
Carine de Bruyn
Nov 95 min read
Shifting Shame Through Ontological Coaching
By Carine de Bruyn As a South African and an ontological learner, I am deeply aware of how we are, as German philosopher martin Heidegger would say, “thrown” into cultural narratives, norms, and standards, worlds not of our choosing. We inherit identities and societal norms and expectations shaped by history, gender, religion, and class. These inherited narratives, often racialised, masculinised, and moralised, could quietly and generationally fuel a background mood of shame








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