Conversations with spiritually awakening people.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 675 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySpiritualityPhilosophySociety & Culture |
Swami Padmanabha is a Gaudiya Vaishnava monk, scholar, and spiritual teacher known for his eloquent synthesis of devotion, unconditional love, and contemplative theology. A prolific author and global speaker, he has written hundreds of articles and... more
Michael Bradford has been involved in research into Kundalini and consciousness for more than 45 years. In 1977 he traveled to India where he spent six years serving as a volunteer for the Central Institute for Kundalini Research, founded and directe... more
While expanding his education and eventually working at a number or companies as an HF engineer, Dan's first love was always spiritual exploration. In 2011, after a number of years of trial and error refining the process of self inquiry into deep sel... more
Savita is a spiritual teacher, mentor, embodiment facilitator and healer. She experienced a profound shift in consciousness after great tragedy, followed by years of further spiritual openings, mystical experiences and her own deep healing. She mee... more
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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
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!
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.
Love your podcast but not her.
As each dawn arises, my love fills now with love.
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Conversations are rooted in spirituality, personal awakening, and exploration of diverse belief systems. Discussions often touch upon themes like the nature of consciousness, the journey of self-discovery, and the evolving understanding of spirituality in contemporary society. Unique perspectives are offered by various guests, ranging from spiritual teachers to scholars, who share their individual journeys and insights into profound topics like Kundalini, trauma healing, and the interplay between science and spirituality. The format promotes an open exchange of ideas, with moments of deep reflection and community connection that are likely to resonate with seekers and enthusiasts of spiritual growth.
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Recent guests on Buddha at the Gas Pump include:
1. Michael Bradford
2. Dan Kelso
3. Savita Veera
4. Aedamar Kirrane
5. Diarmuid O'Murchu
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7. Mary Mueller Shutan
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