There is more than one artist with this name:
1. A Bulgarian ambient… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name:
1. A Bulgarian ambient/psychedelic DJ and artist.
2. An Indie Dance Punk Band from Phoenix AZ / Calexico CA
3. An American Metal Band from Virginia.
1. Therapist(Nikola Efremov) started listening to electronic music in 1997 after getting an album of Astral Projection and he was dazzled by the sounds and the unique vibes. As the years passed he developed his taste in electronic music in the progressive trance, hardcore, psychadelic, goa and ambient genres, influenced by countless artists and DJs. Music became his religion. At the age of 17 he took his first steps in mixing known as Born2Rave, concentrated mainly in trance sound. The next year he changed his allias to Therapist and gradually broadened his interests, generally in the ambient and psychedelic genres. Not long after he recieved invitations to step on the scene by leading ambient DJs in Bulgaria on parties and events, including the Earth Dance 2008 festival and Trakia Psyfriends 2009. Up to date Therapist has released few sets in various genres.
2.Therapist is a four piece indie band with members: Suz residing in Phoenix, AZ,and both Ant, Vic, and Michael residing in California. Influenced by The Chinese Stars, Moving Units, The Rapture, Death From Above 1979, and Glass Candy, Therapist promises a good time on the dance floor. Therapist also has remixes by Blake Miller (Moving Units/DIM MAK), Ese' & Zain (Shark Attack & All Leather/Three One G Records), Boys Don't Disco (SD), and Night Brawl (SD).
3. Therapist has just recently entered the scene, with members from both Hampton Roads and Roanoke, Virginia. They've made it a point to seperate themselves from the average music coming out in their area. After releasing a demo and getting their name out, they played a few shows within a couple weeks of this only to record a full length record "This is All Coming to an End" that released on october 31st, 2006. Therapist prides itself in the fact that everything that's been done they've done themselves. They hope to find a record label to call 'home' soon.
1. A Bulgarian ambient… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name:
1. A Bulgarian ambient/psychedelic DJ and artist.
2. An Indie Dance Punk Band from Phoenix AZ / Calexico CA
3. An American Metal Band from Virginia.
1. Therapist(Nikola Efremov) started listening to electronic music in 1997 after getting an album of Astral Projection and he was dazzled by the sounds and the unique vibes. As the years passed he developed his taste in electronic music in the progressive trance, hardcore, psychadelic, goa and ambient genres, influenced by countless artists and DJs. Music became his religion. At the age of 17 he took his first steps in mixing known as Born2Rave, concentrated mainly in trance sound. The next year he changed his allias to Therapist and gradually broadened his interests, generally in the ambient and psychedelic genres. Not long after he recieved invitations to step on the scene by leading ambient DJs in Bulgaria on parties and events, including the Earth Dance 2008 festival and Trakia Psyfriends 2009. Up to date Therapist has released few sets in various genres.
2.Therapist is a four piece indie band with members: Suz residing in Phoenix, AZ,and both Ant, Vic, and Michael residing in California. Influenced by The Chinese Stars, Moving Units, The Rapture, Death From Above 1979, and Glass Candy, Therapist promises a good time on the dance floor. Therapist also has remixes by Blake Miller (Moving Units/DIM MAK), Ese' & Zain (Shark Attack & All Leather/Three One G Records), Boys Don't Disco (SD), and Night Brawl (SD).
3. Therapist has just recently entered the scene, with members from both Hampton Roads and Roanoke, Virginia. They've made it a point to seperate themselves from the average music coming out in their area. After releasing a demo and getting their name out, they played a few shows within a couple weeks of this only to record a full length record "This is All Coming to an End" that released on october 31st, 2006. Therapist prides itself in the fact that everything that's been done they've done themselves. They hope to find a record label to call 'home' soon.
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00:09 🌍 Navigating relationships and relational intelligence is crucial both personally and professionally.
00:23 🌟 The fluency in understanding relationships is now vital in the evolving world.
