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حافظ و حیوانات، استفاده‌ی حافظ و چند شاعر دیگر از حیوانات در شعر فارسی – حافظ‌پجوهی

شنوا (بینایی در شعر حافظ شیرازی) – حافظ‌پجوهی


						
						
					
			
						
				
							
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							سلام.
موضوع این ویدیو درباره‌ی «بنده» در شعر حافظ هست. در شعر فارسی، مردم رو در معنی «مردمک» به کار می‌برند. مردم چشم.
وقتی که حافظ می‌گه «بنده» منظورش به اظهار بندگی کردن نیست. حافظ «بنده» رو هم در معنی مردم، یا مردمک چشم استعمال می‌کنه. وقتی که میگه «غلامم» مثل غلام همت آنم، منظورش به غلامی کردن نیست. همت یعنی بلند نظر. یعنی «نور چشمِ» کسی هستم. نه اینکه غلام و فرودست او هستم.
حافظ انسان رو هم در معنی مردم، و با هدف اشاره به مردمک چشم به کار برده.
مردم چشمم به خون آعشته شددر کجا این ظلم بر «انسان» کنند.
یعنی از سختی روزگار، از گریه کردن یا از بی‌خوابی، چشمم خونین شد. مثل: ز گریه مردم چشمم نشسته در خون است.
انسانش هم؛ آدمی هست. هم مردم چشم یا مردمک چشم.
ما نور چشم شدن رو در یک ویدیویی که می‌تونید اون رو ملاحظه کنید توضیح دادیم.
در گذشته معتقد بودند چشم نور داره.
مثل اونچه در سرود ملی هست. فروغ دیده‌ی حق باوران.
یا درترانه‌های امروزی میگن گریه یا دوری از معشوق، نور چشمم رو برد.
آخر یه شب این گریه‌ها سوی چشامو می‌بره.
در شعر فارسی، موضوعاتی بود که نور داشتند. مثل چهره‌ی معشوق، مثل شراب.
حافظ این موارد رو با نور داخلی چشم جمع می‌زد. و می‌گفت، نور اینها میاد نور چشم ما میشه. می‌گفت حقایق رو اینطور می‌بینند. انسان‌ها اینطور می‌بینند. انسان به معنی «مردم» یا مردمک چشم هم هست.
 
یعنی اون نور، از شراب یا از معشوق، یک معمایی رو در ذهن ما پاسخ میده. جواب یه سوالی میشه. یک پازلی رو در فکر ما حل می‌کنه.
می‌گفت ما اسرار رو از طریق اون نورها می‌بینیم:
بیا تا در می صافیت راز دهر بنمایم.
یا می‌گفت پرتو جام جهان‌بین دهدت آگاهی. یعنی نور شراب، اشعه‌ی چشم تو بشه. فروغ دیده‌ی تو بشه. و یک رازی رو به اطلاع تو برسونه.
همچو جم جرعه ما کش که ز سر دو جهانپرتو جام جهان‌بین دهدت آگاهی
حافظ به جز «بنده» به عنوان مردمک چشم. «عام» و «خلق» رو هم به معنا و در جایگاه مردم و مردمک چشم به کار برده.
مثلاً شما شنیدید که حافظ گفته:
غلام همت دردی کشان یک رنگم
ما فکر می‌کنیم حافظ گفته من از ارادتمندان و چاکران اون گروه خاص هستم.
زیاد این مورد رو به کار برده،
من غلام نظر آصف عهدم
من غلام نظر آصف عهدم کاو راصورت خواجگی و سیرت درویشان است
غلام همت آنم…
غلام همت آنم که باشدچو حافظ بنده و هندوری فرخ
اما با آگاهی از مساله‌ی «نور چشم بودن» در شعر حافظ، که می‌گفت یک نوری در چشم هست، یک چیزی میاد اون نور داخلی میشه، و یک امری رو بر ما روشن می‌کنه، پاسخ یک مطلبی که بر ما و بر دیگران پوشیده بوده رو به ما میگه، یعنی «نور چشم ما میشه». در اینجا هم وقتی می‌گه، غلام همت آن نازنینم…
مرتبط با مساله‌ی نور چشم شدن، اشاره‌اش به مردم چشم هست. سخنش اینطوری هم معنی میده. بلکه معنی بهتری از این حالت بدست میاد که داره میگه من نور چشم اون نازنینی هستم که کار خیر رو بی روی و ریا انجام میده.
غلام همت آن نازنینمکه کار خیر بی روی و ریا کرد
میگه اون کسی که دارای چنین شخصیت، و چنین عملکردی باشه، اون متوجه خواهد شد، و متوجه خواهد بود که من کی هستم.
من عزیز او، یعنی نور چشم او هست. غلام همت او هستم. همت معنی بلند نظری میده. نور چشم معنی عزیز هم میده. همونطوری که به فرزند نورچشمی میگن.
میگه من چشم کسی هستم، مجازاً نور چشم کسی هستم که توی این دنیا به چیزی تعلق نداره. می‌گه هر کسی که انسان آزاده‌ای هست، من نور چشم او هستم. هر انسان آزاده‌ای، من رو تحسین می‌کنه. من رو عزیز می‌دونه. نور چشم خودش می‌دونه.
غلام همت آنم که زیر چرخ کبودز هر چه رنگ تعلق پذیرد آزاد است.
 
