The Positive Head Podcast
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223: Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
Brandon and Dalien invite their audience to connect with them and be featured on the podcast, and they lean on a famous quote and an audio clip to comment on contrasting ideas of simplicity and complexity, especially how the latter can clutter our lives and how simple pleasures are the essence of happiness.
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222: The power of language and symbols is real magic
Brandon quotes a passage from famed author Alan Moore and plays a Wayne Dyer clip to expand on the idea that language and art have the actual power and role of magic in our culture, starting with basic vocalizations that are encoded with divine meaning.
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221: Doing your best is acting out of love
Brandon and Dalien answer a listener’s question related to singing and comment on ideas of success and passion, expectations and agendas. Dalien also reports on research that suggests telepathy is real.
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220: Feel your way to everything you want in life
In this episode Brandon and Dalien discuss the Law of Attraction, based on an Abraham-Hicks workshop clip where a participant gives her perspective and elicits further insights from Abraham on how to “get in the Vortex” and attract what we want into our experience.
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219: Interview with Mindful Geek author and meditation coach Michael Taft
Michael is a bestselling author and meditation/mindfulness teacher with extensive training and a great passion for the subject. In this interview he explains his view that models of reality are merely maps not to be confused with the real thing, and how recognizing our shared humanity can enhance our lives and the lives around us as well.
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218: Failure is not the end, it is only a step in the journey
In today’s episode Brandon relies on famous quotes and an audio clip of an entrepreneur’s story to explore the idea that failure is almost always a necessary road to travel on our way to success, whatever we understand that to be.
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217: You’re here to dispense your divine gifts
Brandon and Dalien discuss the idea that one of life’s biggest experiences lies in giving things away, not hoarding or coveting them, expanding on a relevant quote and a talk that further explores this concept.
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216: Accept that lights sometimes cast large shadows
Brandon plays an Alan Watts clip and ponders on a quote by Carl Jung, all based on the latter’s ideas about the “shadow self,” the part of us that needs healing most. Also Dalien reports on accounts of individuals who have lived fairly normal lives with large portions of their brains missing.
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215: Don’t just rehash your past, rewrite your story
Brandon shares a parable about two monks and uses it to explore the idea that we can simply do our best in any moment, without being bogged down by past mistakes. Dalien also shares a report of an experimental stem cell therapy that could potentially cure MS.
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214: Interview with Toltec wisdom author don Miguel Ruiz Jr.
Miguel is an author and speaker who distills into plain language the ancient spiritual wisdom from the Toltec civilization of Mexico, in the tradition of his famous father, author of The Four Agreements don Miguel Ruiz. In this interview he relates stories from his life journey and discusses topics such as “domestication” and the dreamlike aspects of our reality.
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