The Almighty Ohm

I get personal. Healing, finding, and staying on your path.

A story about language and ego refined?

I share this insight from Buddhism that I have entitled the ersatz self this fake self that tends to be the source of so much evil and suffering in the world yet the entire world is a stage and we tend to be actors upon it

Today, I want to explore the profound journey of self-discovery and internal evolution, focusing on the importance of healing trauma, cultivating meaningful relationships, and finding purpose through community. I will challenge ideas such as Jamie Wheal’s “meaning 3.0” from *Recapture the Rapture* and instead emphasize the real solutions: *ecstasis*, *catharsis*, and *communitas*—the keys to heali...

We like to think we've moved beyond faith, but are we really as rational as we claim? In this episode we examine how our society still leans on mystical ideas like jungian archetypes to explain history, even when evidence tells a different story. Join us as we question whether modern rationality is just a more sophisticated form of belief. A form of the blind faith we try to distance ourselves fro...

I share some recent insights on language and culture. On even how do we get through this modern malaise, this cultural ennui. How to achieve critical thinking without language, without culture, and without the context?

What do Socrates, the tetralemma, and a Nobel prize have in common?

In this episode of The Search for Meaning, we explore the disturbing parallels between Viktor Frankl's insights on meaning and modern scientific studies of behavior. We'll dive into Frankl's reflections on the human need for purpose, the infamous rat experiments that exposed our addiction to pleasure, and John B. Calhoun's "Mouse Utopia," which foretold societal collapse in the face of abundance....

A response to Jordan Peterson and Vivek Ramaswamy’s discussion about God, while incorporating the ideas about the tetralemma, linguistic relativity, and dual coding. It aims to be critical yet positive, offering solutions and insights.

In this episode, we dive deep into the idea that we are all atypical learners. Challenging the traditional categories of neurodiverse and neurotypical, we explore how Allan Paivio’s *Dual Coding Theory*—the idea that we process information both visually and verbally—could be more relevant today than ever before. We’ll look at how modern education may have lost sight of diverse learning styles, and...

As the description. I explore the intersection of psychology and philosophy, east and west, light and dark, good vs evil: inversion to the opposite. Enantiadromia.

The battle between reason and imagination.

Self-help Psychology and Personal Transformation. A scripted intro to my own interpretation/translation of Fritz Nietzsche. The greatest psychologist, greatest philologist, greatest self help guide in the modern era. Who better to solve the modern malaise.

hey my first scripted podcast entitled "healing the disconnect: why the standard approach to therapy education and society is leaving us wanting" in this episode I outline would have been working on for the last while and why I think it might be transformational to our journey

I discussed a recent episode of the huberman podcast where they were talking about emotional intelligence and it's funny cuz everything I said in the audio proved to be prophetic because after recording I listened to the podcast and they both proceeded to admit how messed up the two of them are seriously the two of them should be in therapy but we luckily can still learn from their mess.

I discuss why we are at a crossroads. Do we admit our failings or do we finish the elimination of humanity? Did the mouse utopia experiments tells us where we are today. Did Nietzsche warn us over a hundred years ago? That if we live an unchallenged life we will have an unfulfilling experience? Amor Fati. Love our lot, that is what drives us forward.

Everything is Lost in Translation? I share a podcast about the Iliad, and language. That led to me realising that we are losing everything to translation. Not just great works. Now we risk losing our very essence, our being. Do we lose who and what we are when we lose perspective? When our authenticity is fake and our hope fades into obscurity? Hope, like meaning is never lost. Like Proust and his...

I discuss what I believe holding many of us back as a society and a culture individually as a group as a tribe as a religion as a church as a school everything was holding its back is us.

I discuss some recent books and the truth about education. we need to teach our children logic, reason, thinking ..

I discuss some inter faith theories with AI. koinonia. equanimity.

I discussed the recent podcast where they discussed near-death experiences synchronicity Carl Jung's red book and the secret to acting without regret. For me all of these topics are synergistic because they all speak to the exact same thing. That we define what we value, we define who and what we are. We are our greatest creation... So follow me while I explore these ideas

A continued discussion of Carl Jung and meaning, how we view our experience. Will you love all as ordered or suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Will you take up arms? And so see the suffering have meaning? Will you will your will to propel you to your potential?

we define our meaning, so the via Activa is our way to hope and meaning. I discuss micro dosing and healing. the nature of self..

I discuss the universal teaching of soul, atman, Buddha nature... 8th and 9th consciousness....

What does the Japanese character 'Basho' represent. Why did Nishitani and Carl Jung both use this idea of 'place'? Where is this place? Is it external to us, is it internal to us, or is it both?