بنده و عام و عامی و حتی «آدم» و رو در همین معنی استفاده کرده.
مثلاً میگه: من چشمِ یا نورِ چشمِ، دُردی کشان یک رنگم، یعنی عزیز و مورد احترام اونها هستم. نه اون صوفیانی که لباس کبود می‌پوشند و دلشون سیاه هست.
غلام همت دردی کشان یک رنگمنه آن گروه که ازرق لباس و دل سیهند.
این شکل از معنی، بهتر و کاملتر از این هست که من غلام و بنده و مخلص افرادی هستم که اخلاص و صداقت دارند. و ریاکار نیستند.
میگه اونهایی که دوستی بدون شائبه‌ی ریا و نفاق دارند. و یک رنگ هستند، من واسه‌ی اونها عزیز هستم. نور چشم اونها هستم. مردم چشم اونها هستم. نه آدم‌های دل سیاه.
یا میگه:
من غلام نظر آصف عهدم کاو راصورت خواجگی و سیرت درویشان است.
میگه، برای اینکه آصف عهد، صورت خواجگی و سیرت درویشان داره، با اینکه وزیر هست، ولی آدم خاکیه؛ زیاده طلب نیست، من مثل چشم او هستم. نور چشم او هستم. به نزد او، من عزیز هستم.
از خودش تعریف می‌کرده. بقیه فکر می‌کردند داره از اونها تعریف می‌کنه.
در مورد «بنده» به عنوان مردم چشم می‌گه:
که چو بنده کمتر افتد به مبارکی غلامی
در مورد اعضای بدن، در قالب عنوانی احترام‌آمیز مبارک رو به کار می‌برند. گوش مبارک، چشم مبارک، دست مبارک، خاطر مبارک. در اینجا هم می‌گه قدر من رو بدون که مثل من، کمتر کسی پیدا میشه:
که چو بنده کمتر افتد، به مبارکی غلامی.
مثل چشم من کمتر چشمی پیدا میشه که حقایق رو ببینه. به بلندنظری و همت من، کمتر آدمی پیدا میشه.
سر خدمت تو دارم بخرم به لطف و مفروشکه چو بنده کمتر افتد به مبارکی غلامی.
 
حافظ حتی خلق رو هم در معنای چشم یا مرتبط با اون، مثل مردم، که به مردم چشم یعنی مردمک چشم مربوط میشه، به کار برده.
می‌روی و مژگانت خون خلق می‌ریزد.
خون «خلق»ش، مثل در کجا این ظلم بر «انسان» کنند، هم معنی آدمی می‌ده. هم معنای مردم چشم یا مردمک چشم.
خلق را از دهن خویش میانداز به شک
هم میشه آدمیان رو از دهان کوچک خودت، که در شعر نشان از زیبایی بود، به شک ننداز. هم یعنی این مردم چشم رو از اینکه اون دهان چیزی هست، یا دهانی هست، به شک ننداز.
بگشا پسته خندان و شکررزی کنخلق را از دهن خویش میانداز به شک
موارد دیگری هم بودند که بالاخره یه جوری کشیده بود به همون مردم چشم و نور داشتن اون. یه بخشی از معنی رو در کلام خودش پنهان می‌کرد. 
یا مثلاً آن رو که شنیدید، می‌گن فلانی یه «آنی» داره.
 
یا مثلاً در حرکاتش یه “آنی” هست. میگن فلان بازیگر یه آنی داره. حافظ می‌گفت تو هم اگر دنبال زیبایی هستی، اگر دنبال یه معیاری برای زیبایی می‌گردی، دنبال «آن» باش. یکی که یه «آنی» داشته باشه.
از بتان آن طلب ار حسن شناسی ای دل
از بتان آن طلب ار حسن شناسی ای دلکاین کسی گفت که در علم نظر بینا بود.
“آن” به معنی زیبایی و حسنی هست که قابل درک باشه ولی قابل توصیف نباشه. شما بتونی زیبایی رو در یکی درک کنید، ولی مثلاً نتونید بگید زیباییش، از حرف زدنش بود، از نگاه کردنش بود. بگید یه «آنی» داشت.
 
