“Beef” is a fascinating commentary on how shame keeps us in a cycle of avoidance & how the projection of our flaws onto other people, acts as a mode of self delusion and preservation of the ego. A pattern that often leads to long term suffering. Shame and never coming to terms with it, and letting their problems pile up over and over more and more, repeating the cycle over and over again. Lots of people experience this growing up, and until you learn to be better and face the consequence, you never feel free from it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGMueF60mb8 #MEDITATION (mindfulness)

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“Beef” is a fascinating commentary on how shame keeps us in a cycle of avoidance & how the projection of our flaws onto other people, acts as a mode of self delusion and preservation of the ego. A pattern that often leads to long term suffering. 

Shame and never coming to terms with it, and letting their problems pile up over and over more and more, repeating the cycle over and over again. Lots of people experience this growing up, and until you learn to be better and face the consequence, you never feel free from it.

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BEEF NETFLIX EXPLAINED (PSYCHOANALYSIS + BREAKDOWN)

*SPOILERS AHEAD* #BEEFNetflix is a fascinating commentary on how shame keeps us in a cycle of avoidance & how the projection of our flaws onto other people, acts as a mode of self delusion and preservation of the ego. A pattern that often leads to long term suffering. In this video I take the hit #Netflix series BEEF and do a psychoanalysis on the main characters - Amy & Danny. This series was one of my favourite TV shows in a long time. Steven Yeun and Ali Wong bring Lee Sung Jin's words to life and I will likely be rewatching this series over and over again :p What do you think? Let me know in the comments below

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