Health and Body

Katie works with two parents, helping them to open their hearts and minds to
a world of new possibilities through doing The Work on autism.

He Doesn’t Want to Live On His Own.

He’s fearful, messy, insecure, not social enough, lacking common sense. The father of a child with Asperger’s syndrome questions stressful thoughts about his son and finds new hope for their challenged relationship.

They Injured My Son

A mother describes her daily struggles with her beliefs about vaccine

Have you been labeled to have ADHD? Are you ashamed of being different? Have you been held back in life because of this distinction? In this interview, Byron Katie tenderly facilitates a gentleman to look at ADHD differently, and as he turns his thought around, he discovers that he is not disabled, but unique. He is gifted with creative energy, a beautiful sensitivity, and chooses to cherish his vivid imagination. Katie says, “There are no disabilities. I advise you not to believe me, but to test it for yourself—you just need to open your mind.”

Taken from Byron Katie’s public events, parents and children use The Work to cut through the stressful thoughts that create family conflict. It’s about how we project onto our parents and children, and teach each other to make war. It’s about how our false beliefs keep us from knowing who we and our loved ones really are. By questioning our stressful beliefs and turning them around, we can see beyond our hurtful assumptions about the people we live with. We can reclaim our right to a loving family.

Playing Time: approx. 1 hour 7 minutes
File Size: 57.2 MB