Sociopath Lessons Part 2

The reason I don't upload these as a podcast format is because it seems time intensive to list them on all of the major podcast apps. But if you know a better way and especially maybe if you can help, let me know! 

For now, for just the audio of this and other Zooms: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wyO6SUewBdCAy0gtf-v65iNoJ_Jsg9pI?usp=sharing

Confessions of a Sociopath author M.E. Thomas and Tony talk about Tony's application of Part 1 sociopath lessons in not caring what other people think. They continue in talking about how to not live in your "chicken feelings," i.e. how not to live a life primarily motivated by fear. They also talk about identity and not self-mutilating ourselves for the approval of others or because of fear about what might happen to us. 

Part 1 of this series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZtP4MVOIF8

The twitter thread referenced: https://twitter.com/visakanv/status/1599453317884968961

Audio files for Zoom interviews

The reason why I haven't uploaded the Zoom/YouTube videos as podcasts is because it seems like I have to upload them to each podcast outlet separately. If you know better about this, please contact me? Otherwise, here is a google drive file of some of the Zoom audios, including all of the recent ones:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wyO6SUewBdCAy0gtf-v65iNoJ_Jsg9pI?usp=sharing

If you have a request for an upload of an audio file for a different video, just drop a comment or contact me. 

New York City!

 I will be in NYC the second half of December, if anyone wants to meet up? Find my contact info in the contact tab above.

Psychopaths on changing your past

Authors of Confessions of a Sociopath M.E. Thomas and Victoria talk about changing who you are as a person and what does that mean in terms of changing your past. Topics include the nature of memories (including the tendency to remember things differently when we have changed and go back to "touch those memories," meditation, processing through past trauma, family dynamics and working through the inherited traumas of a family, rule following, gray rage, process vs. outcome orientation, etc. 

They reference the most recent video with Pretty Morbid and the discussion of the Shipibo people, as referenced by the movie Tar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9e1F3QOsUo

They also reference the last time they spoke about long lasting change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is_s0fvEfp4

Other links from Victoria:

https://www.innerengineering.com/online meditation I do

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5871312/ scientific paper on this meditation practice

https://www.intronaut.com/ plant medicine healing

https://youtube.com/@JulianneKeu participant of intronaut

https://youtu.be/cv85tvudi7Y if God is good, why evil

https://www.thesecret.tv/products/the-greatest-secret-book/ 

Lydia Tar Psychopath?

Author of Confessions of a Sociopath M.E. Thomas and Pretty Morbid talk more about his theories of being identity vs. acting identity and about the movie Tar and the different ways in which Lydia Tar acts like a psychopath (M.E. says she's 6/10 psychopathic). 

They also talk about "the reckoning" and some of the difficulties that psychopaths experience in getting better. 

Part 1 of previous Pretty Morbid chat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQJ33muN84Q 

Part 2 of Pretty Morbid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSwWNXUFbGI