The Spiritual Psychology of Acting Podcast
The Psychological Games People Play
August 15, 20241h 15m · 14,532 words
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Send us a Message - let us know what you think of the episode Have you ever found yourself in a conversation that feels strangely familiar, like you’re following a script you’ve played out a hundred times before? Do you ever wonder why certain interactions with others leave you feeling frustrated, confused, or even infuriated? What if I told you that these patterns are part of a hidden game – one you might not even realise you’re playing?
Highlighted moments
a game is a repeated pattern of transacting with someone when there is something that is not being said
“what we've found in the psychology of people who want to rescue people is generally they want to be rescued”
“it's ringing satisfaction from misfortune”
“seeing is letting go as soon as you've observed pattern of thinking when you've brought it from invisible thinking you know subconscious into the conscious mind and you can see what it is naturally loses its power”
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