What is the Third Realm?

In this episode, host Maegan Kenney breaks down:

• the definition of the Third Realm
• basis for the Third Realm heart-centered integration method
• how to use the Third Realm heart-centered method
• heart-centered consciousness to aid therapists, healers, and everyone else!
• the difference between empathy and compassion
• the areas of research that support the Third Realm method
• an introduction to Chiron as the 'wounded healer'

References

Childre, D. L., Martin, H., Rozman, D., & McCraty, R. (2016). Heart intelligence. Connecting with the intuitive guidance of the heart.

Haule, J. R. (1997). SCHWARTZ-SALANT, NATHAN.‘On the interactive field as analytic object’. In The Interactive Field in Analysis, Vol 1. Chiron Clin. Journal of Analytical Psychology, 42(3), 548-550.

Lowe, M. (2011). The Apocalypse of the Mind: Transforming Ego Into Stillness of Consciousness. John Hunt Publishing.

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Maegan Kenney, M.A. is a transpersonal therapist, owner of Third Realm Integration program and ThirdRealmStudio (on Etsy), and founder of the Third Realm integration method. 

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