About this episode

Julia Bodkin discusses her journey through the Hoffman Process and her insights on personal transformation.

“ I often feel like the work is kind of a disintegrative work that we’re doing, we’re allowing the patterns and the structures to release, so that there’s sort of nowhere left to go, because there’s nothing left to lose. ” – Julia Bodkin Beloved Hoffman Process facilitator and psychotherapist, Julia Bodkin, first took the Process in India in her very early adulthood. After living quite a bit of life, she took it again in Australia. Now, as a trained professional in many healing modalities, Julia facilitates the Process in the U.K. She brings a lifetime of experience, wisdom, and expertise, along with her generous, vulnerable heart. In her youth, Julia wondered if there could be more to life than just getting a job and settling down. She grew up in a middle-class British family that, to her, seemed very “ dull. ” So she left the U.K. and travelled around India until she came to Pune, India, where she studied on and off for ten years. Along her journey, having worked within many of the great schools of spiritual transformation, Julia knew she was seeking enlightenment and an “ everlasting blissful state. ” Through study…

People in this episode

Guest: Julia Bodkin

Topics covered

• personal growth
• spiritual transformation
• psychotherapy
• Hoffman Process
• self-discovery

Keywords

• Hoffman Process
• psychotherapy
• spirituality
• self-discovery
• personal growth

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Hoffman Institute Foundation

Places: India, Australia, U.K., Pune, British

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