This was incredible. I can connect to this on so many levels. When I was 19, I had a rare and severe form of cancer. A few months into my treatment, I had a very bleak appointment. I found out the chemo was not effective, and my treatment would need to intensify, and my surgery would be put on hold. I knew things were not looking good, so when my doctor asked if I wanted to know the specifics of my prognosis, I told him “no.” I believe that saved my life. I had this constant mindset and belief that I WOULD be healed. I found out about a year after I was healed, that I had a less than 10% chance of surviving. I truly believe that if I heard that, I would have died because I would have dwelled on that fear On a smaller scale, I noticed my severe eczema completely cleared up when I switched careers. All of a sudden, when my stress levels dropped, my eczema cleared up. I didn’t change my diet, or products, or any other factors I need to take this knowledge with me- I think there is so much that I haven’t tapped into yet, but since I’m already aware of the power within, I know I can do great things

Ellen, surely many already told you : you were made to create/do podcasts. Your voice, the topics, people, everything is absolutely awesome. And keep them that long because it’s so enjoyable and interesting to listen that the time always flies while listening to its. Congratulations 🎉 And thanks a bunch 🙏🤗

Are you kidding me with the example about positive affirmations?! That is EXACTLY what I've felt when I tried doing them. I am low key blown away by this episode so far! Have to get their book.

I healed myself in a similar way of mental illness and thyroid cancer. It's incredible to realize just how much power we have. I love how Heather & Kent mentioned that someone may not be ready to hear/receive this information because I relate to that so much!!! This conversation was beautiful and empowering! Much love to the McKeans and Ellen ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for this amazing podcast, This is how we heal the world.....

So interesting here when he mentions not recognizing his own personal trauma especially while caring for her in her state of constant illness/fragility… Almost as if subconsciously her needing “fixing” and prioritization was the perfect distraction for him from his own reality. How fascinating.

This might be the best podcast yet! Everything she’s saying is so true! I used to live in my head a lot and started getting panic attacks, then I had to change my thinking and included regular physical activity in my life and everything changed. I haven’t had one panic attack since, and I’m like a new person now. It’s all about body and mind connection!

After watching this podcast yesterday, the subject of healing yourself by addressing childhood trauma and using your mind to work through pain came up TWO MORE TIMES all in the same day. Message received, universe! Seriously, though, this is a fascinating topic, and I just ordered her book. I thought about asking for it for Christmas but absolutely could not wait that long. Thanks for introducing us to the McKeans and their incredible work.

Best podcast to date. Thank you so much for this! After experiencing my first anxiety attack last night, I realise that I have some work to do! When the “care-giver” was mentioned it really hit home! I have traumas from growing up with a chronically ill Mother, whom I lost in July this year... being an empath I cared for her as a child & took on her suffering all my life. As well as other stuff. I have prided myself in being a healthy, plant based, home educating SAHM of 3 boys... but found myself being put on meds for high blood pressure a year ago this month. Which I detest! I have just purchased the book here in the UK as I cannot afford the course. Hoping I will gain something from the book? Much love to Heather & Kent for sharing their story, and to Ellen... 💖

Trauma is not an event. It is how the body responds and functions in stressful, adverse conditions. It is created when an overwhelming demand is placed upon the physiological human system.

@srock7967

2 жыл бұрын

True. And most times it occurs as a result of some event/action/witnessing etc.

Thank you SO much for this! It feels like the beginning of a new chapter for me❤

I truly love your work and spirit Ellen. You are a role model and I aspire to live like you one day. A big thank you and much love from Hamburg, Germany xxx

@SurfergirlKH

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, I live in HH as well!

@SarymaryQuiteContrary

2 жыл бұрын

@@SurfergirlKH Ja moin! =)

I was 100% ready to hear this. Thank you.

The all part on empathy is so important, it's really hard to not feel/be at their place vs just help them from a distance/compassion... The line is so thin particularly when you're someone who lived a lot of trauma you want to help to tell them "I feel you". One thing to work on in 2022.

Recently finished reading, childhood interrupted, it is truly an inspiring book.

love this!!! the story we tell ourselves matters

I’m just at the beginning of this but wow… I have chronic severe nerve pain in my neck and head (occipital neuralgia) and I do have severe trauma physical abuse from when I was 14 and up. I’m starting to really believe it’s mainly trauma. I’m excited to listen to the rest of this

@missmaceoparker

Жыл бұрын

Would be interested to know if this helps you! I’m getting their book

@autumnbailey5503

Жыл бұрын

Yes keep us updated!!

Ugh I just absolutely love this Ellen. I am so glad you started a podcast.

Thank you to all of you so much

Thank you for your work. All these podcasts are awesome ! I didn't know anything about this topic but it opened a door inside...!

