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It would be insane to think that any of us can always be perfectly rational. In fact most of the time we're influenced not by reason but by our environments and emotions.
Other times, it's the world that has gone completely bonkers. And we, even if we know the truth, OUR truth, it can be incredibly hard to go against the wave because the definition of insane is someone who doesn't see reality like it's agreed upon by the majority.
In this episode, we'll discuss this phenomena from every angle. All the times the common belief has been wrong, and why we still hurry to silence people who disagree from the common belief, How art can be a safe place to be your unique self and more.
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What is Love really?
And how can we get more love in our lives?
In this episode, we'll explore how the ancients Greeks thought about love and what we can learn about this illusive but highly desired emotion.
Why do some of us find it so hard to say no? Or to ask for help? or Say what we really mean?
Why do we keep on sabotaging our relationships and other good things in our lives?
Psychologist Carl Jung first coined the term The Shadow Self. The parts of our personalities we deny and keep deep in our subconscious. In this Episode we talk about how we can identify our shadow selves, and what it really means to integrate it into our personalities, and what is the point really? How does this help us live our best lives?
We've all at one point or another had to introduce ourselves. We usually say our names, origins, Jobs. But who are we really more than the labels we are given from the external world? What does it really mean to know yourself?
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Most of us move through life carrying questions we do not know where to put: how to understand ourselves, love people well, choose meaningful work, survive loss, and make sense of the strange fact that we are here at all.
Must-Knows Before You Die is a podcast about those questions.
Not a collection of universal answers, but an attempt to notice what matters before time decides for us.