A conversation and commentary on feeling close, feeling angry, and finding belonging, particularly for the Asian American community, but for everyone. With Dr. Ravi Chandra, psychiatrist and writer in San Francisco. Companion blogpost at What Do We Feel When We Feel Close? The Dim Sum Dialogues | Psychology Today https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-pacific-heart/202309/what-do-we-feel-when-we-feel-close-the-dim-sum-dialogues .

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Ep. 32: Dim Sum Dialogues - Asian Americans: Feeling close, feeling fire, and becoming community

This episode of The Pacific Heart Podcast features the host, Dr. Ravi Chandra's, conversation at Tadaima 2022. Tadaima is the online Japanese American Pilgrimage held each October. Our discussion, titled “Speaking Out and Calling In with Bravery and Humility: A Conversation with Dr. Ravi Chandra,” was moderated by organizer Julie Abo, and included her mother, Mary Abo, who was incarcerated as a child, and Mike Ishii and Rikio Inouye, both activists and scholars in the Japanese American community. I was invited to be on the panel because of my long history with the Japanese American community, and because of two articles I’d recently written. The first, on Psychology Today, was about humility, and was recently republished by The Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley. The second, at East Wind eZine, questioned the “good heartedness” of Trump supporters and their opponents. Our YouTube conversation is linked below, and all these articles are linked in the associated Psychology Today blogpost, published October 5, 2023. Creating Transitional Spaces to Heal Intergenerational Trauma https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-pacific-heart/202310/creating-transitional-spaces-to-heal-intergenerational-trauma

Ep. 33: Tadaima 2022 - Speaking out and calling in with bravery and humility

Hold On To Your Humanity

July 16, 2020. Dr. Ravi Chandra leads a guided meditation on working with the distress of these troubled times, from the grief and distress of COVID-19, to the surfacing wounds of racism. Working on these with the tools of mindfulness, compassion and relationship. For more videos see www.sflovedojo.org. For Dr. Chandra's writing, see www.RaviChandraMD.com. Leave a comment and please share if you like. @going2peace on Twitter. “We’re all on our own journeys in life. May our journeys touch in fruitful ways.”
— Ravi Chandra, M.D.

Ep. 33: Tadaima 2022 - Speaking out and calling in with bravery and humility

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