Jay Vidyarthi is a designer, mindfulness teacher, and author of the new book Reclaim Your Mind: Seven Strategies To Enjoy Tech Mindfully. With expertise spanning both thousands of hours in deep meditation practices and helping design over 50 companies in the mindfulness space (i.e. the Muse headband), Jay offers a uniquely balanced perspective on breaking free from digital addiction without rejecting technology altogether. In this conversation, he reveals how we can reclaim our minds from the attention economy without going off-grid. If you've ever felt outgunned by social media algorithms or caught in compulsive tech habits, this episode offers a refreshing middle path.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/reclaim-your-mind-from-technology

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(00:00) The Attention Economy: Understanding Our Relationship with Technology (10:02) Mindfulness and Technology: Finding Balance in a Digital World (20:00) Emotional Needs and Technology: The Search for Connection (29:49) Navigating the Digital Landscape: Strategies for Self-Awareness (34:45) Rejecting False Urgency in Digital Life (41:56) Empowering Individual Choices in Technology Use (44:17) Designing Technology for Human Connection

Dr. Konstantin Korotkov is a leader the field of consciousness research, combining over 40 years of rigorous scientific investigation with deep exploration of human potential. He has written 17 books, holds 15 patents and is the inventor of the groundbreaking Bio-Well technology.

Bio-well can measure the human energy field with unprecedented precision and has been validated through 400+ scientific papers across major universities worldwide.

In this conversation, we explore the emerging frontier of measuring the human bio-field and what this means for how we think about health.

We also touch upon what he's learned in some of his other experiments about the power of mind. Dr. Korotkov shares many examples of concrete experiments he's performed where intention has impacted material reality on measurable sensors.

This conversation is an absolute mind bender. I deeply appreciate both the rigor and wisdom that Dr. Korotkov applies to his work. Disclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of the creators. For medical or related concerns, please consult with a qualified healthcare professional.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/yes-we-can-measure-human-energy-fields

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(00:00) Journey from Quantum Physics to Biophysics (03:05) The Evolution of Kirlyan Photography (05:47) Understanding Energy and Mitochondria (09:01) The Role of Consciousness in Health (12:13) Integrative Medicine and Subtle Instruments (14:53) Collective Consciousness and Intention (18:05) Scientific Validation and Development (22:06) Shifts in Societal Consciousness (25:02) Experiments in Telepathy and Collective Intention (30:06) The Power of Intention in Daily Life (33:02) The Interplay of Science and Spirituality (35:44) The Importance of Personal Effort and Intention (38:55) Navigating Life's Boundaries (42:07) The Role of Subconscious Mind (44:50) The Influence of Positive and Negative Intentions (47:48) Exploring Life Beyond the Physical (50:48) The Future of Consciousness and Science

Dr. Melissa Sell is a former chiropractor, now an educator helping people understand health and disease through German New Medicine (GNM), now known as Germanic Healing Knowledge. She also helps people know how the body's symptoms are actually intelligent adaptations rather than random malfunctions or attacks on the self.

Her work focuses on teaching the Five Biological Laws discovered by Dr. med. Ryke Geerd Hamer that explain how our psyche, brain, and organs are intrinsically connected in ways that make perfect sense when we understand the deeper meaning behind symptoms.

I was excited to explore this paradigm-shifting perspective on health and healing that suggests our bodies are actually working FOR us rather than against us - even when it may not seem that way on the surface.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/have-you-heard-of-german-new-medicine

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(00:00) Introduction to German New Medicine (02:39) Dr. Hamer's Journey and Discoveries (05:56) Understanding Disease as Meaningful Adaptation (09:34) The Connection Between Consciousness and Health (12:51) The Role of the Brain in Healing (15:55) Real-Life Applications of German New Medicine (20:35) Specific Conflicts and Their Physical Manifestations (25:56) The Impact of Family History on Health (28:24) Integrating Conventional and Alternative Approaches (36:08) The Nature of Consciousness and Unconsciousness (39:54) Understanding Biological Adaptations and Conflicts (44:50) The Healing Process and Conflict Resolution (50:44) Skepticism and Opening Up to New Ideas (56:17) The Importance of Understanding Biological Laws (01:01:51) Empowering Women Through Biological Knowledge

Geoffrey Cole and Chad Olin, are the co-founders of Supermind. They are bridging the worlds of neuroscience and psychology using brainwave analysis to identify and transform deep unconscious patterns. Their work helps people overcome anxiety, depression, and trauma while optimizing mental performance through a revolutionary approach that connects mind and brain.

