In this episode, I elaborate on ways that context and soulful prosperity overlap with each other. We need context for healthy, productive, and joyful interactions, and so much of that relates back to values. I find that when I open myself up to understand the complexity of situations, it’s easier to be who I’m meant to be. When we have context, we have peace, focus, and direction in our lives, and what’s more prosperous than that?
In episode 430 of the Embodied Podcast we discuss:
(2:23) Why I’m really big on context
(6:04) Engaging with context for the sake of competence and connection
(11:13) What the Soulful Prosperity Framework is all about
(14:19) One of the biggest reasons why reasons people struggle to trust themselves and their intuition
(18:34) Why it’s so important to look at prosperity in different contexts
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Because very few things that matter can be explained with a simple right or wrong answer, I’m starting a new segment called “Nuance Notes.” In this episode, I explore the layers of distinction between paradox, hypocrisy, incompetence, and malice. Join me as I look at these qualities in different contexts and share ways to navigate life with more peace, power, and ease as a mystic.
In episode 429 of the Embodied Podcast we discuss:
(3:48) Different perspectives on disappointment
(6:39) Why I firmly believe that there’s no such thing as toxic people, just toxic behaviors
(10:02) Learning to hold paradox as a mystic
(15:04) The difference between hypocrisy and paradox
(21:47) Reflecting on one of life’s biggest questions: Why do bad things happen to good people?
(23:11) What to expect from my upcoming POWER Program
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Being a practical mystic is about engaging in deep spiritual practice and communing with ancestors and the divine while also staying firmly engaged with earth’s realities. In this episode, I’m sharing certain ways that I commune with my guides and interpret the messages I get from them. I also expand on some beliefs and practices that help me deal with the paradoxical nature of life and make sense of the world we live in.
In episode 428 of the Embodied Podcast we discuss:
(4:14) One way I like to alchemize my anger
(10:28) The reluctance to accept tragedy and trauma as an intrinsic part of life
(16:50) What I do every time I find myself in hard moments or seasons
(19:02) What I love about prayer that isn't performative
(24:50) Broadening the definitions of wealth, prosperity, and abundance
(27:54) Some core spiritual beliefs that mean a lot to me
(32:07) What I mean when I say ‘Spiritual Special Ops’
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Weeze Doran joins me on this episode to jam about our upcoming liberation program for men and the vision we have for it. We take a nuanced look at the patriarchy and how it harms everyone who lives within this social structure – cis hetero men included.
Weeze and I don’t subscribe to the white American feminist ideology and lay out the reasons why in this conversation. We’re aiming to shift out of this ‘toxic masculinity’ language and instead hold space for men to explore the dimensions of masculinity and the depths of their internalized misogyny.
Join us as we riff on the inspiration behind this program and what you can expect from the curriculum. We also have an info session on June 20th if you want to learn more about the content, who we are, or ask any questions. You can sign up for that here!
In episode 427 of the Embodied Podcast we discuss:
(3:49) A passage from a bell hooks book called The Will to Change that deeply resonates with us.
(8:35) The biggest barriers for men experiencing love, intimacy, and connection
(13:33) Why so many men struggle with embodiment
(18:56) Why we don’t consider ourselves feminists
(36:59) What happens when men are taught to be providers and protectors above all else
(40:04) Our take on The Way of the Superior Man by David Deida
(48:41) What liberation means in the context of romantic relationships
(59:57) An overview of the Living Legends program format and curriculum
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