In this episode we talk about stories of attachment (in additions to the various effect that attachment has on all of our lives), the definition and role of a trickster (in the comic books too) and give some stories of the pain of love.  We talk about the art of loss, honoring the continuity of life and Tara from the Buddhist tradition.

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In this episode we discuss the second half of the Buddhist idea on life, ie the certainty of death and how that can be misconstrued.  We highlight the importance of making use of your time and using the knowledge of the finite nature of life as a source of motivation and reflection.  

We reference the 'Collection of Jewels' Sutra.

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In this episode, we go over meditations on love and working on the various passionate parts of your life.  We reference the spiritual text, 'The Zohar' and a specific mediation on 'letters' as well as the names of GOD.  Towards the later half we go over a practice known as Darshan or eye gazing where one focuses on the sight/appearance and is often done with a partner.  We further highlight more Tantric partner practices.

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In this episode we continue our discussion of love, relationships and spirituality.  We discuss the seeming infinite and complex nature of relationships of numerous types.  We discuss overcoming disunity and unification as well as non-personified divinity as a source of one's experience for spirituality.

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In this episodes we discuss the writings of Rumi, his fabled life and some of the potential meaning for his work today.

In this short episode we ask the question briefly to Aaron Greenberg PhD, what does he think people mean when they say, "I'm not religious, I'm spiritual"? Aaron's offerings are available @biographbook.com

In this episode we discuss the different effects of communication, written and spoken.  How is the communication altered when what we say is read as opposed to spoken?  Can we learn through reading and reflecting upon what one is saying?  How can the removal of context and tone of voice be limiting when reading the spoken word?  This illuminating discussion highlights some of the pros and cons of each way to communicative and highlights how we need both.   We also discuss the Buddhist idea of 'right' speech (communication) and the power of stories for families. Aaron's offerings can be found @ biographbook.com

In this episode we discuss objective and subjective truths from our own perspectives.  We get into editing life and the battle between controlling the narrative versus allowing for the flow of life to occur.  How can we accept imperfection and embrace the therapeutic misconception. Aaron's offerings can be found @ biographbook.com

In this series of episodes we interview Aaron Greenberg, PhD and discuss his work to bring people's narratives to life with his company bioGraph.  We ask him about the telling of our stories and his experiences hearing so many of them from others.  How stories pre-serve the future and how his company seeks to upend the privilege of publishing.  Aaron talks about his interest in language and the history of his company's desire to share the stories that are hiding in plain sight!

His offerings can be found @ biographbook.com