بنده‌ی طلعت آن باش، که آنی دارد.
می‌گفت نور چشم اون زیبارویی باشد، که جاذبه‌ای دل‌انگیز داره. یعنی تو در نظر اون بیای. بنده‌ی طلعت آن باش، که آنی دارد.
مثل اونچه می‌گفت پیش هر آزاده‌ای، من عزیز هستم. نور چشم او هستم. غلام همت آنم که زیر چرخ کبودز هرچه رنگ تعلق بگیرد آزاد است.
پیش چنین کسی، در نظر چنین کسی، من نور چشمش هستم.
بنده پیر خراباتم که لطفش دائم است.
میگه من نور چشم پیر خراباتم، که همیشه به من لطف داره، جدا از اون معنی قدیمی که من از ارادتمندان درگاه او هستم؛ یک معنی بهتر اینه که میگه من نور چشم او هستم. و همیشه برای او هم عزیز هستم.
ورنه لطف شیخ و زاهد گاه هست و گاه نیست. شیخ و زاهد گاهی لطف دارند و گاهی نه. ولی نزد پیر خرابات، من همیشه دارای جایگاه هستم. مثل اونچه می‌گفت هر کسی که کار خیر رو بدون ریاکاری انجام میده، من عزیز یا نور چشم او هست. مردم چشم او هستم. غلام نظر او هستم.
امروزیش این میشه که حافظ می‌گفت هر چی آدم حسابی هست، تو کامیونیتی ماست. هر جا هم که کامیونیتی آدم‌های بلندنظر هست، جای من اونجاست. نور چشم اونهام. غلام نظر اونهام. غلام بلند نظری، یعنی غلام همت اونهام. غلام نرگس اونهام، نرگس رو به چشم تشبیه می‌کردند.
 
 
 
اگر حافظ امروز بود، شهروند و citizen رو به شکل مخفیانه در معنی مردم یا انسان یا مردمک چشم، به کار می‌گرفت.
«شهر» رو هم مجازاً به مردم شهر می‌گفتند. حافظ هم روی این عبارت، مرتبط یا نزدیک به مردمک کار کرده.
شهری است پر ظریفان، از هر طرف نگارییاران صلای عشق است گر می‌کنید کاری.
شهری است پر ظریفان، معنی چشمی پر از نکته‌سنجی هم داره، ظریف به معنی نکته سنج هم هست. حافظ به این امتیاز یا آپشن خودش، یعنی نکته‌سنجیش واقف بوده. به معشوقش هم می‌گفت امتیاز من این هست که من زیبایی تو رو می‌بینم. مثل اونکه می‌گفت چو «بنده» کمتر افتد به مبارکی غلامی. مثل چشم من، مثل چشم مبارک من، کمتر چشمی پیدا میشه. و می‌گه، از هر طرف نگاری، یعنی از هر طرف نگاری به چشم میاد. و در مصراع بعد می‌گه، اون حضور و این چشم نکته‌سنج، صلای عشق هست.

نهادم عقل را ره توشه از میز شهر هستی‌اش کردم روانه.
معنی هستی، خودبینی هم میشه. که با چشم ارتباط یا ملازمه پیدا می‌کنه. خودبینی، خودپسند بودن. و دیدن، با شرابی که نور چشم میشه، و آدمی رو از وسوسه‌ی عقل و خودبینی رو از عقل، دور می‌کنه، در ارتباط هست.
«اهل» رو هم حافظ در همین شکل استفاده کرده. مثل اهل نظر، که معنی صاحب نظر می‌ده. «اهل» به مردم، یعنی انسان هم مربوط میشه. اهل ظاهر، یعنی مردم ریاکار. اهل عقول، یعنی مردم خردمند. انسان‌های عاقل.
مطابق توضیحی که ما ارائه کردیم، معنی مردم چشم یا مردمک چشم هم می‌پذیره. «کس» رو هم یه جورایی به همین شکل، استفاده کرده. رخساره به کس ننمود، آن شاهد هر جایی.
 
یا رب به که شاید گفت، این نکته در معنیرخساره به کس ننمود آن شاهد هرجایی.
 
