In a world addicted to sides, speed, and certainty, what happens when we slow down and get intimate with the discomfort instead?
In this episode, I explore how we-versus-them dynamics — from COVID debates to political leaders, from war to gender and identity — mirror the same parts of ourselves we often reject. With a trauma-informed, body-led lens, I invite you to move beyond dehumanization and into deeper presence, where complexity and curiosity can coexist.
This isn’t about agreeing. It’s about staying human.
It’s about feeling your feet on the ground when the world feels divided.
It’s about relating — even when it’s hard.
If you’ve ever longed for a culture that chooses connection over polarization, and presence over performance — this one’s for you.
Inside this episode:
- How we internalize ‘us vs. them’ thinking — and how to interrupt it
- Why nervous system awareness matters in political and relational conflict
- What embodiment has to do with culture change
- How to hold nuance without collapsing into silence or blame
- A call to stay relational — even in disagreement
Let this episode be a breath. A reckoning. A return.
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