Breaking Harmful Patterns
Yung Pueblo discusses the deep emotional histories that shape our reactions and often lead us to harm others, even when we know better. Ariel emphasizes the simplicity of the concept of not hurting others, yet highlights the complexities in practice, especially in today's political climate. Together, they explore how introspective practices and mindfulness can help us break free from these ingrained patterns and foster a more compassionate society.In this clip
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