00:50 🧠 Esther Perel has over 30 years of experience as a psychotherapist focusing on couples and family dynamics.
01:17 🔗 Relationships give a sense of meaning, happiness, and well-being; the quality of relationships impacts the quality of life.
02:09 📚 The Harvard longitudinal studies emphasize that relationships significantly affect mental health, well-being, and life's meaning.
02:44 ❤ Many individuals value relationships but also face challenges in them.
03:45 🔄 Relationship dynamics are undergoing rapid changes.
04:40 🏢 The language of emotion is entering workplaces, replacing what were once termed "soft skills."
05:08 🤔 There's a global restlessness concerning managing disagreements and trust breaches.
05:50 🏠 Two major relationship revolutions are taking place: one at home and one at work.
06:16 🔄 The shift from a predetermined identity to a self-defined one has increased self-doubt and the burden of self-definition.
07:35 📖 The self-help movement thrives because of the individualistic pursuit of self-improvement.
08:27 💼 People's expectations of work have evolved; it's not just about pay but also self-development and quality of life.
09:10 ⛪ The loss of traditional social structures has been replaced by conversations to navigate relationships.
09:50 📱 The modern world sees the merging of romantic consumerism with technology, e.g., finding a soulmate through an app.
10:57 🙏 Historically, the idea of a soulmate was associated more with divinity than with another individual.
11:26 💔 The market economy now influences our romantic life, leading to "emotional capitalism."
11:53 🔄 Emotions are now intertwined with the business world, leading to concepts like "psychological safety" in workplaces.
12:32 🌐 Relational intelligence becomes foundational in workplaces due to shifts in loyalty and longevity definitions.
12:59 🤝 Trust definitions are evolving in a share economy where we trust strangers with our belongings.
13:29 🏠 Major societal changes come with consequences, affecting feelings of belonging and connections.
15:01 🌍 Despite having numerous virtual friends, physical proximity for support and celebrations remains crucial.
16:38 🏡 The shift from a production economy to a service economy in relationships impacts desires for quality experiences.
17:52 🤐 Many censor themselves in situations due to fear of negative consequences.
19:14 🌎 A significant number of people financially support extended family members, often linked to immigration.
20:42 👩🔧 Many allow others to take credit for their accomplishments to avoid conflict.
21:57 💔 Most have experienced rejection, and sharing heartbreak stories can be a powerful connection.
22:46 🛡 Some reject others first out of fear of being rejected themselves.
23:20 🌛 Many have endured unsatisfying intimate encounters but went along with it anyway, which isn't just a gendered experience.
23:52 🚹 Many men feel diminished in the presence of other men, highlighting the fragility of masculine identity.
24:43 📌 There's insufficient exploration into the challenges and vulnerabilities of masculine identity.
25:22 ⛓ The "male code" is a form of social control from men to men, not just from men to women.
25:43 🌱 Many individuals lack mentors in relationships, contrasting with the commonality of business mentors.
26:33 💡 The importance of acknowledging and thanking relationship mentors.
27:33 📱 There's a rising trend of people prioritizing their phones over real-life interactions, leading to "ambiguous loss".
28:48 🌀 Ambiguous loss leads to feelings of insignificance in relationships.
30:06 💼 Some individuals bring their best selves to work, neglecting their personal lives.
31:42 📝 It's crucial to balance and prioritize personal life alongside work.
33:56 🧠 Everyone carries a relationship narrative, shaped by upbringing, which influences our professional lives.
34:35 🌟 The traits fostered in us—autonomy vs. loyalty, interdependence vs. self-reliance—play into our entrepreneurial mindsets.
35:03 📖 Our relationship histories accompany us even in professional environments.
35:48 🤔 A query about the consequences of hyper-individuality and if the disruption of conventional structures has been worth the resultant individual suffering.
36:50 🗣 Importance of acknowledging personal contributions to communication impasses.
37:28 📸 Questioning the portrayal of successful relationships on social media.
