Defense Against Difficult People
Learn how to create calm with high-conflict individuals through the telling of an ancient Vedic story from The Hitopadesh about a cunning cat and a vulnerable vulture.
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Instructed by Satyanarayana Dasa Babaji
& Dr. Joshi
Course Outline
1. Creating Calm with High Conflict Individuals
2. Codependents Are Very Vulnerable to Narcissists and Borderlines
3. The Codependent Vulture
4. Codependents Are Attuned to Others' Feelings But Not Their Own
5. Reasons Why Codependents Are So Vulnerable to Narcissists and Borderlines
6. More Reasons Why Codependents Are So Vulnerable to Narcissists and Borderlines
7. What State of Mind Do You Think the Vulture Was In?
8. What Are Barriers to Having a Sattvic Mind?
9. Know Yourself Well Means Knowing Your Mind
10. Cultivating a Sattvic State of Mind
11. A Sattvic State of Mind is Your Narcissist/BPD Repellent
12. Think About What Items You Might Like to Work on to Increase Your Sattva
13. Q&A
14. Guided Meditation for Cultivating a Sattvic State of Mind
What to Expect
Expert Faculty
Meet Babaji, the creator of the science of Vedic Psychology, and Jessica Richmond, the pioneering Vedic Psychologist.
Ancient Vedic Wisdom
Precious pearls of timeless wisdom from the Vedic scriptures that help you understand the subtleties of the mind.
Audio Lectures
Audio lectures by world-famous guru, Babaji, and Vedic Psychologist, Jessica Richmond.
Presentation
Supportive visuals to enhance audio lectures.
Practical Exercises
Take the teachings beyond the screen and apply them to your daily life with practical exercises.
Q&A
Recorded Q&A sessions from the live participants.
Listen to an Excerpt from the Class
Practical Resources
5 Barriers to a Sattvic Mind
Do you have of these barriers?
