In this episode of the Old Souls & Seekers podcast, Guy and Ilan guide listeners through the subtle but powerful shift from judgment and self-rejection toward unconditional acceptance and self-love. The conversation begins with a centering practice to bring awareness into the body, then moves into reflections on how judgment distorts our perception and keeps us stuck in predictable, reactive patterns. Guy shares insights on deathbed regrets and challenges the cultural belief that selfishness is inherently wrong, reframing it instead as a natural part of being human—and even a doorway to deeper compassion.

Ilan builds on this by sharing a personal story of being fully accepted in a moment of struggle, highlighting how nervous system safety and unconditional love can transform our experience of ourselves. Together, the brothers explore how healing is not about pushing away parts of who we are, but learning to hold them with openness and kindness. They close by reminding listeners that true transformation doesn’t come from endless doing, but from alignment—where one grounded action can ripple out and shift everything.

In this episode, Guy and Ilan explore why true transformation begins within, rather than from chasing external circumstances. They point out that people often seek happiness through cars, vacations, or achievements, yet the real fulfillment comes from how these things make us feel internally. By learning to soften and stay present with our inner experience—rather than contracting or resisting—we can move through challenges more quickly and with greater ease. What once felt overwhelming begins to release, allowing clarity and peace to return.

The conversation also highlights the power of taking action from a place of alignment rather than stress or dysregulation. As Guy and Ilan explain, thousands of reactive efforts rarely create change, but a single step rooted in alignment can shift everything dramatically. When grounded and connected, our intuition, heart, and mind work together, enabling us to navigate life with more wisdom and ease. This episode is an invitation to turn inward, trust the body’s capacity to process, and allow aligned actions to reshape life in meaningful ways.

In this episode, Guy Ferdman explore the power of community, connection, and long-term support in personal transformation. Guy shares from the heart about what truly makes healing sustainable, not just knowledge or tools, but relationships rooted in trust, safety, and shared experience. They discuss how Satori Prime has evolved to prioritise community as the foundation for growth, and why access to deep support networks matters more than ever in our fast-paced, often isolating world.

Listeners are invited to reflect on their own support systems and consider whether they’ve built a "dream team" around them. With stories from their programs and insights from years of leading transformational work, Guy highlights why being seen, supported, and in regular contact with like-minded people is not optional—it’s essential. Whether you're just beginning or deep in the work, this episode is a call to lean in, connect, and let others walk the path with you.

In this episode of the Old Souls & Seekers podcast, Guy and Ilan Ferdman explore the foundational role of relationship in trauma and healing. Guy opens by welcoming the community and setting the tone for collective transformation, highlighting how trauma typically occurs in relationship—and must be healed that way too. They challenge the modern tendency to seek healing in isolation and instead advocate for compassionate, consistent relational practices within community, where presence and safety allow deeper parts of the self to emerge and heal.

Throughout the conversation, the brothers share personal stories, powerful metaphors, and insights gathered from decades of immersive inner work. They explain how true healing is not about adding knowledge but subtracting defensive structures and integrating sensitivity as a strength. Drawing comparisons to language immersion, they describe the effectiveness of group work, coaching, and embodied experiences over intellectual “map collecting.” Ultimately, they urge listeners to make healing a lifestyle—one rooted in regular connection, nervous system regulation, and courageous presence.

In Episode 360 of the Old Souls & Seekers podcast, Guy and Ilan dive into the limitations of traditional personal development and introduce a deeper, body-based approach to healing and transformation.

They explain how mindset work alone often reinforces disconnection, and why nervous system repair—through presence, safety, and energetic completion—is essential for real, lasting change.

Through guided meditation, candid personal stories, and a powerful participant testimonial, they illustrate how surrender, rather than strategy, opens the door to healing.

The episode also explores the role of community in this process, highlighting how transformation accelerates when we stop doing the work alone. Guy and Ilan outline their Nervous System Reset Protocol (NSRP) and a three-tier curriculum designed to support spiritual integration in daily life. With an emphasis on embodied presence and support systems, they invite listeners to move beyond self-improvement—and into self-remembrance.