Geoff's journey began with overcoming his own 7-year battle with depression that traditional approaches couldn't resolve. This led him to develop a framework for measuring and transforming unconscious patterns that has now helped thousands This conversation fascinated me because it finally bridges what I see as an artificial divide between the brain and mind - one that has limited our understanding of human potential and healing.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/how-brainwaves-helped-me-discover

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(00:00) Bridging the Gap: Neuroscience and Psychology (02:52) Personal Journeys: Overcoming Mental Health Challenges (06:04) Coping Mechanisms: From Surviving to Thriving (09:12) The Mind-Body Connection: Understanding Brainwaves (11:54) The Observer Effect: Separating Self from Thoughts (14:56) Harnessing the Power of Visualization (17:50) Creating Objective Measurements in Psychology (20:56) The Role of Love in Mental Health (23:57) Defining the Subconscious and Unconscious Mind (33:03) Understanding the Subconscious Mind (39:36) The Mind-Body Connection (44:26) Navigating Modern Anxiety (50:52) Practical Steps to Anxiety-Free Living (55:27) Balancing Shadow Work and Positive Thinking (01:00:42) Exploring Supermind's Approach

Dandapani Satgunasingam is a Hindu priest, entrepreneur and former monk who spent 10 years training in a monastery under the guidance of his guru. After leaving the monastery, he's dedicated his life to helping people understand and work with their mind to create lasting change.

His unique blend of ancient wisdom and practical application has made him a sought-after speaker and coach for entrepreneurs and leaders worldwide.

I was excited to have this conversation with Dandapani because his structured, practical approach to spirituality addresses many of the challenges I've encountered in my own journey.

His perspective on maintaining reason while pursuing spiritual growth especially resonated and is a service to many seeking practical ways to apply ancient wisdom.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/spirituality-doesnt-mean-abandoning

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(00:00) Understanding the Mind as a Tool (02:56) Awareness vs. Mind: The Key Distinction (06:10) Proactive vs. Passive Approaches to Spirituality (09:01) The Importance of Structure in Spiritual Growth (11:55) Intuition and the Organized Subconscious (15:02) Finding Purpose Through Focus (18:10) Simplifying Life for Clarity (20:49) Integrating Concentration into Daily Life (34:35) The Importance of Undivided Attention (37:19) Defining Your Destination (41:42) Navigating Challenges on the Spiritual Path (47:06) Understanding Attachment in Spirituality (49:10) Framework for Spiritual Growth (57:23) Resources for Continued Learning

Peter Ralston is a visionary consciousness teacher, world-class martial artist, and author of 12 books including the The Book of Not Knowing.

As the founder of Cheng Hsin, Peter has spent over five decades exploring human potential, and helping others applied the teachings of ancient wisdom.

I was excited to explore Peter's radical perspective on suffering and consciousness, especially his assertion that all mental and emotional suffering is completely unnecessary.

This conversation may challenge our belief about the nature of mind and reality.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/what-happens-when-you-drop-all-beliefs

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(00:02) Realizing the Truth of Suffering (03:14) The Social Self and Suffering (07:55) Challenging the Concept of Suffering (09:46) The Role of Thoughts in Suffering (23:28) The Social Context and Beliefs (23:51) Letting Go of Beliefs (29:35) The Importance of Perception (36:00) The Concept of Worth (36:52) The Role of Thoughts in Physical Pain (39:08) The Practice of Being a Rabbit

Jeff Lieberman is a visionary scientist, artist, and educator who masterfully blends technology with profound explorations of human connection and consciousness.

He studied physics at MIT and was the former host of Discovery Channel's Time Warp before founding Sleepawake Camp — a residential program that aims to help young adults develop well-being and self-awareness.

I've always wondered, why don't we have a school that teaches us what actually matters…like how our mind and emotions work?

Then I found out what Jeff was doing with Sleepawake and was excited to learn more.

In this convo, we discuss why we aren't taught the most important skills for happiness and well-being in our education system. His unique background bridging hard science and consciousness exploration offers fascinating insights into how we might change this.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/why-arent-we-taught-happiness-in

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(00:00) The Journey of Mental Health and Education (05:37) Founding Sleep Awake Camp (10:46) The Importance of Age in Emotional Development (14:42) Cultural Shifts and Healing Ancestral Trauma (21:30) Mapping Human Experience and Spirituality (27:47) Exploring the Nature of Self and Identity (29:57) Metacognition and the Journey to Self-Discovery (32:46) The Role of Depression in Personal Growth (36:02) Cultural Shifts and the Evolution of Mental Health (39:58) Intelligent Responses to Emotional Pain (46:01) The Importance of Community in Healing (52:07) Looking Ahead: Future of Mental Health and Community Engagement

Dr. Diane Hennacy Powell is a neuropsychiatrist, researcher and author of the acclaimed book The ESP Enigma celebrated for her groundbreaking research into consciousness, telepathy, and the extraordinary capabilities of the human mind.

