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EP40: A New Look at Sleepless Nights with Jen Lucas

Jen had trouble sleeping for a long time.  Seeing something about how her experienced worked helped…a lot. In this episode, Jen and I talk about some of the things she came to see about how her mind and body work, and the role the “insomnia” label played in her sleepless nights. Life is fluid. You

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EP39: Do You Really Think That?

What if all of the stuff you think you think…is not really you at all? Your opinions, preferences, obsessions, worries… I know they take up a lot of room in your mind. They sound and feel like you. But when I’m listening to others go on and on about how they feel and what they

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EP37: How Guilt is Changeable. Part 1 of my Conversation with John Flaherty

Changeable is about the way humans work. The way we’re inherently free, inherently healthy and at peace. And how, in our every day lives, we don’t always feel those things.  We feel dis-ease, suffering, trapped. What traps us? It’s always thought-brought-to-life that appears personal and real. That thought takes many forms. In today’s conversation, I

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EP36: That’s Just What Minds Do

Minds do some predictable things. They bring up regrets and past mistakes, they predict the future, they compare and contrast, they fear, they judge… These aren’t meaningful. It’s not personal to you when your mind is the one doing them. These are universal mental activities. That means you don’t have to tune in so closely.

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