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Can we protect ourselves and others from powerful projections that confuse reality and make us vulnerable in ways we cannot imagine?
In honest and open discussion, we meet with director Nick August-Perna, whose controversial documentary, "Tell Them You Love Me," has set off a firestorm. Rutgers professor Anna Stubblefield claimed to unlock Derrick Johnson through facilitated communication. Debate erupted about whether Johnson, a nonverbal Black man with cerebral palsy, could give consent. Was this true love, or an abuse of power? Race, informed consent, the personal autonomy of people with intellectual disabilities, and overwhelming archetypal dynamics must be grasped to understand the complex forces at work in their relationship, and the reactions others felt when it was discovered.
Prepare to discover what disrupts the balance between love and power; how personal biases and psychological projections shape our interactions and ethical decisions; which societal attitudes towards race, disability, and consent need critical examination and reform; whether facilitated communication can authentically reflect the thoughts of nonverbal individuals or merely the facilitator’s fantasies; why we need multiple voices, divergent feelings, and cultural tensions to surface without simple resolutions to expand consciousness.
Learn more about Nick August-Perna HERE: nickaugustperna.com
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DREAM WITH US ~ thisjungianlife.com/join-dream-school
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Can we protect ourselves and others from powerful projections that confuse reality and make us vulnerable in ways we cannot imagine?
In honest and open discussion, we meet with director Nick August-Perna, whose controversial documentary, "Tell Them You Love Me," has set off a firestorm. Rutgers professor Anna Stubblefield claimed to unlock Derrick Johnson through facilitated communication. Debate erupted about whether Johnson, a nonverbal Black man with cerebral palsy, could give consent. Was this true love, or an abuse of power? Race, informed consent, the personal autonomy of people with intellectual disabilities, and overwhelming archetypal dynamics must be grasped to understand the complex forces at work in their relationship, and the reactions others felt when it was discovered.
Prepare to discover what disrupts the balance between love and power; how personal biases and psychological projections shape our interactions and ethical decisions; which societal attitudes towards race, disability, and consent need critical examination and reform; whether facilitated communication can authentically reflect the thoughts of nonverbal individuals or merely the facilitator’s fantasies; why we need multiple voices, divergent feelings, and cultural tensions to surface without simple resolutions to expand consciousness.
Learn more about Nick August-Perna HERE: nickaugustperna.com
LOOK & GROW
*WE’VE PUBLISHED OUR FIRST BOOK TOGETHER! Check Out DREAM WISE: Unlocking the Meaning of Your Dreams: https://a.co/d/6SORo25
*WE’VE GOT NEW AND AMAZING MERCH: HTTPS://THIS-JUNGIAN-LIFE.PRINTIFY.ME/PRODUCTS
*We want to teach you to interpret dreams. Check out DREAM SCHOOL: thisjungianlife.com/join-dream-school
*Help us pay the bills - join our PATREON community: patreon.com/thisjungianlife
*Submit your dream for a chance to be featured on our podcast! thisjungianlife.com/share-your-dream
*Suggest a podcast topic: thisjungianlife.com/podcast-form-topics
STAY INSPIRED EVERY DAY!
*Instagram: instagram.com/thisjungianlifepodcast
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