Скачать или смотреть Everything began in the first two years of childhood – Dr. Menis Yousry & Ştefan Mandachi

A complex interview with Dr. Menis Yousry that comes with simple and deep thoughts related to many facts of life and about human behavior.
It was a challenge to cover so many subjects in such short time. Subjects such as: money, vocation, depression, victimization, jealousy or defense mechanisms we use while relating to others (lying, being strong, fixing and helping, etc.). But the main theme is the relationship we had with our parents and how to deal with the traumas occurred through this relationship.
What are these traumas and how can be healed, without being again trapped again in a pain circle?
Just click to find out!
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00:00 – 11:01 Short and deep
Some facts related to life and human behavior receive short and deep perspectives from Dr. Menis Yousry. You will find in this part intriguing and interesting ideas about:
• 00:21 Money
• 02:21 Vocation
• 03:05 Happiness
• 03:49 Depression
• 06:12 Victimization
• 08:14 Truth & Lies
• 09:21 Jealousy
11:02 – 24:28 Vulnerability
The hardest and the easiest way to heal childhood traumas is to let yourself been seen by your partner in your worst days. Weak and vulnerable. What does it mean to be let seen in the hardest times, why and what can be the effect, you will find out watching thins part of the video.
A simple exercise that takes a lot of courage, with long term benefits.
24:29 – 28:43 Helping and hating
The good intention of helping someone may hide the need to compensate something we needed and we didn’t receive. So, the best way to help is to inspire. That’s all.
Also, you will find how harmful is to hate someone and what happens when we judge something we don’t like at other people.
28:44 – 35:48 Parental relationships
Although everything we feel “wrong” with us is an effect of the relationship we had with our parents, the only thing to do is to stop trying to repair things with them. First of all, because “it’s not our job to fix our parents”, second, because we will be more traumatized than we were than before. Why?
Dr. Menis Yousry explains step by step, crystal clear, here.
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