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“Let’s face it: it’s hard to have substantial conversations about complex controvertial subjects without it triggering all kinds of issues that we’ve lived or had passed down to us. Thomas Hubl is a world-renowned expert on ancestral trauma, who hosts annual summits exploring trauma healing. His weekly podcasts similarly are deep conversation with innovative thinkers from many walks of life, all contributing to healing our world. Thomas models presence, respect, attunement and vulnerability, while staying calm, curious and compassionate, resulting in intimate, deep conversations. It’s a delight to hear his voice exude gentleness, grace and genuine warmth. There is no better place to start healing. Choose a topic or a guest that interests you, and have a listen. You won’t be sorry.”
bTrue2me via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/08/24
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“Thomas Hübl has a unique way to take our everyday experiences, both the big and small, and draw out what is particularly meaningful. This helps me understand why we do what we do. And why some things feel so good that I want to find more of those. And why some things do not feel good and why I...”Read full review »
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