Eli the Restorer

Eli discusses the impact of denying death on living fully, sharing a case of a young client in her early 30s who fears various medical conditions due to her fear of death. Eli emphasizes that total denial of death is not beneficial and references Ernest Becker's book "Denial of Death" and Kubler Ross's five stages of grieving. He suggests practicing acceptance by repeatedly acknowledging one's mortality, which can help reduce anxiety and improve living. Eli also promotes his upcoming workshops and encourages participants to act now, as the future is uncertain.

Eli discusses three main topics: a psychodrama workshop video featuring a couple using parts therapy to improve their relationship, the concept of grieving as the old reality dies and gives way to a higher dimension, and the importance of having a clear purpose in life, which he calls the "Eli effect." Eli emphasizes that our soul's purpose drives us and should guide our choices, relationships, and careers. He shares personal anecdotes, including quitting a post office job to become a therapist and using kinesiology to measure soul fulfillment in different careers. Eli concludes by encouraging viewers to watch the video and consider parts therapy for relationship issues.

This video is from a psychodrama workshop in Northwest Indiana, highlighting a unique “couple’s parts party” exercise. The exercise, involving a young married couple, demonstrated how subpersonalities developed in childhood to cope with issues like abandonment can disrupt adult relationships.…

Eli discusses the importance of mutual admiration in relationships, emphasizing that women should express admiration for their men, while men should strive to be admirable. He references David Deida's book "The Way of the Superior Man" to explain the balance between masculine and feminine essences. Eli highlights the need for proper mentoring and self-healing for men to become superior. He also mentions an upcoming workshop on March 9, which includes a parts party for couples, shadow work, and regular cycle drama. Eli encourages participants to follow him on Facebook for updates and insights.

Eli discusses the concept of a balanced man, emphasizing the importance of both masculine and feminine essences. He notes that many women struggle to say "That's my man" because their partners lack maturity and mentoring. Eli highlights that a true man should make his partner feel safe, anticipate needs, follow through on promises, and be affectionate. He shares insights from his therapy practice, where he helps men understand "woman speak" and the emotional nuances women often express. Eli also promotes his upcoming workshop on May 9, which will include shadow work and a couples' parts party, aiming to help participants unleash repressed parts and improve their energy and calmness.