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Like Michael, Lisa is the soulful intellectual who seeks “deep integration instead of symptom suppression” while often feeling like an outsider in a system she views as broken. She shares his drive for social justice and skepticism of authority, echoing his concerns that “the party system is at its end” and his advocacy for human rights, such as his support for “#FreeIran”. Both possess a philosophical depth that makes them prone to melancholy, reflected in his observation that “loneliness is a sign you are in desperate need of yourself”. Ultimately, Michael’s commitment to healing and mindfulness mirrors Lisa’s perpetual search for truth and her role as the moral conscience of her community.

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Michael exhibits strong Introversion (I) through his focus on the inner world, describing the cold Berlin winter as a time to “withdraw into my snail shell and only come out again when it's spring.” His Intuition (N) is evident in his preference for abstract, symbolic language and his search for deeper meaning, asserting that “the shared primal wound of the human condition is separation.” He leans heavily toward Feeling (F), prioritizing emotional safety and empathy in his work, as shown when he notes the best compliment for a therapist is “with you I feel safe!” Finally, his Judging (J) trait appears in his structured, purposeful approach to therapy and his firm convictions on societal issues, such as when he provides a “three clear steps” guide to his systemic constellation work.

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Trauma therapist & constellations expert in Berlin. Once lost in GWBASIC, now helping humans debug their inner systems. Healing through depth, not just slogans.– @MichaelGollmer

Your signature cocktail
This cocktail is a strong, introspective sipper designed for someone who believes “Heilung beginnt mit dem Mut, alte Wunden anzuschauen.” The dark rum base mirrors the heavy, transgenerational history Michael often explores, while the bitter amaro honors the idea that “Resilienz sollte nicht mit Härte verwechselt werden... sie basiert auf der behutsamen Annahme unseres verdrängten Schmerzes.” To cut through the heaviness, clear birch water provides the 'Inner System' clarity he advocates for, as “Die Antworten liegen immer in einem selbst.” Served in a glass as cold as a Berlin winter, it is a drink for those who seek to “unfold your own myth” rather than hide in a shell.

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Michael Paul Gollmer exhibits the Ravenclaw hallmarks of intellectual depth, analytical introspection, and a commitment to nuance. His focus on therapeutic “Tiefe Integration statt Symptomunterdrückung” and his critique of AI as being “dumm” for presenting mere probabilities as facts demonstrate a high value for genuine knowledge over superficial data. He frequently shares complex philosophical insights from figures like Peter Kingsley and Leo Tolstoy, arguing that “Echte Klugheit entspringt der Demut – der stillen Bereitschaft, die eigenen Grenzen zu spüren”. Gollmer approaches the world as a system to be decoded, suggesting that we should view crises through the “Brille dieses Dokumentarfilms” to reach a perspective closer to the truth. His constant quest for “Selbsterkenntnis” and his creative background in Aufstellungsarbeit mark him as a typical seeker of wisdom who prizes the life of the mind.

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Michael Paul Gollmer’s profile reflects a deep commitment to emotional vulnerability and the human condition, mirroring the song's themes of sensitivity and the impact of violence. He posits that “Violence is the tool of those who cannot argue and convince with reason,” emphasizing the need for compassion over coercion. His therapeutic work centers on the delicate balance of the self, noting that “The boundary of love is ourselves... We limit it so that it doesn’t consume us,” which aligns with the song's focus on our inherent breakability. Furthermore, his belief that “The shared primal wound of the human condition is separation” echoes Fragile's core message that, despite our conflicts, we are all fundamentally vulnerable beings. Ultimately, his focus on healing “transgenerational trauma” captures the song's melancholic but hopeful plea for a more gentle and aware world.

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