Schwarzhoff

You’ve probably heard that antidepressants can help rebalance the chemicals in your brain. But in truth, just about everything the professionals say on the subject of depression is speculative. Dan explains exactly how psychoactive medications cause a person to commit violent acts like murder and suicide. Later Dan and Dan Jr. discuss how antidepressant use is on the rise. John is curious about Da...

But before you light up that next joint... You’ve already heard all the pros and cons of marijuana – the legal, moral as well as the health arguments. But there’s one thing about cannabis you haven’t considered. There is an underlying emotional element to cannabis lurking inside every single user. And it grows with every toke.

How does someone become an alcoholic or an addict? We talk about Dan Sr’s drinking, Dan Jr’s not drinking, drug addiction, President Trump's opioid initiative. George sees only darkness when he meditates, Amy wants to know if she has to believe in God, and Josh’s life has been changed reading Dan’s latest book but feels compelled to read it again.

Dan and Dan Jr. talk about prescriptions for anxiety and depression, the efficacy of positive thinking, college fraternities and campus partying. Dan answers a question from Gary, a man living with his father who is an irritable and violent, drunk.

A person who commits suicide or mass murder isn’t who you think they are. He has become the identity of someone else, who’s gotten inside him. This is metaphysical, and because of this, experts will always look toward wrong solutions. They're confused about the nature of human-kind and have no idea what they’re dealing with. It is worse than they could ever imagine, but also simpler to solve that...

The simple fact is that everything you’ve ever been told about the Ego, everything you have read or heard from psychologists, spiritual pundits, religious clerics, and university professors has been wrong.

No one likes to feel anxious, but the discomfort serves a good purpose. It’s a symptom of something gone wrong – that something is broken. Drinking, eating, sex, antidepressants, smoking – these all are ways to remove the symptoms while leaving the cause totally unaddressed. Without having met and dealt with the spiritual cause of anxiety, then whatever is wrong and remains wrong. There is a simpl...