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Buddha at the Gas Pump

Rick Archer
Spiritual Awakening
Spirituality
Consciousness
Near-Death Experiences
Kundalini Awakening
Kundalini
Meditation
Life Reviews
Spiritual Awakenings International
Trauma and Transcendence
Indo-Tibetan Buddhism
Quantum Theory
Intuitive Experiences
Self-Realization Fellowship
Past Life Experiences
Ethical Practices In Spirituality
Adult Developmental Psychology
Complexity Theory
Ethics
Transactional Interpretation

Conversations with spiritually awakening people.

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 Dr. Neil Schuitevoerder, a clinical and organizational psychologist, has been doing spiritual practices for 50 years. He's no longer interested in his ego's story, so here's the story of his soul's evolution: He had early instruction in how to use ... more

Jim Grove is a lifelong practitioner of yogic meditation who grew up in a small logging town on the West Coast of Canada. At age thirteen, he was introduced to a teacher who was one of the few ministers directly ordained by Paramahansa Yogananda duri... more

Although Lisa worked as a chemical engineer, spirituality always was the priority in her life. In 2009, at a silent retreat, her thought-based identity dropped away, and she saw only the single flow of benevolence in all that is. When some of those t... more

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Recent Guests

Jim Grove
Lifelong practitioner of yogic meditation and author of A Curious Spiritual Journey.
Episode: 725. Jim Grove
Tanis Helliwell
Author and spiritual consultant with a focus on higher realms and elementals.
International Institute for Transformation, multiple books on spirituality
Episode: 722. Tanis Helliwell
Efrat Shokef
A mother, writer, teacher, and energy healing practitioner, focusing on spiritually aware children, and author of 'The Promise We Made.'
Author, Energy Healing Practitioner
Episode: 721. Efrat Shokef
Riyaz Motan
A psychotherapist and spiritual teacher, bridging Eastern wisdom with Western science.
Episode: 720. Riyaz Motan
Thomas Legrand
A wisdom seeker, social scientist, and sustainability practitioner.
United Nations Development Program
Episode: 719. Thomas Legrand
Kim Sheridan
Award-winning author, naturopath, entrepreneur and animal advocate
Compassion Circle
Episode: 716. Kim Sheridan
Lucas Bergendahl
A spiritual teacher who assists individuals and animals through telepathy, conducting workshops on esoteric teachings.
Episode: 715. Lucas Bergendahl
Nishanth Selvalingam
Spiritual teacher with a strong background in Kashmir Shaivism and Western philosophy.
Episode: 714. Nishanth Selvalingam
Melinda Edwards
A doctor, psychiatrist, author, and mother advocating for a deeper understanding of autism in the world.
Living Darshan
Episode: 712. Melinda Edwards

Host

Rick Archer
Host of engaging conversations with spiritually awakening individuals, focusing on their personal journeys and insights.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.3k ratings
  • Not my cup of tea

    Love your podcast but not her.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Mary in OKC
    United States2 months ago
  • As each dawn arises, my love fills now with love.

    Podchaser
    5
    dropee1
    8 months ago
  • Inspiration and relatable

    Rick’s podcast inspires me every day - the contents have meaning for my growth and inner peace. His style is talking with people and not lecturing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Very Grateful lister
    United States9 months ago
  • Rick Archer is An Awesome Interviewer

    Love the show. Great interviews. My top favorite so far is the January 11, 2024 with David Doyle. I hope Rick and David get back together to continue their conversation. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DME_Ski
    United States10 months ago
  • Gratitude!

    I’m so grateful for this podcast. I’ve been listening for years and have learned so much. I think Rick does an awesome job with all the guests. It’s so valuable to have a podcast that invites so many different perspectives on spirituality. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Intersted Z
    Australia10 months ago

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There are mixed feelings regarding the balance of topics, with some believing it often leans too heavily into niche spiritual territories.
The host is frequently praised for his interview style and ability to facilitate meaningful dialogue.
Listeners appreciate the variety and depth of guest conversations, finding them enriching and insightful.
Some express concern over the quality control of guests, raising questions about credibility within certain discussions.
Overall, listeners value the transformative nature of discussions, highlighting impactful personal stories and insights shared.

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723. Eli Recht
Q: What is the meaning of life? Is this all a dream? Why should I participate in it?
The meaning of life is whatever you define it as, ultimately to realize the self. Yes, all of this is a dream from one perspective, but from another, it is very real.
723. Eli Recht
Q: Do you counsel people with chronic pain that's considered mind-body syndrome, such as TMS or PPD?
Yes, I'm experienced with psychosomatic issues and understand the mind-body connection, having worked through my own experiences with colitis.
723. Eli Recht
Q: What's your vision for humanity?
I'd like to see everyone awaken and for suffering to be a distant dream, leading to a more harmonious existence without wars and a greater emphasis on love and service.
723. Eli Recht
Q: Do you think it is possible for science to create a pill which accelerates enlightenment?
If there is, I'd like to see it. Maybe there could be a pill that facilitates the process, but it won't get you there. Nature has already developed substances that can help on the journey.
719. Thomas Legrand
Q: How do we organize societies for a collective awakening?
We need a collective shift of consciousness, emphasizing being over having.

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1. Jim Grove
2. Tanis Helliwell
3. Efrat Shokef
4. Riyaz Motan
5. Thomas Legrand
6. Kim Sheridan
7. Lucas Bergendahl
8. Nishanth Selvalingam

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