André Duqum

But there are certain ones that are a bit more special to me because they carry a level of energetic transmission, you could say, that is more deeply felt for me, I think for sure our audience and community, when someone is living what they're sharing.

And that's...

we're all on varying degrees of that level of embodiment and integration but i feel it with you very deeply and i think that you're doing incredible work with your book with your channel with um

temple with with everything that you're doing and so we will leave links down in the description where people can find your book and all the work that you're up to in the world and that's it do you have any other thoughts or things you'd like to share before we head out yes please make some advertising for the brick company us made because it's a real it was a real hard hitter i have to take some responsibility for that uh

We should have found something harder to set him up against.

Those bricks though, man, they made him something.

We need to find who makes them and have them sponsor the podcast.

Thank you very much, Andrei.

Yeah, thank you.

Until next time, be well.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the Know Thyself podcast.

Our guest today is a best-selling author who teaches and sits at the intersection of psychology, technology, and unlocking human potential.

He is somebody that is a really eloquent teacher, exploring habit building, the distracted mind, beliefs, and the invisible forces that are shaping our life, often unbeknownst to us near y'all.

Thank you for being here.

What is the difference between fact, faith, and belief?

How important is it for us to understand the distinction between those three and how it changes how we live our life?

To me, this is one of the most important topics to explore because we have these strongly held assumptions about what life is, who we are, how we should engage with life and reality, so much of which has been embedded in our minds without us having conscious awareness of it.

These millions of bits that we have access to in every given moment that we're only actually perceiving consciously a small percentage of then go on to shape our perception in so many ways.

You know, the person wearing yellow sunglasses doesn't actually see yellow snow.

It's become the way in which they view the world.