In this insightful second part episode of "And Now, Love," Cynthia Marks welcomes Dr. Loren Weiner to discuss the profound impact of dreams on understanding our unconscious mind and personal growth. Dr. Weiner elaborates on Dr. Bernard Bail's Mother’s Imprint Theory, emphasizing how dream interpretation and analysis therapy sessions can uncover deep-seated traumas and guide individuals towards self-discovery and healing. They explore the journey of a patient named Jessica, whose dreams reveal the unconscious influences of her family dynamics and personal struggles. Through detailed analysis, Dr. Weiner demonstrates how understanding dreams can lead to waking up to one's true potential and living a more fulfilled life.

In this episode, we welcome back Dr. Loren Weiner who provides a case-study of one of her patients. Experience the enthralling tale of self-discovery, who discovers with her own intuition and through many therapy sessions with Dr. Weiner that she holds many different imprints that have been passed down to her from her mother. This episode dives into dream analysis and interpretation of the patient’s dreams and how they unlock these realizations that she has been mentally and unconsciously “asleep” since her birth. Dr. Loren and Cynthia will discuss just how much of Dr. Bail’s methodology helps to unlock our true selves and re-discover who we were truly meant to be.

In this podcast episode, Dr. Alan J. Coe, a psychoanalyst and psychiatrist specializing in addiction, discusses his approach to treating addiction and mental health issues through psychoanalysis. He contrasts this with the more prevalent cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), explaining that while CBT focuses on retraining behaviors, psychoanalysis aims to uncover and address unconscious beliefs rooted in early experiences. Dr. Coe emphasizes the importance of understanding the mother's imprint in shaping personality and addiction tendencies. He also highlights the role of social support in addiction recovery and the impact of societal influences, such as social media and peer pressure, on mental health. The conversation touches on the need for broader education about mental health and addiction, advocating for a more compassionate and in-depth approach to treatment.

In today’s episode, we are rejoined by the lovely Rabbi Amy Bernstein who discusses Reconstructionist Judaism, emphasizing its foundation by Mordechai Kaplan and its evolution from the Conservative movement. She explains that Judaism is seen as an evolving religious civilization encompassing history, culture, and spirituality. She highlights the importance of Jewish identity over strict religious practices. She also addresses contemporary applications of Torah teachings, focusing on social justice and equity. The conversation delves into societal issues, including the treatment of women, the influence of patriarchy, and the importance of community engagement. Rabbi Bernstein shares insights on the impact of social media and the importance of curiosity and compassion in human interactions. This episode underscores the significance of relationships and collective efforts in driving societal change.

This episode features a heartfelt conversation between the host and guest, Reverend Debbie Gara, a Minister from the United Methodist Church. The discussion revolves around the concept of love, forgiveness, and the importance of self-love. Debbie shares her personal journey of faith, her experiences in Haiti, and her insights on how to love oneself and others. The conversation also touches on the challenges of dealing with anger, resentment, and the importance of genuine relationships in our bustling lives.

In this insightful interview, Kate Beauchene and Cynthia delve into the profound impact of a mother’s unconscious emotions and beliefs on a child’s life, focusing on topics involving the “mother’s imprint”. The conversation proceeds into how these imprints can shape an individual’s thoughts, behaviors, and relationships. Kate, a psychotherapist with a focus on Somatic Psychology, emphasizes the power of therapy methods like dream analysis to uncover these imprints and their influences. The discussion also touches on the societal implications of the mother’s imprint and the potential for positive change by treating women better.

In this episode, we delve into the world of Dr. Bernard Bail, a psychoanalyst who believed dreams hold the key to self-discovery and personal growth. Cynthia Marx carries his torch as she shares a powerful story of how Dr. Bail's dream interpretation transformed her life. We also hear from Bobak Kalhor, the podcast's executive producer, about his own journey of skepticism to belief after experiencing the profound impact of Dr. Bail's work. Through their discussions, they explore Dr. Bail's groundbreaking message and the mission of the Holistic Psychoanalysis Foundation: to make the power of dreams and the unconscious mind accessible to everyone. Join us as we embark on a journey of understanding the depths of our own minds.

In this episode, Cynthia Marks welcomes Rabbi Amy Bernstein, the senior rabbi of Kehillat Israel in Los Angeles. With over 25 years of rabbinic service, Rabbi Bernstein shares her personal journey towards liberal Judaism. She discusses her early experiences in a traditional Jewish setting, her exploration of her faith, and how she found her vocation in the intersection of cultural anthropology, English literature, and Jewish tradition. Rabbi Bernstein also delves into the deep wisdom of Judaism, its universal values, and how it reads language about these values differently. This episode will provide a reminder of the importance of reorienting ourselves towards love in these challenging times.