You may recognize her from The Telepathy Tapes Podcast, and in this conversation we do deeper into what she has learned about human potential studying savants and the autistic population.

I was excited to have her on the show because her rigorous scientific background combined with her openness to exploring phenomena that challenge conventional models mirrors my own journey of reconciling direct spiritual experiences with a rational mindset.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/what-do-we-know-about-savantsdiane

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(00:00) The Limitations of Current Scientific Models (03:00) Understanding Savant Syndrome and Its Mysteries (05:58) Consciousness: Primary or Derivative? (08:54) The Role of Telepathy in Understanding Consciousness (12:02) Researching Telepathy: The University of Virginia Study (15:04) Exploring Biofields and Their Implications (23:51) Kundalini Awakening and Accessing Higher Consciousness (30:07) Shifting Perspectives on Consciousness (32:42) The Power of Co-Creation (34:02) Understanding the Subconscious (36:03) The Influence of Belief on Reality (37:08) Exploring New Research Opportunities (39:06) The Burden of Psychic Awareness (40:08) Future Memory and Its Implications (43:37) The Nature of Free Will and Predestination (44:20) Telepathy and Language Acquisition (49:44) The Role of Conditioning in Communication (51:52) Acquired Savant Syndrome and Its Mysteries

Ky Dickens is an award-winning filmmaker and storyteller celebrated for her groundbreaking documentaries. Her most recent project "The Telepathy Tapes" features the remarkable spiritual gifts of the non-speaking autistic population and has taken the world by storm. In this conversation we explore what she has uncovered in her studies of this population and their incredible abilities, and how this could potentially transform our current paradigm and ideas around human potential.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/i-guess-telepathy-is-real-telepathy

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(00:00) The Journey Begins: A Filmmaker's Quest for Understanding(03:01) Exploring Telepathy: Insights from Autism Research(06:04) The Power of Communication: Spelling as a Tool(08:57) Unveiling Hidden Abilities: The Non-Speaking Population(12:05) The Role of Love and Connection in Communication(14:53) The Impact of the Podcast: Shifting Perspectives(17:53) Morphic Resonance: Collective Consciousness and Abilities(20:59) Teachers and Telepathy: A New Understanding(24:06) Surrendering to Truth: The Unfolding Journey (32:40) The Journey of Rediscovery (34:51) Exploring Telepathy and Consciousness (37:12) Accessing the Akashic Records (40:04) The Hill: A Telepathic Channel (42:56) Innovative Medical Discoveries (46:06) The Future of Non-Speakers (49:01) Scientific Validation of Telepathy (52:04) The Overwhelming Response (54:59) The Potential for All Humanity

Jasmuheen is a global educator and author of 42 books, including Pranic Nourishment which shares her inspiring story of living without the need to eat food since 1993. In this wide-ranging conversation, we explore the boundaries of human potential and what ancient wisdom traditions have long claimed about the human ability to sustain on source energy (Qi, prana) alone. Jas calls this capacity source feeding and has used this to go without food for periods as long as 14 years.

This is going to be a controversial conversation met with lots of skepticism.

When I speak to people, I try to connect and tune into their heart. It is the ultimate bullshit detector IMO. Jas's heart radiates unconditional love which comes through in the conversation.

Full episode notes and links: https://podcast.scottbritton.me/p/can-you-live-off-energy-without-food

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(00:00) The Journey to Source Feeding (03:12) Understanding the Energy of Hunger (05:54) The Science Behind Source Feeding (09:08) Personal Transformation and Ascended Masters (12:04) The Role of Science and Research (14:54) The Impact of Source Feeding on Society (18:04) Quantum Coding and Manifestation (20:49) Connecting with Intergalactic Intelligence (36:10) Personal and Global Ascension (39:57) The Power of Gratitude and Joy (45:09) Breaking Free from False Humility (49:34) Coding for All Sentient Life (54:57) Matrix Mechanics and Interdimensional Energy (01:00:27) The Future of Humanity and System Upgrades (01:03:06) Discovering Your Life's Contract