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Calling All Women
Hosted by Dr. Jaap, a board-certified psychiatrist with over 30 years of experience, this podcast is your guide to achieving maximum abundance, vibrant health, and true harmony. Drawing on decades of clinical practice and a profound exploration of complementary therapies, Dr. Jaap shares transformative insights into healing, self-discovery, and personal empowerment.
From reconnecting with your inner child to understanding the power of energy work, EMDR, and the mind-body connection, each episode dives deep into the barriers that hold you back and the tools to break through them. Blending modern psychiatry with holistic practices, Dr. Jaap invites you on a journey to rediscover your voice, embrace your authentic self, and unlock your full potential.
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Calling All Women
18. Part 11 - How the British Used Black Magic to Control
Explore the impact of British colonialism on the Sikh soldiers and the Punjabi social structure with Dr. Jaap as she shares a poignant story about her grandfather-in-law. Brace yourself for what happened to him. The conversation delves into the transformation of the Sikh identity within the British Indian Army, the psychological manipulation employed by the British, and the lasting trauma experienced by the colonized people.
- The story of a young soldier illustrates the dangers of colonial power.
- Sikh soldiers faced a loss of identity under British military rules.
- Economic conditions forced many Indians to enlist in the military.
- The British used psychological tactics to manipulate soldiers.
- Symbols and rituals were used to brainwash troops.
- Colonization led to a forgetting of cultural identity.
- Trauma and mind control techniques were employed by the British.
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