An Eden Project Podcast
Discipleship at the intersection of neurobiology, psychology, and attachment.
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“Fake joy.” Those words hung in the room as the young man sat quietly, working through the realization that he had been conditioned over time to protect himself emotionally by projecting an image of strength and invulnerability to the “real” world, where he was susceptible to emotional wounds. He would only relate to people emotionally through stories or film, empathizing with two-dimensional, static characters in a narrative he could control. They were safe, but they were not real. He grew up in an overly machismo culture and was exposed to sexually explicit material at a young age. He was also . . .
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“Fake joy.” Those words hung in the room as the young man sat quietly, working through the realization that he had been conditioned over time . . .
“A giant statue of a king on his throne . . . sort of like Zeus.” I walked down to a small lake and found . . .
Discipleship at the intersection of neurobiology, psychology, and attachment.
