Episode 27: Victimhood: What Happened to Us and What We Carry with Bertold Ulsamer

Once again, I'm thrilled to sit down with Bertold Ulsamer, whose presence always reminds me to drop into my body. This time, we explore victimhood — the difference between being a victim of something that happened to us and living with the feeling of being a victim. What about the things that didn't happen to us? The love, attention, or protection we needed but didn't receive? We talk about anger, blame, responsibility, childhood wounds, and what we may carry from previous generations. Bertold also shares why we shouldn't rush into forgiveness and why remembering the past isn't always necessary to move forward. And we get to experience something special: a spontaneous demonstration of Bertold's work with inner imaging, offering a glimpse into his gentle, curious way of exploring what is present. How can we acknowledge what happened to us while also turning toward life? This episode also marks one year of You, Me & the Family Tree! Thank you for listening and being part of these conversations.