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A powerful preview from my conversation with Dr. Amit Biswas—child and adolescent psychiatrist who's spent 20 years transforming mental health care in the NHS.

In this clip, Dr. Biswas shares the profound shift from self-criticism to self-compassion, using the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi and Kintsugi to help traumatized young people celebrate their scars instead of hiding them.

"We are that power of the cosmos arising within us in utter supreme intelligence."

This isn't about positive thinking. It's about radical acceptance—watching our mind without getting caught in the drama, learning to respond instead of react, and finding the stillness where we can see clearly.

What You'll Discover in the Full Episode:
→ Self-compassion vs. self-esteem: why one works, the other fails
→ How Kintsugi philosophy transforms clinical practice
→ Working with highly traumatized adolescents
→ The three doorways to self-compassion
→ Why "lotus grows in mud, not marble"
→ Integrating Eastern wisdom with Western medicine


This conversation matters for anyone working in mental health, clinical practice, or anyone seeking to understand the deeper mechanics of healing and self-compassion.

Dr. Amit Biswas is a distinguished child and adolescent psychiatrist, mindful leader, well-being expert, global speaker, and award-winning film director. His work focuses on AWE: Awareness, Well-being, and Excellence.

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