 
شما هم اگر از این ویدیو خوشتون اومد، و اگر دوست داشتید، برای کامیونیتی افراد خاص بفرستید.
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		نوشته بنده، غلام، خلق، عام، مردم، انسان و… در معنی مردمک چشم در شعر حافظ – حافظ‌پجوهی اولین بار در حافظ و حافظ‌پجوهی (نزدیک‌ترین هم‌نشینی و هم‌سخنی با حافظ). پدیدار شد.

بنده، غلام، خلق، عام، مردم، انسان و… در معنی مردمک چشم در شعر حافظ – حافظ‌پجوهی


						
						
					
			
						
				
					
					
				
				
					
		
					
		
				
						
					
			
						
				
							سلامفال به جز تفریح و سرگرمی برای عده‌ای؛ به منظور پیش‌بینی و پیش‌گویی آینده یا اطلاع از نیک و بدِ بخت، و روزگار، به کار میره.حافظ می‌گفت یه نشونه‌ای ببینی، فال گرفتن همین نشونه گرفتن و نشانی دادن هست. تا بتونی از طریق اون نشونه، یه سخنی بیابی، به مفهومی برسی، که اون رو در ارتباط با نیت خودت پیدا کنی. یا یک ایده‌ای به ذهنت برسه. پاسخ سوالی رو در قالب مثالی، در ظرف دیگه‌ای بدست بیاری.یک چیزی رو ببینی که به فال نیک بگیری. یا یه چیزی رو بشنوی، که اون رو به موضوعی که در آینده اتفاق خواهد افتاد، مرتبط کنی. یا شنیده‌ات رو تعبیر به اون ماجرایی که در ذهن داری بکنی.چشمم به روی ساقی و گوشم به قول چنگفالی به چشم و گوش در این باب می‌زدماینجا می‌گه با چشم و گوشم فال می‌گرفتم. یه چیزی رو می‌دیدم، یه چیزی رو می‌شنیدم، مرتبط با یه موضوعی، مرتبط با یه معنی‌ای، در کار خودم می‌کردم. «فالی به چشم و گوش در این باب می‌زدم».یه چیزی رو می‌دیدم، یا می‌شنیدم، باهاش فال می‌گرفتم. مرتبط می‌کردم با چیزی که در ذهن داشتم. با دیدن ساقی، «چشمم به روی ساقی» و با شنیدن صدای چنگ، «گوشم به قول چنگ»، که اون هم می‌تونه حامل پیام باشه، فالی می‌گرفته. پیامی به ذهنش می‌رسیده.چشمم به روی ساقی و گوشم به قول چنگفالی به چشم و گوش در این باب می‌زدمحافظ به جای اینکه فقط فال رو به عنوان پیش‌بینی خنثی‌ای در مورد آینده بدونه. می‌گفت فال می‌تونه یه نشونه‌ای بشه که راهی رو به او بنمایانه. الآن هم فال می‌گیرند، می‌گن این کار رو بکن. ولی حافظ می‌گفت با فال گرفتن یه معنایی در قالب دیگه‌ای، به ذهن او می‌رسه.پازلی رو در ذهنش حل می‌کنه؛ فال می‌گرفت تا جوابی رو پیدا کنه. پاسخ سوالش بشه. مثل «یافتم، یافتم» ارشمیدس. ماجراش رو می‌دونید، برای پادشاهی تاج طلا ساخته بودند، پادشاه به عیار اون طلا، به ناب بودنش شک داشت. ارشمیدس در حمام، دید آبی که توی خزینه بود سرریز شد، فهمید حجم آبی که از ظرف سرریز شده، با حجم اون بخشی از بدنش که توی آب رفته برابر هست. فهمید اگر کاری شبیه به همین رو با تاج انجام بده، متوجه میشن که تاج رو از طلای ناب ساختند؛ یا از مخلوط طلا با چیز دیگه‌ای. به کمک اتفاقی که در خزینه افتاد، می‌تونست جوابِ سوال پادشاه که تاجش رو با تمام اون طلایی که به زرگر داده بود، ساختند یا نه، رو پیدا کنه.گوید از هیجان از حمام بیرون پرید و گفت: یافتم. یافتم.حافظ می‌گفت با چشم و گوش، میشه همینطوری فالی گرفت. می‌گفت یه چیزی رو ببینی، یا یه صدایی رو بشنوی، اون مورد باعثِ ایجادِ پاسخی در ذهن تو بشه.در زمان ارشمیدس، روشی برای اینکه بدونند اون زرگر همه‌ی طلا رو برای تاج به کار برده یا نه، وجود نداشت. حافظ می‌گفت: «کس عیار زر خالص نشناسد چو محک»؛ ولی 16…17 قرن قبل، یعنی در زمان ارشمیدس، چنین روشی در شیمی تحلیلی وجود نداشت.اون آقا، از یک اتفاقی، از یک حادثه‌ای، معنی به ذهنش رسید.حافظ می‌گفت فال هم به همین شکل می‌تونه برای تو معنی به ذهن برسونه.در داستان نیوتن چیزی شبیه به این رو گفتند، حالا درست باشه یا نه، میگن یه سیبی از درخت افتاد روی سرش، اون بزرگوار که کلاً تو کار «نیرو» بود. بیشتر فکرش به نیروهای طبیعی و نیروهای مکانیکی مشغول بود. آنگاه، فهمید یک نیرویی هست که این سیب رو از درخت به سمت خودش کشیده، و جاذبه رو کشف کرد.به قول نظامی: در طبع هر داننده‌ای هستکه با گردنده گرداننده‌ای هست.