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==Influences== |
==Influences== |
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She has identified the influence of prominent teachers and thinkers in her area of focus, including [[Joanna Macy]] and [[Joseph Goldstein]] with special emphasis from [[Jack Kornfield]], all of whom have acknowledged her contributions to the field.{{cite web |
She has identified the influence of prominent teachers and thinkers in her area of focus, including [[Joanna Macy]] and [[Joseph Goldstein]] with special emphasis from [[Jack Kornfield]], all of whom have acknowledged her contributions to the field.{{cite web |
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|title=Joanna Macy on Radhule Weininger |
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|website=Shambala Publications |
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|title=Joseph Goldstein on Radhule Weininger’s book Heartwork |
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|website=Barnes and Noble |url=https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/heart-medicine-radhule-weininger/1138843613?utm_source=chatgpt.com |
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|title=Jack Kornfield on Radhule Weininger’s book Heartwork |
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| ⚫ | She also studied extensively with [[Practice (Dzogchen) | Dzogchen]] meditation teacher [[B. Alan Wallace | Alan Wallace]] as well as completing training in facilitating emotional wellness with [[Paul Ekman]]. Her writings, teachings, and clinical practice integrate multiple healing modalities, including[[Analytical psychology | Jungian Psychology]] and [[Buddhism and psychology | Buddhist Psychology]]. |
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| ⚫ | }}. She also studied extensively with [[Practice (Dzogchen) | Dzogchen]] meditation teacher [[B. Alan Wallace | Alan Wallace]] as well as completing training in facilitating emotional wellness with [[Paul Ekman]]. Her writings, teachings, and clinical practice integrate multiple healing modalities, including[[Analytical psychology | Jungian Psychology]] and [[Buddhism and psychology | Buddhist Psychology]]. |
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==Work== |
==Work== |
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