Reflection on passion, desire and the life of the spirit

Video with Karen Johnson

Karen Johnson reflects on passion, desire and the life of the spirit.

Karen Johnson participated in the development of the Diamond Approach with Hameed Ali since 1970’s. She has been teaching in the US and Europe for 35 years. She has an MA in Psychology, and trained as an artist and dancer. She has an interest in the true spirit of scientific investigation based on the love for truth. The underlying truth that manifests through the beauty and order of the physical and spiritual universe has been a motivating force in her life.

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This video is an excerpt from SAND Anthology Vol. 5
It was recorded at SAND14 US

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The Unconscious is Not a Battlefield

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There is a way of speaking about healing and “inner work” that often carries the language of war

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Decolonizing Psychology

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What affects your mental health beyond your thoughts, emotions, or biology?

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