Ep. 49 Psychopathy: A Glimpse into the Abyss
Download MP3In this episode, BT and guest Melissa Kim Corter delve into the complexities of the human psyche, exploring the concept of shadow work, the nature of psychopathy and sociopathy, and the impact of trauma on behavior. The conversation also touches on Jungian archetypes, the significance of dreams and nightmares, and the importance of confronting our inner demons for personal growth. The discussion culminates in a reflection on the reality of demons and the unknown, emphasizing the need to embrace both darkness and light in our understanding of the human experience.
Ms. Corter's podcast: A Dose of Depth with Melissa Kim Corter
Ms. Corter's substack: Hauntingly Beautiful Things
Chapters
00:00 Exploring the Shadows Within, BT’s Forethought
Ms. Corter's podcast: A Dose of Depth with Melissa Kim Corter
Ms. Corter's substack: Hauntingly Beautiful Things
Chapters
00:00 Exploring the Shadows Within, BT’s Forethought
06:41 The Nature of Psychopathy and Sociopathy
12:02 Understanding the Dark Side of Human Nature
18:08 The Role of Trauma in Shaping Behavior
24:08 The Archetype of the Shaman and the Shadow Self
29:59 Dreams, Nightmares, and the Subconscious Mind
37:02 The Intersection of Darkness and Light
48:59 Confronting Inner Demons and Personal Growth
56:04 The Reality of Demons and the Unknown
Creators and Guests
Guest
Dr. Heather Lynn
Dr. Heather Lynn is an internationally recognized author and researcher of ancient mysteries, suppressed knowledge, and symbols. Her work investigates how past civilizations used ritual, myth, and cosmology to encode transformation, and how the search for meaning continues to be shaped by those ancient forces.
Guest
Mike Ricksecker
Author, Researcher, and Filmmaker, featured on Travel Channel's The Alaska Triangle, History Channel's Ancient Aliens and The UnXplained, Animal Planet's The Haunted, Gaia TV, and more! Director and Producer of The Shadow Dimension docu-series.
