André Duqum

But yeah, the spiritual materialism where it ends in the confines of what benefits you personally, physically, right? And so there is, of course, the yin and the yang, the inhale, the exhale, the Baha'i understanding of the integration and disintegration. And I've heard you speak to this as well, how in many ways,

But yeah, the spiritual materialism where it ends in the confines of what benefits you personally, physically, right? And so there is, of course, the yin and the yang, the inhale, the exhale, the Baha'i understanding of the integration and disintegration. And I've heard you speak to this as well, how in many ways,

But yeah, the spiritual materialism where it ends in the confines of what benefits you personally, physically, right? And so there is, of course, the yin and the yang, the inhale, the exhale, the Baha'i understanding of the integration and disintegration. And I've heard you speak to this as well, how in many ways,

liberating ourselves is supporting the world and supporting the world looks like physically doing things and supporting other people in so many ways and so Taking now a 30,000 foot view, maybe go out to the blue marble photo and examine this human species where we currently find ourself at the developmental process. In many ways, we could be seen as like a pre-bubescent teen, right?

liberating ourselves is supporting the world and supporting the world looks like physically doing things and supporting other people in so many ways and so Taking now a 30,000 foot view, maybe go out to the blue marble photo and examine this human species where we currently find ourself at the developmental process. In many ways, we could be seen as like a pre-bubescent teen, right?

liberating ourselves is supporting the world and supporting the world looks like physically doing things and supporting other people in so many ways and so Taking now a 30,000 foot view, maybe go out to the blue marble photo and examine this human species where we currently find ourself at the developmental process. In many ways, we could be seen as like a pre-bubescent teen, right?

We're struggling in many ways, but we're also growing in so many ways at rapid pace. The subtitle of your book is Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution, right? So why do we need a spiritual revolution, Rainn?

We're struggling in many ways, but we're also growing in so many ways at rapid pace. The subtitle of your book is Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution, right? So why do we need a spiritual revolution, Rainn?

We're struggling in many ways, but we're also growing in so many ways at rapid pace. The subtitle of your book is Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution, right? So why do we need a spiritual revolution, Rainn?

Yeah, it's so easy when you're really so tuned in to social media and the news and what's going on out there to have to develop that cynicism, that nihilism, that's just, you know, it can get very scary. But there is a deeper intelligence that resides in our heart that knows there is a more beautiful world possible, as a good friend Charles Eisenstein wrote about.

Yeah, it's so easy when you're really so tuned in to social media and the news and what's going on out there to have to develop that cynicism, that nihilism, that's just, you know, it can get very scary. But there is a deeper intelligence that resides in our heart that knows there is a more beautiful world possible, as a good friend Charles Eisenstein wrote about.

Yeah, it's so easy when you're really so tuned in to social media and the news and what's going on out there to have to develop that cynicism, that nihilism, that's just, you know, it can get very scary. But there is a deeper intelligence that resides in our heart that knows there is a more beautiful world possible, as a good friend Charles Eisenstein wrote about.

What do you think it is that really allows people to arrive back at the realization that not only can things get better, but they must if this world that we love, we want to see continue to flourish. I'm reminded of that story at 25 when

What do you think it is that really allows people to arrive back at the realization that not only can things get better, but they must if this world that we love, we want to see continue to flourish. I'm reminded of that story at 25 when

What do you think it is that really allows people to arrive back at the realization that not only can things get better, but they must if this world that we love, we want to see continue to flourish. I'm reminded of that story at 25 when

another folk, I think his name, he played Andre, Dinner with Andre, told you about, or just reminded you about the power of hope and not to give in to cynicism, right? Because it can be so alluring.

another folk, I think his name, he played Andre, Dinner with Andre, told you about, or just reminded you about the power of hope and not to give in to cynicism, right? Because it can be so alluring.

another folk, I think his name, he played Andre, Dinner with Andre, told you about, or just reminded you about the power of hope and not to give in to cynicism, right? Because it can be so alluring.

Quick share, one health tool that I have absolutely loved over the past few years is red light therapy. When I meditate in the morning, I usually do it in front of a red light panel, which by the way, red light has over 4,000 peer-reviewed studies, many of which show how it helps with cellular healing, skin health by stimulating collagen, testosterone, sleep, mood, and so many others.

Quick share, one health tool that I have absolutely loved over the past few years is red light therapy. When I meditate in the morning, I usually do it in front of a red light panel, which by the way, red light has over 4,000 peer-reviewed studies, many of which show how it helps with cellular healing, skin health by stimulating collagen, testosterone, sleep, mood, and so many others.