
Conversations with spiritually awakening people.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 698 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & CultureSpirituality | |||

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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.
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.
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Thoughtful conversations with spiritually awakening individuals, spanning non-duality, consciousness research, near-death experiences, and practical spirituality. Episodes blend personal journeys with philosophical inquiry, exploring awakening, mind, and the nature of reality through a wide range of guests—from scholars and practitioners to artists and explorers. Notable strengths include a diverse guest roster that comfortably traverses science, meditation, Advaita, Zen, and transformative experiences, plus a consistent focus on applying spiritual insight to daily life. This mix makes it appealing to curious seekers, researchers, and practitioners looking for experiential depth and cross-disciplinary perspectives.
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