Superpowered Mind with Clare Dimond

Instructions for living a life.  Pay attention.  Be astonished.  Tell about it.” ― Mary Oliver

Can you say more about the idea of self centeredness qualities when there is no self? There is a best friend of my partner's who this mind judges as cheap, selfish, know it all, and self centered. Which of course is just a reflection of how I am being...or rather what this system does based on what is believed. And the same is true for him. There is resistance to not liking him, to feeling th...

I am probably someone who keeps things, mysery in place, especially hurtful thinking, living, that I don't recognize it anymore etc.  Or I am just to scared to do something about , acknowledge it. Or don't care.  New or nice things are not allowed, I can't or don't know how to enjoy that anymore. Or if I feel it, it's not important, enough etc. or I numb. (automatically). ...

When you say "that's why we're here" I just can't seem to get on with the video, my mind is just too intrigued by this as it sounds like you say we have "a purpose" on this earth. Could you maybe please elaborate? 

I’m writing you because I am desperate. Since the days before 3P, when I was in a constant state of desperation, living from one therapy session to another, I haven’t been so desperate. It feels like total regression. I reached a point of total hopelessness. You say it’s something good, but it feels just awful. I took your advice and let the topic of weight loss rest for the duration of the Home c...

I recently had my second child and am struggling with the demands of life with two small children. My question is about parenting: what is it about this relationship that it can bring up so much suffering? What do you think this understanding can offer to parents in particular? I was also wondering if you would ever offer a course specifically aimed at parents as I feel there is so much to explore...

How Not To Die by Michael Greger MD. Sunday Book 

The images of the unconscious place a great responsibility upon a man. Failure to understand them, or a shirking of ethical responsibility, deprives him of his wholeness and imposes a painful fragmentariness on his life.  Carl Jung

I'm working my way through the course and I'm finding it to be a combination of enlightening and overwhelming-sometimes both at the same time!! As a result of meditation(which is something that you never refer to, which I found surprising), I'm aware of my thoughts, and I often "catch myself" during the day.  I sometimes get the sense that I'm watching myself think, b...

To make long story short I purchased something online and had to be assembled.  The instructions were confusing and they didn't answer the phone and my husband who was trying to build it got very angry. He had other things going on this week and I think this was his boiling point. All my life I have had a trigger about anger and both my husbands have had anger issues.  In the past I would num...

When the identity is struggling to survive I am noticing a yucky feeling especially when conversing with others as if I am trying to bolster my identity and then I reflect back on the conversation and feel double yucky.

Hi lovely Clare, your video on generational healing was so timely for me. I recently met a homeopath for my son. She was very intuitive and told me that his 'autism' is not really autism but rather a result of generational trauma! She said in order for him to heal that I need to go into long term therapy to have someone connect me back to my heart space and my feelings. She said I am tra...

I know that a lot of suffering is caused by the future imaginations of the mind.  If I understood properly, you suggested that not avoiding things and meeting reality with whatever shows up will reveal and heal.  What if this doesn't seem to be happening.  I don't avoid things as it's work related so it seems that I can't, and I keep having the same experience.  The revealing p...

When The Body Says No by Dr Gabor Maté. The Sunday Book

Should you really open your eyes and see, you would behold your image in all images. And should you open your ears and listen, you would hear your own voice in all voices. Khalil Gibran

If you get a chance, I’d love it if you could say more about something I hear in the first wholeness video. You said that’s when something has happened and we say ‘I’m ok with it now’ we aren’t. If there is still an ‘it’ we are not done. This feels really cool and important somehow but I can’t put my finger on it. So, for example, with sleep I have felt and said on numerous occasions that I’m ok w...

Something keeps popping into my head and I am hoping you can shed some light on it. Hopefully I will be able to explain what the question is. I have an understanding through your teachings that we really don’t have any control over the future – that we are life experiencing itself. That life happens from moment to moment. I also keep hearing in the spiritual world about manifestation… about being...

Have you experience in working with people who have been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. I’m looking for some support. I am a student of non duality for over 10 years. I’m struggling to deal with the nuts and bolts of life with this condition. I was diagnosed six years ago when I was 54 years old after having read Gabor Mates book. I would like to know your thoughts. Many thanks.

A brief summary of this episode

First off I want to express my profound gratitude for you and for the HOME course. The videos, the subliminals, the webinars, the FB page, interactions with other participants have all been revelatory. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. My question: I've been loving the subliminals. With the first one I felt some, for lack of a better description, movement in the body/mind. But as I became accl...

Story by Robert McKee. 

A brief summary of this episode

Some comments on this article:  https://claredimond.com/hopelessness-of-hope/ "I’ve got to say it’s the very toughest absence as a clinician to work with someone who is hopeless. " "Or being the person without hope it’s almost impossible to see around it at the time." "Without some differentiation some readers may miss the great message because they may feel you are saying...

I'm seeing a person I care about struggling. Seeing the world as against them. Playing out the patterns of their childhood. There are urges to point out where this person is getting things 'wrong'. And maybe to be their 'saviour' even.  I see that ideas of me...and them are all over this ... It's confusion. For sure.   Starting here,  I can look to the ways that I do...

Much of what you write seems to touch on the illusion of the self and how this is the source of a good number of our problems. However, I think I can differentiate between two 'selves': there's the 'fictional' self which is the one which creates either hypothetical future scenarios (about which we can scare ourselves sh*tless) or which ruminates needlessly over past regret...