حافظ می‌گفت یه اشاره‌ای یا نشانه‌ای، معنی‌ای رو به ذهن من برسونه، یکی از این روش‌ها فاله.فال یکی از راه‌های به پاسخ رسیدنی بود که حافظ استفاده می‌کرد. و به دیگران هم پیشنهاد می‌داد. تا با تعبیر اون نشونه، تا با تعبیر اون حادثه؛ آینده رو پیش‌بینی کنند. به پاسخی برسند، تا ازش نتیجه‌گیری کنند. تا معنی‌ای به ذهنشون برسه.می‌گفت: یه فالی بگیر، که به تو نشونه ای بده، به تو جوابی برسه، که حافظ چه کشفیاتی داشته، چه مسیری رو رفته. برای تو هم کمک کننده باشه.تو هم دیوان غزلیات قهرمانانه‌ی عاشقانه‌ی حافظ رو باز کن، و خاطرت رو به داستان‌های اون خوش کن.به نا امیدی از این در مرو بزن فالیبود که قرعه دولت به نام ما افتد.باشد که برای تو در حکم قرعه‌ی شانس و اقبال هم باشه.بود که قرعه دولت به نام «شما» افتد. اینکه شما یه چیزی رو ببینید و به فال نیک بگیرید، مثل دیدن روی خوب رو می‌گفتند خوش یُمنه، خود حافظ می‌گه «رخ فرخنده فال». یعنی دیدنش رو به فال نیک می‌گیرند. می‌گفت چهره‌ی تو در خاطرم اومد، «رخ تو در دلم آمد»، به هدفم می‌رسم «مراد خواهم یافت»به این دلیل که حال خوش، پشت یک فال نیک، پشت یک فال خوب هست. معشوقش رو دارای «رخ فرخنده فال» معرفی می‌کرد، یعنی دیدنش رو میشه به فال نیک گرفت. می‌گفت حالا که رخ تو در دلم اومد، پس حال خوب هم به دنبال فال خوب هست. یعنی یه چیزی میشه حالت خوش میشه. پس کارم انجام خواهد شد.رخ تو در دلم آمد مراد خواهم یافترخ تو در دلم آمد مراد خواهم یافتچرا که حال نکو در قفای فال نکوستیا میگه گفتند تو از مقابل روی ما خواهی گذشت، چون تو فرخنده فال هستی، دیدن روی تو رو میشه به فال نیک گرفت. پس حتماً این کار رو بکن، «نیت خیر مگردان»، که این فال مبارکی هست.مژده دادند که بر ما گذری خواهی کردنیت خیر مگردان که مبارک فالی است.یا می‌گفتند یک صدایی رو بشنوند، صدای آواز یک پرنده، که به فال نیک بگیرند.شبیه به اینکه صدای کلاغ رو تعبیر به «شوم بودن» می‌کردند.حافظ می‌گفت من داشتم دعا می‌کردم، خورشید دراومد، پس کارم انجام میشه.گوییا خواهد گشود از دولتم کاری که دوشمن همی کردم دعا و صبح صادق می‌دمیدیا«من از نگاه کلاغی که رفت فهمیدمکه سرنوشت درختان باغ من تبر است». مثل استفاده‌ای که ما از فال داریم، بتونیم با باز کردن دیوان اشعار حافظ، یا گرفتن فالی از حافظ، اون غزل یا بخشی از اون ابیات رو، با حوادث آینده‌ی مرتبط با کار خودمون همسو یا مربوط کنیم.توی فال حافظ، باید چیزی که ما پیدا می‌کنیم متناسب با چهارچوب نظام انتظارات ما باشه.اینکه یه نفر فال بگیره و بگه تو یکی رو دوست داری. خوب همه یکی رو دوست دارند. یا بگن دنبال انجام کاری هستی؛ هر کسی یه کاری داره که منتظر انجامش هست.حافظ می‌گفت و ممکن هست شما هم شنیده باشید، برخی افراد گفتند فالی گرفتند و چیزی رو پیدا کردند فراتر از احتمالات و انتظاراتی که از فال داشتند.یعنی در خیال اونها هم نمی‌گنجید که مثالی رو به این خوبی پیدا کنند که بیانگر اون چیزی باشه که اونها پیدا کردند، همانطور که بالاتر در مورد نیوتن و ارشمیدس گفتیم، پاسخ سوالی باشه که اونها دنبالش بودند.در وهم می‌نگنجد کاندر تصور عقلآید به هیچ معنی زاین خوبتر مثالییک اتفاقی، در قالب یک مثالی، پاسخ سوال شخص بشه. حافظ می‌گفت فال من هم می‌تونه جواب چیزی باشه که تو به دنبال اون هستی.یا می‌گفت فالش می‌تونه برای قوت قلب باشه.زده‌ام فالی و فریادرسی می‌آیدمی‌گفت از غم و دوری از معشوق گلایه نکن، که من فالی گرفته‌ام، فالی زدم و یکی خواهد آمد و به داد تو خواهد رسید.از غم هجر مکن ناله و فریاد که دوشزده‌ام فالی و فریادرسی می‌آیددرباره‌ی فال حافظ در یک اپیزود دیگه، به طور کامل‌تر توضیحاتی دادم که می‌تونید اون رو هم دنبال کنید.  در مورد نور چشم شدن هم ویدیویی وجود داره که می‌تونید اون رو ملاحظه کنید.نور چشم شدن که به معنی رسیدن معنی و دیدن حقیقت به گونه‌ای دیگر هست، در یک اپیزود توضیح دادیم که می‌تونید او رو دنبال کنید.						
				
