Superpowered Mind with Clare Dimond

Listener question: I think i have a strong tendencie to avoid situations that seem unsafe for my self-identity.  This week I had some very nice experiences with engaging with situations I usually would avoid. There was curiosity but still it took so much effort to try and see what happens if I don't hide in my "safe space". So my first question is: will it get easier?  Also I wonder...

Listener question: i always felt like there must be something wrong with me becuase i dont seem to have strong reactions to the larger world events (dont seem to feel strong reaction) ... now i see .. perhaps i more able to see those things as neutral and not judge them (unlike the self and other categories) ... but it does beg the question (in relation to the world stuff) ... when are we in denia...

Listener question: Firstly please accept my apologies for what may seem a ridiculous question and what may appear my poor attempt at asking it. I have read several books on the subject of the three principles, Real, Inside Out Revolution and Clarity plus several others. I find your book very interesting as it covers so many situations one finds oneself engaged in on a day to day basis. I pride mys...

Listener question: can you talk about jealousy and envy please and what is the difference between them? 

Listener question: Thank you so much for the beautiful webinar yesterday. There's kind of a question that's on my mind today.  When I was listening to you talking I completely "spaced out". I heard something very beautiful but I have no words for it. After the webinar my boyfriend asked me how it was. I simply couldn't say anything, I was just feeling very peaceful and hug...

Listener question: I have been working my way through your podcasts and although I am often resistant to what I hear, I find that if I settle myself and sit with it, I can usually see the truth in what you are saying. However the one on April 26 about Sydney’s teachings (listen for a feeling and your feeling creates your thinking) has me baffled! Although I do see what you are saying about how tho...

Listener question: Dearest Clare: Thought I'd take a few minutes to compose my thoughts about "life" since doing the RICH course last year. You may recall, I am an artist and my biggest area of "stuckness" was around money and selling my art so I could have my "own" money. There were lots of insights and aha moments during the course for sure. But, here's th...

Listener question: Hi Clare.  Would you be able and willing to speak to anxiety and grief around climate change in one of your podcasts?  There’s a phrase that sometimes comes to me in relation to my own life: I can’t get there from here.   The “here” being my current understanding I guess.   Perhaps with climate anxiety, the “here” is our anxiety and grief about what we see happening in the world...

Listener question:  Thank you for the reply podcast my love. However I get the impression that You don’t seem to have trauma awareness or experienced trauma in your own life, bless.  I seem to need to spell it out for you: Being screamed at at work by a highly mentally disturbed client can’t be played down and said there are no triggers. Your nervous system would maybe react similarly to mine, but...

Listener question: Dear Clare,  I wondered if you could please speak to these words attributed to Sir Anthony Hopkins on a podcast episode? One of my ingrained needs is to be loved and I still notice myself work so hard with certain individuals who are so-called friends to stay included and be liked and yet I expend so much energy doing so. Yet, with others in my life the love is reciprocal, almos...

Listener question:  Life happens out of our control, yes. But trauma triggers are very real to the system, destabilising. If fight or flight is not possible, freeze can feel very dangerous.  In this example being triggered at work, going into freeze can be debilitating and i can’t seem to function at work anymore, although I manage somehow.  I really can’t seem to see where the healing is supposed...

Listener question: My question is about shame. Most nights and especially in the morning I wake up recalling situations in which I could’ve done better and about which I feel a lot of shame. Some of these situations go back decades, and some are very recent. Consequently I often do not get the rest I need and my days don’t  always start on a bright and positive note! I would like to be able to see...

Listener question: what about the harmful actions and words? 

Listener comment: Im in the midst of horrible triggered feelings. I feel uncontrollably hurt by just a trigger at work, it’s so painful. I don’t know what to do other than cry and breathe. 

Listener question: I am thinking of having a subliminal recording. I have only listened to a few Podcasts you have done and read your book Real.  On the basis of that information it sounds like you lean a little toward Advaita Vedanta. I find Advaita complex and cold as well as stimulating to the intellect. (Robert Spira is the best example of this for me.  The guy is brilliant but when I listen t...

Listener question: what is wholeness?

Listener question: I've just finished working through the REAL videos / course .. (not the conversations yet) .. is it normal for the .. well basically .. 'shit to hit the fan' inside ? - wont go into great details but just wondering if there is anything to 'do' ? ... it's kind of showed me just how of course i have been and how dysfunctional i have got from trying to...

Listener question: how does the idea of no-self work in relation to marriage/partnership? I'm just curious. Is this also why many fail? 

Taking the conversation about harmful events and people to the furthest level of freedom. 

Listener question: In you latest podcast you spoke about violence and that it is happening as it is the optimal behaviour at the given moment due to learned belief and conditoning, that there is no deciding self and that it is logical and impersonal.  I see freedom in this as it frees me of the obligation "to forgive and forget" and I love that there only remains sanity. I see that my fa...

Listener question: discipline, accountability and no self 

Listener question: anger was always heavily sanctioned, and deemed very unfeminine. There was only room for being the good girl and that resulted in a lot of rebellion. (The rebel inside can be still strong at times 🤣) Later on my healing journey I learned that anger can signal where a boundary was crossed or violated. And that suppressed anger can be very damaging for the system and in my experi...

Listener  question: I wonder if you could give me your thoughts about the following.  I have become aware of my disproportionate sense of fear in 'perceived as threatening' situations.  I first became aware of how extreme it was during my divorce when I felt terrified...I was experiencing Gaslighting from my ex husband who still lived in the house.  It was horrible but the terror was dis...

Listener question:  To see what's being pointed to the mind needs to be settled and when one sees what's being pointed to the mind settles.  It seems like a catch 22.   I do question my mind, but somehow I'm doing it wrong, or hoping it will change things, or I don't really know.  It's hard not to find the story believable when it almost always comes true. Sadly I'm f...

Listener question: Thank you for the podcast which I’ve just listened to again.  I’m still confused!  How is it that you know there’s protection going on here?  Is it because the reactions to my friend’s diagnosis and my Mother’s are different?  Is there really one, undiluted response that we can have to all situations, events, relationships?  Sounds a bit bland to me.   Also, I don’t quite see th...