In episode 359 of the Old Souls & Seekers podcast, Guy Ferdman takes listeners on a powerful solo journey into the heart of healing—not as fixing, but as the deep willingness to feel. He challenges the traditional mindset of self-improvement by reframing trauma as a nervous system response, not a personal flaw, and explores how true transformation begins when we stop chasing control and start cultivating safety within the body. With decades of experience, Guy shares personal insights on how embodiment, presence, and nervous system regulation are the keys to sustainable growth.

Throughout the episode, Guy also highlights the importance of co-regulation and connection in healing. He explains that while inner work is personal, it's never meant to be done alone—healing is relational, and we grow in the presence of others. From practical tools to profound mindset shifts, this episode offers listeners a grounded yet expansive approach to inner mastery, reminding them that healing is not a destination but a deepening into wholeness.

In Episode 358 of the Old Souls & Seekers podcast, Guy and Ilan Ferdman dive into the transformative power of connection and body-based healing. They introduce their upcoming Intuitive Mind live event, a two-day immersive experience designed to foster profound personal growth through hands-on practices and community connection. Sharing wisdom from over 22 years, they emphasize that true healing transcends intellectual understanding, requiring practical experiences and energetic attunement within a supportive group.

The episode explores the unique value of extended group work, the limitations of traditional self-help methods, and the importance of nervous system regulation for authentic healing. By incorporating self-to-self, self-to-other, and self-to-group practices, participants are guided toward meaningful shifts and deeper emotional breakthroughs. Listeners are encouraged to join the event and embark on a journey toward lasting transformation.

In Episode 357 of the Old Souls & Seekers podcast, Ilan kicks off with a humorous story about trying to score a deal on a TV. This lighthearted tale transitions into a profound discussion about the limitations of traditional personal development approaches. Guy and Ilan share their experiences of investing heavily in self-growth programs, noting that while these methods can raise awareness, they often fail to address deeper nervous system issues that are essential for true healing.

The conversation dives into the importance of nervous system regulation, emphasizing the need for safety and connection in overcoming trauma. They highlight the transformative power of community-based healing and how their programs at Souls and Seekers guide participants through deeper growth journeys. This episode blends humor, personal insights, and actionable advice for those looking to heal and grow beyond surface-level personal development.

In Episode 356 of the Old Souls & Seekers podcast, Guy and Ilan Ferdaman explore the complexities of family dynamics during Thanksgiving. They discuss how cultural perceptions shape our views on family gatherings, emphasizing the unique challenges faced in the American context. The episode dives into the emotional hurdles of interacting with family members who may still see us as our past selves, offering strategies to translate personal growth into healthier, more harmonious relationships. Practical tools like self-observation, meditation techniques, and co-regulation practices are shared to help listeners prepare for and navigate potentially triggering interactions with grace and stability.

The conversation highlights the transformative power of inner work, showing how shifting your emotional stability can positively impact relationship dynamics, even in difficult situations. Drawing from personal experiences, the hosts offer actionable insights to help listeners embrace personal growth and create deeper connections. The episode concludes with an invitation to explore their coaching programs, providing a supportive path for listeners ready to enhance their relationships and inner healing journey.

In this episode of the Old Souls & Seekers podcast, Guy and Ilan Ferdaman explore the profound challenges of healing, reflecting on the resistance we often face when trying to surrender to life’s experiences. Through personal stories, they delve into unconscious patterns, such as self-sabotage and childhood conditioning, that block true wellness. They also critique traditional self-help methods, advocating for a holistic approach that engages the body, nervous system, and emotions for lasting transformation.

Guy and Ilan emphasize the critical role of community in healing, illustrating how shared support helps us process life’s toughest moments. They touch on the exciting potential of AI in personal development while reinforcing the irreplaceable importance of human connection. Ultimately, this conversation reminds us that healing is a courageous, ongoing journey best undertaken with self-compassion and the strength of a supportive community.