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If you like this talk, please consider donating, as in the 2,500 year old tradition I teach entirely by dana: in other words, I scrape by entirely on via generous donations of the people who attend the classes, tune in to the podcast series and seek mentoring.  The donation paypal button is in the right margin of this page. 

Talk given August 12, 2014 to a full house at New York Dharmapunx. Josh started the talk, introducing the theme of authenticity and inauthenticity, the roots of self-abandonment and the false self. A focus was placed on how the performative self leads to feelings of emptiness and the abandoned body. George developed the theme by exploring self and other blame, family systems of dysregulation, ultimately emphasizing the goal of learning how to hold abandonment experiences.

If you like this talk, please consider donating a little to the teacher, who teaches entirely by donation and is supported by your generosity.  The donation paypal button is in the right margin of this page.

Please check out dharmapuxnyc.com for about classes and one-on-one counseling, retreats, etc. 
For free access to all of Josh's writing, please visit dharmapunxnyc.blogspot.com.
metta!

If you like this talk, please consider donating a little to the teacher, who teaches entirely by donation and is supported by your generosity.  The donation paypal button is in the right margin of this page.

Please check out dharmapuxnyc.com for about classes and one-on-one counseling, retreats, etc. 
For free access to all of Josh's writing, please visit dharmapunxnyc.blogspot.com.
metta!