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Buddha at the Gas Pump

Rick Archer
Spirituality
Spiritual Awakening
Meditation
Consciousness
Near-Death Experiences
Buddhism
Advaita Vedanta
Kundalini
Self-Realization
Awakening
Kundalini Awakening
Enlightenment
Infinite Silence
Karma
Mindfulness
Hinduism
Autism
Dharma
Self-Discovery
Spiritual Growth

Conversations with spiritually awakening people.

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Ruben is the director of the Flourishing Intelligence Program (FLIP) at Linacre College, University of Oxford. Ruben is also co-director of the Centre for Eudaimonia and Human Flourishing, a Senior Researcher within Oxford’s Department of Psychiatry,... more

I didn’t set out to become a spiritual teacher. I was the kid with questions that wouldn’t let go — why are we here, what happens when we die, is this really all there is? At eleven, I had my first spiritual awakening, which introduced me to what I c... more

Jonathan lived the definition of material excess, twenty-five years climbing the corporate ladder in marketing and technology as a C-level executive, accumulating possessions, and actively avoiding anything spiritual. That was until May 22, 2023.

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Teaching AI to love, the physics of unconditional love, and telepathy with non-speaking autistic people all come together in this lively Buddha at the Gas Pump conversation with neuroscientist and futurist Julia Mossbridge. In this wide-ranging dialo... more

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Recent Guests

Karen Shanley
Spiritual teacher and intuitive consultant with a life story of waking consciousness and direct transmission
Episode: 756. Karen Shanley
Jonathan Ashford
Former C-level executive who experienced a near-death experience and radical spiritual awakening
Episode: 755. Jonathan Ashford
Julia Mossbridge
Guest; researcher and author focusing on unconditional love, time, technology, and related phenomena
Applied Love Labs; Center for Future Mind; Mossbridge Institute
Episode: 754. Julia Mossbridge
Tammy Lee Anderson
Professional medium, healer, and former monk with multiple near-death experiences
Episode: 753. Tammy Lee Anderson
Robert Lawrence Kuhn
Author, writer and host of Closer To Truth; founder of the Kuhn Foundation
Kuhn Foundation
Episode: 752. Robert Lawrence Kuhn
Kogen Czarnik
Zen practitioner and author of Throw Yourself into the House of Buddha
Zen tradition, Bukkoku-ji lineage
Episode: 751. Kogen Czarnik
Purnima Sinha
Spiritual director and coach with extensive experience in meditation and holistic health
Episode: 750. Purnima Sinha
Kerri Lake
Founder of Generation of Harmony LLC; animal communicator and intuitive
Generation of Harmony LLC
Episode: 749. Kerri Lake
George Thompson
Filmmaker and founder of Balance is Possible
Balance is Possible
Episode: 746. George Thompson

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Rick Archer
Host of Buddha at the Gas Pump

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.4k ratings
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    FanTammyTastic !!

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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nappy pappy
    United States2 months ago
  • Podcast # 741.

    Poor audio quality mars this particular episode (741). I guess I need to read the transcript. Normally this is not a problem and I really enjoy the podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    T-marco
    United States7 months ago
  • Interview skills

    I really appreciate many things about this podcast, but find myself drifting away from it for extended periods of time because of the amount that Rick inserts himself in the interviews. I wish he would simply ask his guests questions rather than constantly injecting his perspectives, autobiography and knowledge base into every interview. I can hear how off putting it is to some of his guests… particularly women. If you want to teach Rick, go teach. In this format, everyone is better served if yo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Podfan1000
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing Podcast!

    The variety of this podcast is only one of the great things about it. I really enjoy the mix of perspectives as well as the diverse topics!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alicia Sweezer
    United Statesa year ago
  • Jeff Martin

    Where are levels 1-3. Are you kidding me? I’m 2 hours in and you never talked about locations 1-3 and are just having an esoteric discussion about moving between locations. The subject is so interesting but this might be the worst interview I’ve ever heard.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Csaw21
    United Statesa year ago

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Many describe the show as spiritually uplifting and transformative, with practical insights.
Some listeners critique host interruptions or audio quality in a few episodes.

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754. Julia Mossbridge
Q: Can science be a spiritual practice?
Yes, through an intimate, ongoing dialogue with inquiry and discovery that blends empirical methods with a sense of awe and wonder.
753. Tammy Lee Anderson
Q: How universal is mediumship and is it something everyone should pursue?
Tammy says there are universal capacities, but not everyone should practice mediumship; it requires inner purification, boundaries, and a centered, loving intention, and she emphasizes training, discipline, and self-work.
752. Robert Lawrence Kuhn
Q: What is the hard problem of consciousness according to David Chalmers?
The hard problem asks how inner experiences and subjective phenomenology can be explained or reduced to physical processes; contrasted with the 'easy' problems which map brain functions to behaviors, sensations, and actions.
751. Kogen Czarnik
Q: Is there an end to awakening, or can there always be more growth?
There is no final end; even after initial awakenings, ongoing refinement, compassion, and seeing through deeper layers continue, with new contexts and challenges revealing further depth.
751. Kogen Czarnik
Q: What do you mean by awakening and how does it unfold over time?
Awakening starts with recognizing the nature of mind and the witnessing of experience, but real depth comes through subsequent stages where identification loosens, duality dissolves, and ethical and relational aspects mature.

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What is Buddha at the Gas Pump about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program features in-depth conversations with a wide range of spiritual teachers, researchers, and practitioners who explore nondual awareness, consciousness, meditation, and life's biggest questions through personal experience and philosophical inquiry. Across episodes, listeners encounter near-death experiences, Zen and Vedanta perspectives, intuitive healing, and discussions on how love, compassion, and daily practice shape waking life. The show often blends experiential storytelling with rigorous inquiry, offering practical guidance while probing the boundaries between science, spirituality, and mysticism. A standout trait is the breadth of guests—from scientists and philosophers to meditation teachers and unconventional spiritual g... more

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2. Jonathan Ashford
3. Julia Mossbridge
4. Tammy Lee Anderson
5. Robert Lawrence Kuhn
6. Kogen Czarnik
7. Purnima Sinha
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