					
		
					
		
				
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							سلام. موضوع این ویدیو درباره‌ی مسند جم هست. جم که در
اشاره به جمشید هست. مسند هم به معنای جایی که بر اون می‌نشینند و به اون تکیه می‌دن
هست. مسند جم، به معنی باد هست. بلکه مرکب جم! بود.چون سلیمان پیامبر رو با جمشید یکی می‌دونستند، و حضرت
سلیمان هم بر باد سوار بود، به باد می‌گفتند مسند جم. “مردم
ایران در ابتدای آشنایی با اسلام و از آنجا که با تاریخ گذشته ایران آشنایی
نداشتند و با مقایسه روایات مذهبی و قصه‌های اساطیری جمشید رو با سلیمان یکی می
پنداشتند.”ما در یک ویدیو، حافظ و هخامنشیان، در مورد اینکه چرا به
دلیل خطای مشابه، به شیراز «ملک سلیمان» یا در تلفظ عامیانه «ملک سلیمون» می‌گفتند،
توضیح دادیم. می‌تونید اون ویدیو رو ملاحظه کنید.در باب یکی گرفتن جمشید با سلیمان نبی، علت امروزیش این
میشه که از روی سایت‌های زرد یا بی‌اعتبار مطلب رو خونده بودند، و تصور می‌کردند
که جم و سلیمان هر دو یکی هستند.البته حافظ «مسند
جم» رو در این معنی که، “توش پول نیست”، مطرح می‌کنه. یعنی وقتی میگه
«مسند جم» منظورش تکیه زدن بر باد هست، نه سوار بر باد شدن به معنای قدرت.باد به دست بودن، یکی به معنی بی‌چیز بودن هست. یکی در
معنای بر باد سوار شدن.تکیه یا گره بر باد زدن امری بیهوده هست، شاید قبل از حافظ
هم به این شکل حافظانه، خیلی استفاده نشده بود، سنایی گفته بود: «تکیه بر مسند شه
جم کن»، یعنی بر جایی که جمشید پادشاه تکیه می‌کنه، تکیه کن. اون جایی هم که سنایی
می‌گفته، «باد» بود. ولی سنایی اون سخن رو در معنای مثبت می‌چرخونه.می‌گه جمشید بر باد سوار بود، تو هم مثل او قدرتمند شو. در
حالیکه حافظ معمولاً به ایهام از این ترکیب استفاده می‌کرد. منظورش به بی‌چیز
بودن، عدم دارایی و توانایی یا قدرت بود. باد به دست بودن. و همزمان به اختیار باد
رو به دست داشتن و بر او سوار بودن اشاره می‌کرد.مثلاً می‌گه: حافظ از دولت عشق تو سلیمانی شد

