with an asasult from yourself and a case of Rheumatoid Arthritis   20:00 The difference between labels of who you are versus who you actually are   23:00 Car accidents, neuropathy and repeating patterns. Patterns we repeat from past lives and legacy effects.   30:00 An explanation for the difference in resilience across individuals to trauma   35:00 Rerooting past harms versus focusing on here and now. Is there a best route to go?   40:00 Identifying obstacles in the here and now
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Dr. Jamil Sayegh is an international transformation coach and strategist, integrative naturopathic physician, and the author of 20 Steps to Your Next Breakthrough. He has a deep passion to end suffering for as many people as possible by reconnecting them to what's real, challenging them to live and love fully, and partnering with them to create extraordinary lives without regret. For almost two decades his enthusiasm, thirst for knowledge, and desire to serve, has led him on an incredible journey of self-discovery and spiritual peace, allowing him to powerfully serve clients from all walks of life. He is a true healer at heart who loves to motivate, empower, and inspire others to take responsibility and action in their lives. Dr. Sayegh is an avid reader, hiking enthusiast, singer, and air-hockey ninja.   In this episode, Dr. Sayegh and I discuss:     15:30 The phenomena of replacing the assault of externalities with an asasult from yourself and a case of Rheumatoid Arthritis   20:00 The difference between labels of who you are versus who you actually are   23:00 Car accidents, neuropathy and repeating patterns. Patterns we repeat from past lives and legacy effects.   30:00 An explanation for the difference in resilience across individuals to trauma   35:00 Rerooting past harms versus focusing on here and now. Is there a best route to go?   40:00 Identifying obstacles in the here and now