Wow! This is great and exciting. I have a lot to work through and I’m excited to learn more and take the course. Thank you all!

Really great session. I am reading the book Metanoia method now. I feel like I really need this, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. I tell myself that my past has made me stronger, but new illnesses keep popping up.

Such a great podcast! It just makes me want to do the work! I'm so thankful for you sharing this content! Thank you

Thank you, amazing podcast! Ordered Heather's book right away 😊❤

This was a great podcast. Thank you for sharing your incredible stories!

Wow... thank you for sharing this!!!!!

I was ready to hear this.

I love all of your episodes Ellen, best podcast ever. But this episode was over an hour and I’m still confused as to what they are talking about. What exactly is “mind change” -Address your trauma -Stop saying your fine, but also don’t victimize yourself -start telling yourself you are strong and healthy and so on -visualize a happy, healthy you. Don't necessarily do tapping because it doesn’t work for everyone. But ?? That’s still so vague and unclear. I don’t know. I feel like I’m walking away disappointed. It was a lot of fun around.

@kathrynKP

Жыл бұрын

Run around*

@sanskaroflife1292

3 ай бұрын

Agreed what do we need to do

I first saw Heather on Robert Smiths channel, Eutaptics now. Great Story 👍

Loved that podcast! I read Heather's book and I definitely recommend it!

Bought the book and handbook. Exited to get the help I need it. Thanks Ellen, Heather and Kent. All the best from Canada.

I love Heathers audiobook!

Thank you for another amazing podcast

TMS is similar to this ... quantam physics discusses this ..the body keeps score so many people discuss this if we change our energetic being and heal trauma than we can heal anything with time.

Im 67 and feel like in some ways its almost too late. Yes, yes, i know there's always hope. However, I had trauma to an extent all my life. I feel its at a deeper level than someone who starts this healing at 30 or so. Im just frightened that another healing modality will fail. I know, be positive, but just being honest!

What an amazing podcast one day I will have the money to go on their retreat 🥰🥰🥰

Loved the smart-house metaphor

AMAZING!! 🙌🏻

Thank you 💜🙌

AMAZING!!!❤️💖💕💗

Incredible episode!! loved it :)

Important topic but it all sounded like one big advertisement (of their book, course and services) without any concrete information about what and how to do it... And this is wrong attitude (money motivation) - usually it's other way around: first you give a free information and guidance and then make money on it because people would still be insatiated and carving books, courses etc. if it'd help them... Joe Dispenza did great job doing exactly that. How their method is different to his or any other?

@kailaleegibbons6143

2 жыл бұрын

This 100%. They can create scholarships for their own work but the only concrete tip they can give in this podcast is to buy their book. I'm not impressed.

@maddie2638

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, this was my main thought while listening to this podcast. I felt like I got no real understanding of their method and just expected to buy the book and their courses, wasn’t really worth the hour and a half listen

@avasavannahking3745

2 жыл бұрын

Agree.

@claudiadorigo6943

2 жыл бұрын

Ll

@autumnbailey5503

Жыл бұрын

The book is a waste of time.

What if you are with these sickness but you dont even know and recall trauma? I have many symptoms lke what heather has but I dont have any real trauma that bothers me. So does that mean it could be in the sub conscious? and if so haw does this treatment help? I really can would like this to work.

what is the name of the second level trauma, Heath mentions at 41 minutes please? i would like to look it up.

@SurfergirlKH

2 жыл бұрын

terciary trauma is what she said (secondary trauma)

i can change my mind.... but can i change my heart and my gut feeling?

Great Episode！

Dr Joe dispenza 🙏🏻🤗

German New medicine

I have found that I as a woman have dealt with my trauma under ancient wisdom for many years. I want to know why women speak out more about trauma than husbands. Often I feel they have more trauma than a woman and yet they are silenced. This is not good for you or your partner and or for the next generation.

I strongly disagree with her take on empathy. Sure there may be people who try to feel the feelings of others in order to connect with others. However, there’s an entire population of people who don’t TRY to empathize for this purpose or for any purpose. It’s not something true empaths have to work at or TRY at. I was born being able to feel pain when I see others are suffering. I don’t try and I certainly don’t think it makes me connect with others. It actually sucks and many empaths work to not take on these strong emotions in response to the suffering of others. She implies that people empathize as a conscious act because society elevates empathy. Myself and many others who are empaths, are that way naturally without effort. Many of us are actually using tools to lessen our empathic responses. What she’s right about is that empathy without reprove, can make one mentally & physically ill JUST LIKE EXPERIENCING your own on-going negative emotions. Because, hello?! true empaths do suffer anguish similar to those suffering themselves. Therefore they will obviously be at a risk for negative physical & emotional impacts if not careful.

