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In this episode, Psyche explores the symbolism of the Red Cow story, focusing on respecting others' processes of integration and reclaiming lost aspects of oneself. He draws lessons on the importance of self-reflection and not mocking others' ways of working through their experiences.
So what's the lesson here for us? For
So what's the lesson here for us? For
those who listen carefully, it's simple
those who listen carefully, it's simple
but profound.
but profound.
Don't mock another person's process of
Don't mock another person's process of
digestion, their way of working through
digestion, their way of working through
their experiences.
their experiences.
Don't laugh off the things they need to
Don't laugh off the things they need to
chew on and contemplate.
chew on and contemplate.
And if you lose your own cador
And if you lose your own cador
reflection, your center, that thought
reflection, your center, that thought
you haven't quite integrated, don't
you haven't quite integrated, don't
panic. Go search for it before your
panic. Go search for it before your
spirit starts to sour. Because somewhere
spirit starts to sour. Because somewhere
in the field of your life, the thing you
in the field of your life, the thing you
dropped is still waiting for you. Find
dropped is still waiting for you. Find
it, reclaim it, and restore
it, reclaim it, and restore
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