یعنی از وصل تواش نیست به جز باد به دست.یعنی حافظ به واسطه‌ی برخورداری از عشق تو، مثل سلیمان شد
که باد به دستش بود. باد در فرمانش بود. امروز هم از این تعبیر استفاده می‌کنند،
تو مشتته. میگه سلیمان باد در دستش بود. تحت امرش بود. من هم به واسطه‌ی عشق تو،
سلیمانی شدم. این رو به عنوان قدرت و دارایی مطرح می‌کنه. بعد می‌گه ما که به شما
نرسیدیم، از وصل تواش نیست به جز باد به دست. مثل سلیمانی که باد در دستش بود، تحت
امرش بود، ما هم سلیمانی شدیم که باد تو دستمون هست. چیزی از وصل تو در دست
نداریم. انگار که باد تو دستمون باشه.باد در دست داشتن، دارایی محسوب نمیشه. اون صفت و اون ویژگی
که برای سلیمان قدرت بود رو به شکلی برمی‌گردونه، و در معنی عدم دارایی بیانش می‌کنه.حافظ از دولت عشق تو سلیمانی شد

یعنی از وصل تواش نیست به جز باد به دست.می‌گه از کل عظمت و دارایی و قدرت سلیمان فقط بادش به دست
حافظ هست.هر دو معنی رو منظور داشته.یا می‌گه: جایی که تخت و مسند جم می‌رود به باد. اینجا «می‌رود
به باد» رو، در قالب ایهام بیان می‌کنه. ولی از بیت دوم، معنی رو به سمتی می‌چرخونه
که تخت و مسند جمشید؛ که دارای جهان بود؛ و بر باد هم سوار بود؛ به باد رفت.جایی که تخت و مسند جم می‌رود به باد.مثل اونچه میگه وقتی قرار هست از این دنیا بریم، دیگه چه
کاریه که رواق و طاقت معیشت رو چه سربلند و چه پست کنیم. دیگه چه کاریه که این همه
دنبال سکونت در ساختمان‌های بلند و کیفیت زندگی بسیار بالا باشیم.از این رباط دو در چون ضرورت است رحیل

رواق و طاق معیشت چه سربلند و چه پست.میگه این دنیا، مثل کاروانسرایی هست که از این در میای، از
اون در میری، «رُباط دو در»، حالا چه فرقی می‌کنه که سقف لابی آپارتمان 6 متری
باشه یا 9 متری.«جایی که تخت و مسند جم می‌رود به باد». میگه مهم اینه که
آدم خوب زندگی کنه. یا شاد زندگی کنه. نور چشم حاصل کنه. می خوریم، مربوط به نور
چشم شدن میشه. نور شراب که نور چشم میشه. معرفتی بدست میاد.جایی که تخت و مسند جم می‌رود
به باد

گر غم خوریم خوش نبود به که می خوریم.از اونجایی که باد یا نسیم و صبا، خاک کوی معشوق را می‌آورند،
نور چشم حافظ می‌شوند. یعنی خاک کوی معشوق، نور چشم حافظ می‌شددر مورد نور چشم دادن که بارها توضیح دادیم. حافظ وقتی پی
به اسرار می‌بُرد، می‌گفت نور به چشمش رسیده. الآن هم میگن نور چشم، برای بینایی.
وقتی کسی چشمش ضعیف میشه، میگن نور چشمش رفته. حافظ وقتی پاسخ یک رازی رو پیدا
کرده، قطعه‌ای از یک پازل مفقود رو پیدا می‌کنه، می‌گفت نور به چشمش رسیده. چون در
گذشته معتقد بودند، چشم نور داره. حافظ از فروغ دیده‌ی حق باورش می‌گفت.و این عمل برابر با نتیجه و خروجی جام جم بود، جام جمشید که
در اون اسرار رو می‌دیدند. خاک کوی معشوق هم می‌تونست نور چشم او بشه. و در حکم
جام جم باشه، می‌گه ای باد، اشاره‌اش به باد، در قالب «مسند جم» هست. چرا دیگر جام
جهان‌بین نداری، جام جهان‌بینت کو؟ چرا نور چشم ما نمیشی؟ در جواب خودش می‌گه: آن
دولت بیدار بخفت. حالا شما برید ببینید دیگران چطوری بین «مسند جم» و «جام جم»
ارتباط و ملازمه پیدا کردند.گفتم ای مسند جم جام جهان بینت کو