37:51 💼 Inquiry on ways to improve workplace dynamics and cater to employees' needs.
38:33 🪞 Suggestion that our external relationships mirror our internal self-treatment.
39:00 🤝 Exploring challenges in managing close relationships both personally and in business.
40:07 🔄 Certainty can hinder change; being right can lead to isolation.
40:58 🧩 Emphasizing that underlying relationship dynamics often revolve around power, closeness, and recognition.
42:08 🔄 To bring about change in a relationship, start with oneself.
43:17 📜 Importance of understanding the meaning and experience behind facts, rather than the facts themselves.
45:06 🌍 Emphasizing the importance of humanity and personal connection in the workplace.
45:33 🤖 AI cannot yet replicate human relational intelligence.
46:25 🍵 The importance of rituals and hospitality in making connections.
47:47 🔄 Society oscillates between traditionalists and those pushing for change, highlighting the need for balance.
48:15 🌍 The importance of balancing security and change in life.
48:29 😟 Concerns about diminishing quality of human relatedness.
48:59 📱 Social media as a modern form of social control, likened to surveillance in oppressive societies.
49:25 👁 The self-imposed "panopticon" where we are always being watched, challenging the notion of freedom.
49:58 🤔 The complexities of identity and how one's self-perception differs from external views.
51:11 🌐 The way we treat outsiders reveals much about our own identity.
51:53 📖 The nuances of trust in relationships, especially after betrayal.
53:28 💔 The importance of acknowledgment and remorse in healing from harm.
54:23 🧗 The impact of personal growth on relationships, referencing Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
54:52 ❤ The characteristics of thriving relationships that balance contradictory needs.
55:20 🔄 The difference between relationships that feel "alive" versus those that feel "dead."
55:47 🎧 A recommendation to listen to Perel's podcast for deeper insights on relationships.
Radical Honesty
watching this video and realizing how confused I am about romantic love,
processing my thoughts out loud:
1 - look at me. (I'm so damn unattractive. could someone actually be attracted to me?)
2 - fat, old, frumpty-dumpty: me.
3 - but then how are beautiful people attracted to unattractive people? (I see this all the time!)
4 - is attraction about something other than physical looks?
5 - but I'm in love with a person, and I don't really even know exactly what they look like... (online love.)
6 - but they say men are so visual...
7 - and what about ugly people in beautiful relationships?
8 - I was crazy about someone once, and yet 100% not physically attracted to them!
9 - am I pretty?
10 - what did my love interests passed love interests look like? (could I ever compare?)
11 - I'm ashamed of who I am.
SaraMoreorless
She is a profound source of compassion, common sense and respect for other people.
michelle glowala
Well said Sara
9999classy
To the pint Yes she is amaazing ❤
Povilas Ghah
one of those moments when you think that internet is one of the best things happened to you.
Pure gold of knowledge poured over here.
Total gratitude for Esther and everyone else involved.
Anne Ruth Barrett
Can't get enough of her beautifully expressed wisdom....a voice of clarity beckoning us to our inner voice amidst the confusion of our irrational chaotic world today....thank you for being a beacon on my path.
Erica
Grateful for her knowledge, admire her passion to deliver truth and methods on how to help improve your overall life and relationships.
Leslie Green
This was an incredible talk!! Filled with so much meaningful information to apply to all relationships. “Separate listening from agreeing”!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jane Vblogs
I admire this lady so much! She's definitely a gem! I'm learning a lot from her!
Maddie Marin
It was chilling when she mentioned : “How you treat others tells a lot about yourself” Much of the current society seems self consumed, blame, and poor me mentality. They (in general) talk of gratitude yet hearing a thank you in the course of one’s day is rare.
ColdsaltySwimmer
Oeff ! Esther is glorious! Her knowledge and wisdom should be spread like gospel. She has tremendous experience with people and her processing and enterpretation of society is fascinating. I love her. ❤❤❤❤