House Therapy: Staying at Home Discovery Vol 1 .
Episode 12: The Politics of Grievance – Robert Sudha Hamilton's Podcast
House Therapy is about the connection between our homes and ourselves. Our identities are reflected in the look and feel of our house and apartment interiors. Human beings are complex and we often underestimate this fact. Society can often do us an injustice on this score. The information within the pages of this book can provide a key with which to unlock who we really are. House Therapy via the insights of some great thinkers like Einstein, Freud, and Jung can point the way. Understanding and acknowledgement of the self can open the door for transformation. A change manifesto awaits within.
Sudha Hamilton writer, historian, and humanist delves into the connection between home and self. Exploring the origin of the house within our cultures and religions provides a portal toward greater understanding of who we really are. The journey of life can be challenging without insight to guide the way. Utilising some help from literary great’s like Dickens, Dostoevsky, and others House Therapy shines some light on the real nature of identity in all its complexity.
The Life I Deserve
We are all orchestras, not just tin whistles, and incredibly complex life forms. We are not designed to fit into little boxes and limiting categories. House Therapy can show you the way to re-evaluate the worth of your life & to discover the life you truly deserve.
From Introvert to Extrovert
Most of us fall into one of these two main types of being. Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Some of us may pretend to be one, when we are really the other. Our homes can tell us definitively one way or the other.
“What is a home? Is it a place where we have accidentally found our self or a carefully designed structure?”
Our home is a lively reflection of our state of being, one that is constantly updated by our presence and that of our co-inhabitants. It may be family, friends and loved ones who share this integral part of our lives. What if I were to steal into your home right now and cast my gaze around, as if in a museum, observing the anthropological evidence which makes up your life. What would I see? Take a moment to imagine looking at your home as a complete stranger would.
Homes are immensely valuable and not just in monetary terms. They are indispensably important to the greater majority of all human beings. Homes provide sanctuary and succour from the harsh realities of the street and the external world. Our houses and apartments are inextricably linked to our identity and wellbeing.
Discover House Therapy & take a journey back to who you really are!
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