World of Wisdom

Bill's second appearance on the podcast! We discuss circularity, regenerative business, Ubuntu, Union Therapy and look at how the development of humanity and the individual go hand in hand.

Barbara Karnes, an award-winning hospice nurse and end-of-life educator, shares her profound insights on the dying process. She discusses how death is a natural, programmed event, and breaks down the differences between sudden and gradual dying. Barbara explains the changes in eating, sleeping, and emotional withdrawal as signs of nearing death. She emphasizes the importance of personal beliefs in facing death and highlights cultural shifts in our approach to grief. Ultimately, Barbara encourages celebrating life through personalized funerals, reminding us to embrace death as part of living.

Fredrik is the yoga instructor behind @edlundyoga and Sufi Flow. We discuss yoga, the life of a yogi and why we prefer guides of gurus.

Raghu Markus spent two years in India with Maharaji and Ram Dass, and has been collaborating with Ram Dass since the 1970's. Today, he is a teacher in the Be Here Now Network and offers courses in the HeartMind App. Music: Furrer - Every Atom is Buzzing

Recording artist, DJ and life explorer Crussen shares his journey and lessons from tean years of embracing his truth.

Johan is back on the podcast, sharing his wisdom as a sober alcoholic/life and leadership coach. We talk about parenthood, following your path and comparing your map of reality to those of others.

Tam Hunt works in many fields, including philosophy of mind and scientific study of consciousness. Together with Jonathan Schooler, he's created a resonance theory of consciousness, but he's also a lawyer, author, burner and expert in renewable energy. In short, this episode is worth a listen!

Starre is a freelance writer who specializes in science stories and conscious consumption topics. With over 15 years of experience, Starre has written for: CNN Travel, Newsweek, Slate, Gizmodo, Scientific American, Marie Claire, Inhabitat, Elle, New York etc.

Filip is a psychologist and co-founder of the Swedish Network for Psychedelic Science. He brings us up to speed on the ongoing, and truly fascinating, renaissance of psychedelic research currently happening around the world.

In this episode we go straight to the core of what is. On our path of exploration, both me and David have found ourselves "dying" on ayahuasca and we now try our very best to explain it in words.