Join Jeff and Carme as they present this film night where Peter Levine and Thomas Hübl explore how trauma lives in the body and how awareness can begin to release it. Levine emphasizes that unresolved trauma fragments time, keeping the nervous system locked in the past, while Hübl highlights the collective wounds that echo across generations. Together, they show that healing is not just about individual therapy but about re-weaving connection with community and spirit. Their conversation points to the body as the doorway: “The body remembers what the mind forgets.” This resonates with Jungian psychologist James Hillman’s reminder that “the soul is not saved by abstract truth, but by the pathos that allows it to suffer its way through.” In this way, trauma work becomes spiritual work, guiding us toward wholeness and a deeper presence in life.
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