Human Enquiry Project Podcast

This podcast explores the role of self-awareness and emotional intelligence at work.

The talk was given by Manoj Krishna, as part of the Human Enquiry Project on 27.2.18, at Rotherham General Hospital, England.

It gives many examples of how an understanding of ourselves and how our minds work allows us to function much better at work, experience less stress, and live with wisdom and compassion.

In this podcast from the Human Enquiry Project, we explore what is going on in our minds, behind the curtain of our awareness, when an argument is taking place.

Understanding this can reduce conflict in all our relationships.

This podcast is the Foreword to the book Understanding Me Understanding You. It outlines the fundamentals of the approach to self-enquiry and understanding how our minds work.

This podcast explores the art of self-awareness and emotional intelligence, which contribute to our health, happiness, and our success. In this podcast I discuss the many benefits of emotional intelligence, the key principles to keep in mind on the journey of self-enquiry and give some real-life examples of how this can be practically helpful.

This is a podcast of the first public talk given by Manoj Krishna on The Human Enquiry Project on 23rd November at The Reading Room, Appleton-le-Moors.

I was invited by the artist John Creighton.

The talk explores the crisis in ourselves and in the world and since it all originates in our minds, argues that the solution must also begin there, by understanding ourselves and how our minds work.

Since our minds work in similar ways, we can explore it together and that is the purpose of the Human Enquiry Project. The talk also explores the following:

• The benefits of understanding ourselves
• The core principles of self-enquiry
• How to begin looking at ourselves
• Belief
• Conditioning
• Relationships

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For more information please visit humanenquiry.com

Thanks

Manoj Krishna, Founder, Human Enquiry Project.

This is a podcast of an enquiry with teenagers at Brockwood Park school in Hampshire. 8 of us spoke about the need for self-enquiry, conditioning, opinions, whether we share the same mind and what it means to be successful.

If asked the right questions young people are insightful and remarkably clear.

This podcast is part of the non-profit Human Enquiry Project - more details at humanenquiry.com

This podcast explores the subject of mental health problems, and how we can prevent them by re-imagining the role of education. We can do this by educating young people not only about the world around them, but also about themselves.