Dialogues at the Living Edge
Dialogues at the Living Edge brings you to the edge of human potential and discovery. If you want to play a role in making this world a better place, you have found the right place. You will be challenged to think and live in new ways. You will be invited to take deep dives into the deepest corners of what it means to be human. The current meta-crisis is rooted in fragmentation. To make lasting, meaningful impact, we need to find practical, actionable ways of finding wholeness. This podcast will offer you dialogues to invoke your deepest capacities and a return to wholeness. Coaches, therapists, and others in the helping professions, such as Chinese medicine, will find explorations here to support your continued development. Your host, Alexander Love is an internationally renowned Life Coach, acupuncturist and TEDx speaker. He has been practicing coaching and alternative medicine for almost two decades and brings a wealth of embodied understanding to the field of transformation and human discovery. Want more learning? For exclusive content you can join our online learning platform for free at www.eoslearningcollective.com. Join our podcast platform there or other free courses and you will get access to more awesome content to support your learning and healing.
Dialogues at the Living Edge
External Dragons: Taking a Stand Towards Intimidation & Violation
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Alexander Love
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In this episode, we will dive deeply into a very powerful treatment called External Dragons. This is NOT what you learned in school! Not an acupuncturist? Don't worry, the stories within this treatment are human stories and you can design embodiment practices around the distinctions you learn.
The Dragons treatment supports us to face intimidating forces in our lives and how to heal from intense violation. For anyone who has felt violated, intimidated and powerless, this podcast is for you. Furthermore, if you are a practitioner who works with others that feel this way, this will offer you new distinctions and tools to help them.