Superpowered Mind with Clare Dimond

Exploring how mental health exercises, like anything else, if carried out from a place of misunderstanding, only increase the suffering.

Exploring the yearning for connection and the inevitable patterns of defence and protection that will play out when that yearning is misunderstood.

Exploring how the seeing of a unhelpful pattern means it is already on its way out. [If you have anything you would like us to explore please message [email protected]]

Exploring this irony: the realisation that the idea of self is not something that can belong anywhere allows the freedom of movement to the places and people where the unique expression to be expressed most vibrantly.

Exploring how the suffering in a marriage is always a reminder of who we are.

Summarising how the look at the different sins has made it clear that there is no possibility of sin...

Exploring how there is no amount of work which will secure the self and no amount of avoidance. With the realisation of that life is simply a response to what arises.

Exploring how greed is the desire for more and more in an attempt to secure the self.

Exploring how anger is not a choice or a sin it is simply a learned reaction that will fall away with the realisation that there is no separate object or person to be angry at and no self to be angry.

Exploring how the extraordinarily complex landscape of lust, desire and sexual behaviour becomes increasingly simple with an understanding of who we are.

Exploring how the desire for excessive consumption is inevitable given what has been learned about the self.

Exploring how envy is the inevitable outcome of the belief that self worth is conditional.

Exploring the nature of pride and what it says about who we really are.

Beginning a new series looking at the nature of 'sin'. Hope you enjoy it x

Just one thing to consider as we mark the end of this mini-series - the 'real' world IS real...

Exploring the reality of living in a dangerous world.

Exploring how altruism that happens with an idea of superior self and a needy other is always about securing the self.

Exploring how the idea that the self is responsible is a misunderstanding that creates stress and that the realisation of what we are unveils a wholeness and a unity with everything that arises.

Exploring how relationships are a continuous reminder of what we really are.

Exploring how there is no 'self' involved in creative output

Exploring how material objects look to have an objective truth to them but that really how they appear is always a function of whatever understanding there is moment to moment.

Exploring how actual impact can never be known or quantified and how the realisation of that allows for presence and response to what is.

Exploring the relationship between money, self and survival

Exploring why our work is a meditation practice leading to the falling away of what is not true.

Exploring how success and failure are part of the film of self and how without that film there is only this.

Introducing a new mini-series exploring the world of form, self and reality.

Exploring how looking to the world to categorise right and wrong behaviour only leads to more confusion about what is true and where change can come from.

Concluded our mini-series exploration into the relationship between self, mind and body. Thanks for listening x

Exploring how the idea of trying to accept an illness can send us into a tailspin of futility, exhaustion, self-blame and hopelessness.

Exploring how there is a role for all types of thought, belief and association interventions in the sanity of knowing who we really are.

Exploring how a diagnosis is only ever a container or frame for reference and information, the flight of imagination it creates is never reality.

Exploring how an understanding of what is true means that medicine and drugs will be used in response to reality rather than trying to fix confusion.

Exploring how therapy can be transformational when practiced within an understanding that there is nothing fixed, objective or true in the idea of self, other, past or future.

Exploring how the understanding that the idea of self is the activity of mind means that techniques like meditation and mindfulness are seen for what we already are.

Exploring the cycle of eating behaviour and sense of separation.

Exploring how exercise or body work can seem like a way to secure the self and seek out the 'zone' until it is realised that the self will never be secured and that the zone is what we are already.

Over the next week or so we are going to look at different practices in relation to the self concept to explore the dynamic between our idea of who we are, the mind and the body.

Exploring how the self and other are made of the same stuff - just appearing as separate. If you have a topic request please let Clare know on [email protected]. Or visit the website http://www.claredimond.comThanks x

Exploring how the moments of flow and absence of self can be seen as an escape from reality or understood to actually be reality.

Exploring how detachment is only about intimacy

Wondering about responsibility when there is no self to control anything.

Exploring where resolution lies.

Exploring how talent and ability are nothing to do with an individual separate idea of self.

Exploring the idea of right and wrong behaviour and how it can take us to an exploration of the ultimate source - ourselves.

Exploring how gaslighting - psychological manipulation that leads an individual to question their own memories, perceptions or judgement - depends on a confusion about what is real in the first place.

Exploring today what is perhaps the ultimate fear - fear of our own liberation.

Exploring how trying to control the world in order to not feel fear is a futile effort.

Looking at phobias specifically, how they are created and where freedom lies

Exploring how trying to get out of our own way just creates more confusion.

Exploring how the need to avoid our worst fears coming true is a powerful motivation but one that is destructive and unnecessary.