…term is that you can stay empathetic about that. but not for a moment to cater to it. And the other point is, and Naomi Klein has made this point, is that people are being traumatized by the narratives that they're being given. That's what it means to…

…by Holocaust education and the way it's done there. And I think that's also true for a lot of North American Jews. And Naomi, when we had her on the show, spoke about how she remembers growing up, there was a conscious decision on the behalf of…

…to be taken seriously, but too serious to ridicule. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if it was him or not, but I read it in Naomi Klein's book, Dopaganger. And that's how it is. Like, look, all three of us and so many of the people listening and so many…

…awesome. Also, his new book, In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts, has gotten rave reviews, including from a hero to this show, Naomi Klein, and many other academics and intellectuals and doctors. And it's really, I mean, the book literally, if you look at…

…your kids, with your daughter. We saw the interview with your blessed daughter, Brother Aaron's work over the years, of course, with Naomi Klein and a whole host of other And the Canadian-US connection is a fascinating thing. It really is. Well, you know…

…than the needs of the soul, is another risk factor for illness. The second obituary I'll read you is about a woman called Naomi. This is written by her grateful husband. She died of breast cancer at age 55. And the husband writes, In her entire life,…

…than the needs of the self is a major risk factor for illness. The next obituary is... written by a husband about his wife, Naomi, who died at age 55, also of cancer. And he writes, In her entire life, she never got into a fight with anyone. The…

…the whole afternoon. The next one, the next obituary is about a woman who dies at age 55 of cancer. Her name is Naomi. And this obituary is written by the appreciative husband. In her entire life, she never got into a fight with anyone. The worst…

…and duties and role in the world, that there's no true self there that he can actually be with and be in touch with. Naomi, the woman, believes that if I'm angry, I'm a bad person. If I'm angry, I'm not lovable. If I'm angry, I'm not worthy or…

…rather than the needs of the self is a major risk factor for illness. The next obituary is written by a husband about his wife, Naomi, who died at age 55, also of cancer. And he writes, in her entire life, she never got into a fight with anyone. The…

…risk factor for illness. For reasons I'll explain. The third obituary, the second obituary I'll read you is about a woman called Naomi. This is written by her grateful husband. And she died of breast cancer at age 55. And the husband writes, In her…

…great questions coming in here, so I just want to thank everybody for being so engaged. There's an interesting one here from Naomi, who's obviously read the book. Naomi says, me Oak's story in chapter five really resonated with me. My ulcerative colitis is…

…I just want to thank everybody for being so engaged. There's an interesting one here from Naomi, who's obviously read the book. Naomi says, me Oak's story in chapter five really resonated with me. My ulcerative colitis is in remission for over 17 years…

…few. What is your suggestion in the journey of healing? Yeah. Well, unfortunately what's being said here, what's the, is it Naomi you said? What was the person's name? Yes. Naomi. Yeah. Yeah. Unfortunately what Naomi is saying here is, um, absolutely true.…

…healing? Yeah. Well, unfortunately what's being said here, what's the, is it Naomi you said? What was the person's name? Yes. Naomi. Yeah. Yeah. Unfortunately what Naomi is saying here is, um, absolutely true. Um, whether you're in Canada or the States, um,…

…being said here, what's the, is it Naomi you said? What was the person's name? Yes. Naomi. Yeah. Yeah. Unfortunately what Naomi is saying here is, um, absolutely true. Um, whether you're in Canada or the States, um, in Canada, for example, psychiatrists…

…a major risk factor for illness for reasons that I will get to. The second obituary I'll cite for you, a woman called Naomi, died age 55, also breast cancer. And it was her appreciative husband who wrote the following. In her entire life, Naromi never…