Radical Openness Part One | 30 DAYS OF INTENT #11

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Description: Natalie and Iman each have a deeply personal therapy session with relationship coach Alyssa Nobriga.* Things get emotional as they recognize the limiting beliefs standing in the way of fully accepting themselves.

Read our interview with Alyssa: http://bitly.com/PBX3m7

30 DAYS OF INTENT follows YouTube star, Iman Crosson, and professional athlete and entrepreneur, Natalie Spilger, on a journey of intent and self-discovery. Led by Deepak Chopra, Natalie and Iman spend weeks visiting experts in the health and wellness fields. They experience watsu massage, spiritual therapy, nutrition counseling, and much more. They laugh, they cry, they push their boundaries. It's a spiritual makeover show, unlike any you've ever seen.

Iman's channel: http://www.youtube.com/Alphacat
Alyssa's website: http://www.AlyssaNobriga.com

Guest stars include:

Rainn Wilson - http://www.youtube.com/soulpancake
Hannah Hart - http://www.youtube.com/MyHarto
HeyKayli - http://www.youtube.com/HeyKayli
ExoticJess - http://www.youtube.com/ExoticJess
Nicole Daedone
and many more!

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[rexxtheawsome]

as a man aswell i dont think women understand how difficult it is to let your guard down and actually be hurt sometimes. i dont know who is to blame or not but looking at iman i see his pain clearly.

[The Chopra Well]

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[marie13881]

i'm in tears. seeing iman hurt is hard and if you've ever seen his and lisas videos, you'd never ever think that they'd split. I really hope for Iman to find true und heartfelt happiness!!

[reenuag96]

Iman you are a great person. Wish you all the best <3

[borednow]

that coach talks kinda annoying...

[luznegra]

I like the beige 3 pieces art or painting in the office. Who did it ?

[superkrystal98]

The therapists' voice was so soothing

[MicroKitty]

He pretty much explained what happened earlier this year in about two videos. I think as an attempt to just move on and refocus his channel on his acting work, he took the videos down, and I doubt he's going to put them back up. Sorry.

[Godiva Asante]

I cried with Iman ... I've been like a fan for 5yrs and like even though he doesn't know me, I feel like I know him so well... Not trying to sound soppy or anything but yeah, I wanted to give him a massive hug through the screen xx

[synamis]

@ Bert Lijning: The bitterness you direct toward Alyssa Nobriga seems strange & incoherent. There's no source of logic apparent in your loathing, other than an insinuation that her attractiveness somehow compromises her character or intellect. (?)

It is stranger still that you suggest a google search of her, when doing so points to glowing 5-star reviews from her former patients, & testimonies that describe her as skilled, gentle, loving, & wise.

You seem in need of peace; good luck to you.

[The Chopra Well]

Thank you for sharing your story so candidly. We wish you well through this healing process.

[nataliemedia]

Oh wow, that was hard to watch. Hard to see Iman and Natalie's pain. Hard to acknowledge my own pain also. One thing that is interesting and comforting is that I realize we all have or own pain. It hurts but I feel a sense that it propels us forward if we don't become captive to the pain and we express/experience it and then let it go to grow forward.