In this week's review, Nathalie and Aaron discuss their conversation with Hamed, noting its unique rhythm and exploration. They delve into the concept of expressing truth through storytelling rather than traditional narratives.The discussion explores conveying meaning beyond words and the courage needed to navigate complex topics with sensitivity. They touch on the tension between neurodiversity and identity and advocate for generosity amid misunderstanding.Additionally, they address the relationship between grief and depression, the significance of grieving ceremonies, and the value of embracing diversity and wonder in dialogue.  Enjoying Time To Show Up? Try out our community for free: https://www.timetoshowup.org/ Key themes:1.     Expressing truth through a story allows for a deeper understanding beyond a narrative.2.     Meaning can be transmitted through sound, reverberation, and gesture, going beyond words.3.     Navigating sensitivity and emotions in a world that often suppresses them requires courage.4.     Holding generosity in the face of misunderstanding is a practice that fosters connection and understanding.5.     Creating space for ceremony and grieving is essential for healing and community.6.     Embracing plurality and wonder in conversations allows for exploration and growth.  Websites:·      The Wailing Banshee in Irish Mythology  - https://bit.ly/430yaJ4Books:·      Revolution in Poetic Language – Julia Kristeva  - https://bit.ly/49DnT86·      The Uses of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power – Audre Lorde  - https://bit.ly/3V0Hc6Q·      Mourning and Melancholia  (1917) - Sigmund Freud - https://bit.ly/3wIasFC·      Identity & the Life Cycle – Erik Erikson - https://bit.ly/3wEwf0I·      Saving Normal: An Insider's Revolt Against Out-Of-Control Psychiatric Diagnosis, Dsm-5, Big Pharma, and the Medicalisation of Ordinary Life – Allen Frances -  https://bit.ly/3UXLb4f·      Memories, Dreams, Reflections – Carl Jung  - https://bit.ly/49NPUts