Some of us don't push for empathy--we just have it. Like, when India had its big earthquake years ago, I felt this overwhelming sadness that I couldn't understand until I learned about the earthquake. I'm sorry, you don't understand empathy and why psychologists have a high incidence of suicide because of it. You actually don't have empathy, I can see, because you don't understand it. And those that did take their lives because of their empathy also did not understand their gift. It isn't something you have to carry--it's a gift so you have understanding and knowing--so you can actually help situations. Once you are given this information about someone's pain (you don't even have to know who it is or what, just as I didn't have that much information from the India earthquake) THEN you use another gift you probably have and pray for that situation to help the situation. You don't hold their pain, you pray to turn that energy into real aid. And no, you don't have my permission to use this information to capitalize on it. This message is for those who do suffer from their gift of empathy because they don't understand it. Please do not speak of things you not only are not gifted with, but obviously do not understand.

@meyersonfire

Жыл бұрын

Otherwise, thank you for a lot of good information.

Eat move rest on the podcast!!

Biofeedback?

I usually love everything to do with the power of the mind and positivity, however I don’t feel this couple brought anything new to the table. The entire episode stank of delusion and self idolatry. Was the man really suggesting that his conversation with the pregnant lady enabled her to bring her miscarried baby back to life? As opposed to it being an incorrect diagnoses of a miscarriage in the first place?. Yikes.

Wow just goes to show doctors and drug companies made a lot of money preying on the vulnerable

Ummmm tell that to people with chronic pain lol. Or people in drug withdraw. I’m sorry I think I get what you’re saying but Ellen’s right not every pain is mind over matter. “Because you feel like a big fat pig” ummmmm that type of description doesn’t sit right with me 😬 you can tell a lot about a person by the way they talk about others. I realize she was saying “if you feel like this”. But …. Bad vibes.

@alexabrown3045

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!! I am one with chronic pain and deal with a relative that thinks this way. I’m told that my pain is a result of my diet, of my sleep, of my water intake, of my exercise regiments, (all things I have changed too many times) and then this idea that it’s all the “power of the mind”. It is aggravating, ablest, and ignorant.

Please stop what you are doing, you are not a Dr or a Psychiatrist, you don't know what you are talking about, misleading, false information, very dangerous to the mental & physical health of others.

@j-life8502

9 ай бұрын

How so ? Lol . This method works , so she should have stayed on meds and died ???? Lol.

Thank you for this podcast! I'll definitely read the book. This all sounds like exactly what the world needs to become a paradise it's meant to be 🤍✨

I love your channels but occasionally I ask myself, why did Ellen leave her Christian foundation and start dabbling in the New Age movement? All of the information discussed here ( physical, mental, emotional healing) is available in Christ. There is only one path of absolute truth.

@h.mckean9325

2 жыл бұрын

I would highly encourage you to check out our other work, The Metanoia Method, which is completely Bible based. Far from "New Age", this information is scientifically AND Biblically backed. Through our 15 + years working in the full-time ministry, with churches around the world, we realized that those that identified at Christians were some of the most "stuck", sad, judgmental, and physically ill people around. Our book, The Metanoia Method is being widely acclaimed around the world, helping those with a Christian faith. As for Ellen's own beliefs, I think that is a very personal journey and not one that she is obligated to share with the world. In knowing her very personally, she is one of the most loving, serving, generous, and caring people I know. I'm pretty sure Jesus would recognize many of His values in Ellen.

@shellyswt

2 жыл бұрын

@@h.mckean9325 I knew this would be taken the wrong way. Asking a question is not being critical. I distinctly remember you mentioning chakras which is based in Hinduism. I’m not criticizing her or you as a person, just wondering why she has no problem quoting Eckhart Tolle but never makes mention of the Lord. I guess it’s none of my business.

@michelleg9816

2 жыл бұрын

But all the information discussed here is....also available WITHOUT Christ as shown in this exact video. As a recovering catholic, your comment is exactly why I left religion. God forbid a person think for herself and realize all the answers she has are within her!! No need for religious dogma.

@shellyswt

2 жыл бұрын

@@michelleg9816 The goal of the Christian is to not be outside of Christ. I’m sorry for your terrible experience in the Catholic church. I believe it is a false representation of true Christianity.

@foodanon6568

2 жыл бұрын

@@shellyswt I was raised Christian and read the Bible. And I agree with a lot of it’s teachings but not all. Since I was 18, I have explored MANY religions and spiritual practices. But religion in general does not resonate with me. I find it to be extremely judgmental and contradicting. I believe in God, but not the one that is casting punishment and hellfire on those who do not follow his word. That is a very conditional and insecure God IMO. Not everyone has to fit into one particular box when it comes to their faith. Ellen is doing what works for her and her family.

Quantum Healing ❤️‍🩹 Deepak Chopra 1989