Know Thyself

André Duqum
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23 snips
Mar 24, 2026 • 2h 18min

E187 - Shi Heng Yi: Shaolin Master’s Guide to Self-Mastery & Inner Stability

Shi Heng Yi, 35th-generation Shaolin master and founder of Shaolin Temple Europe, shares Shaolin practices for inner stability. He explores why external comfort fails to bring peace. He discusses discipline, body-based training, breath and movement as medicine, attention shaping energy, letting go of identity, and the middle way between suppression and indulgence.
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29 snips
Mar 17, 2026 • 1h 55min

E186 - Nicole LePera: What Your Childhood Home Did to Your Nervous System

Dr. Nicole LePera, clinical psychologist and founder of The Holistic Psychologist, offers a compact guide to how childhood shapes the nervous system and lasting emotional patterns. She discusses attachment styles, parentification, and why familiar but unhealthy dynamics feel like home. Learn about reparenting, body-based regulation tools, and practical steps to build inner safety and reclaim play and creativity.
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27 snips
Mar 10, 2026 • 2h 6min

E185 - Henry Shukman: A Zen Master With 40 Years of Practice on Who You Really Are

Henry Shukman, Zen teacher, poet, novelist, and creator of The Way app, offers a grounded take on Zen and original love. He recounts a spontaneous awakening, explores how awakening differs from psychological healing, and explains practices like mindfulness, jhanas, koans, and bringing insight into ordinary life.
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45 snips
Mar 3, 2026 • 2h 31min

E184 - Dr. Sue Morter: What Actually Causes Energetic Blocks (And How to Release Them)

Dr. Sue Morter, author and energy medicine educator who teaches mind-body integration, returns to discuss awakening as an embodied reality. She explores nervous system regulation, how triggers reveal pocketed parts of self, building energetic circuitry to shift reactivity, subtle anatomy and the toric electromagnetic field, and reclaiming joy through embodied presence.
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104 snips
Feb 24, 2026 • 1h 40min

E183 - Nir Eyal: How Your Beliefs Shape What You See (And Hold You Back)

Nir Eyal, author and researcher on behavior design and habit change, discusses how beliefs act as filters that shape perception. He explores predictive processing, placebo/nocebo effects, how labels limit us, methods to spot and turn around limiting beliefs, and practical tools for attention, motivation, and persistence.
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103 snips
Feb 17, 2026 • 2h 53min

E182 - Swami Sarvapriyananda: The Advaita Vedanta Explanation of Reality, the Self & Suffering

Swami Sarvapriyananda, a Ramakrishna Order monk and clear teacher of Advaita Vedanta, offers a guided inquiry into the true self as pure consciousness. He contrasts knowledge and devotion, deconstructs body and mind, explores AI vs consciousness, deep sleep and maya, and leads practical self-inquiry meditations to reveal the witnessing awareness.
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45 snips
Feb 3, 2026 • 1h 27min

E181 - Joscha Bach: A Cognitive Scientist’s Guide to Consciousness & The Illusion of Reality

Joscha Bach, a cognitive scientist and AI researcher who studies computation and consciousness, offers a compact tour of the mind as a constructed dream. He discusses consciousness as a trance-like model, the self as a useful fiction, why decisions feel willed though they arise earlier, and how meaning can exist beyond the ego. Short, provocative takes on reality, suffering, and scalable intelligence.
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65 snips
Jan 27, 2026 • 1h 35min

E180 - David Ghiyam: The Universal Laws of Creating Prosperity & Wholeness in Life

David Ghiyam, spiritual teacher and entrepreneur rooted in Kabbalistic wisdom, shares frameworks for transformation and prosperity. He discusses the light of the Creator and the soul’s purpose. He explores how relationships and hardship mirror inner work, protecting seed ideas from envy, and practicing intuition and prayer to act on inspiration.
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16 snips
Jan 20, 2026 • 1h 33min

E179 - Reggie Watts: The Absurdity of Being a Human Being

Join comedian and musician Reggie Watts as he delves into the relationship between absurdity and creativity. He highlights how humor and paradox can lead to instant awakening and a deeper understanding of reality. Reggie explores the importance of improvisation in life, seeing everyday actions as playful expressions. He shares insights on death meditation and how altered states can reframe anxiety. Ultimately, he emphasizes service to others and the joy of community, reminding us that life is a vibrant tapestry of creativity and connection.
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29 snips
Jan 13, 2026 • 2h 59min

E178 - Jesse Michels: What UFO Sightings Reveal About Power, Technology, and the Unknown

Jesse Michels, a journalist and researcher dedicated to UFOs and non-human intelligence, dives deep into the enigmatic world of aerial phenomena. He explores historical encounters near nuclear sites, questioning why these locations attract such attention. Jesse argues for an open-minded approach to evidence, urging listeners to expand their understanding of consciousness and reality. He discusses notable abduction cases, classified evidence of non-human biologics, and the possibility of interdimensional entities, all while maintaining a curious and grounded perspective.

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