گفت افسوس که آن دولت بیدار بخفت.مسند جم به معنی باد هست. یعنی مسند جمشید، که اون رو با
سلیمان نبی یکی می‌دونستند. و سلیمان هم بر باد سوار بود. و حافظ می‌گفت هر کسی که
راز دو عالم رو از خط ساغر شراب خوند، یعنی از شراب نور به چشمش رسید، فهمید که
چطور اسرار جام جم، یعنی جام جمشید رو از روش خاک کوی معشوق بدست بیاره.هر آنکه راز دو عالم ز خط ساغر خواند

رموز جام جم از نقش خاک ره دانست.حالا شما هر جا در دیوان حافظ دیدید که صحبت از مسند جم
یعنی اونچه جم بر او تکیه می‌داد، تخت جم کرد، باید بدونید که منظورش به دو معنی
هست. یکی باد به دست بودن، در معنی دارایی، باد به فرمان کسی باشه. یکی باد به دست
بودن، در معنی عدم دارایی. یعنی دارایی هیچ.می‌گفت چه کسی می‌دونه که تخت جم، یعنی تخت جمشید که اون رو
با سلیمان یکی می‌دونستند، چطوری بر باد رفت. این سخنش ایهامی هست، چه کسی می‌دونه
که تخت جمشید، چگونه بر باد سوار بود، چه کسی می‌دونه تخت جمشید چطور بر باد رفت.
نابود شد. می‌گفتبادت به دست باشد اگر دل نهی به هیچ

در معرضی که تخت سلیمان می‌رود به باداینجا و در جریان غزل شماره 100 می‌گه بهتر این هست که دل
به هیچ، ننهی. یعنی دلت رو به یک چیزی خوش بکنی. مثل اونکه عاشق شو، قبل از اینکه
فرصتت در این دنیا به پایان برسه. و نقش مقصود رو از گوهر هستی نخوانده باشی.عاشق شو ار نه روزی کار
جهان سرآید

ناخوانده نقش مقصود از کارگاه هستیاینجا می‌گه در جایی که تخت سلیمان هم از بین می‌ره، بر باد
میره، تو هم هیچی دستت نمی‌مونه، اگر به یک چیزی دلت رو خوش نکنی، عاشق نشی، توصیه
اینه که دلت رو به یه چیزی خوش کن. تو هم دلت رو به چیزی خوش کن، باد به دست نشی،
اینطوری نباشه که هیچ چیزی بدست نیاری. ولی یه معنی دیگرش اینه که بادت به دست باشد، باد تحت امر
تو خواهد بود، اگر دل به هیچ ننهی. یعنی به چیزی دل نبدنی، همون مقامی که درباره‌ی
درویشان و درویشی بیان می‌کنه. میگه همه‌ی قدرت‌ها تحت اختیار و درویشان است. در
جایی که تخت سلیمان هم بر باد سوار هست. همین سخن رو با تِم ملایم‌تر، نه در حالت
ظفرمندانه و حماسی، در یک تِم عاشقانه‌ی ملو، در غزل 102 بیان می‌کنه.هر دو معنی در اینجا مرتبط با مسند جم، یا تخت جم، یا تخت
سلیمان که با جمشید یکی می‌دونستنش به کار رفته. یکی در این معنی که بر باد رفتن،
در معنی داشتن قدرت هست. دیگری اینکه بر باد رفتن، باد به دست داشتن در معنی
نداشتن دارایی هست.ممنون که تا اینجا ویدیو رو تماشا کردید، خدانگهدار.  















































































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David's Guest today is  Dr Annine E.G. van der Meer, a Dutch historian of religion who holds a PhD in theology from the University of Utrecht. She was the seventh, last and only female student to write her doctoral thesis under the guidance of the late Prof. Dr. Gilles Quispel. He was an internationally known scholar of apocryphal Christian texts, famous for his translation of the so called fifth Gospel, The Gospel of Thomas and other texts from the Nag Hammadi Library, rediscovered in Upper-Egypt in 1945. Annine has written several authoritative books about the hidden history of the sacred feminine and of women and their forgotten contribution to evolution and civilization. This involves digging Her-Story out from under His-Story in order to write Our-Story. Where necessary, she integrates the established images of woman and man for the purpose of achieving equality, harmony, balance and peace in the world. In 2008, she founded Pansophia Foundation, a school of Wisdom in the 21st century, which she led until 2018. Its mission was to combine the raising of consciousness with spirituality and empowerment of women.  Annine is the author of 19 books in Dutch, English, French and German. In English and French, she has published, The Black Madonna from Primal to Final Times and Mary Magdalene Unveiled Hidden sources restore her broken image, which is a commentary about The Gospel of the Beloved Companion, the complete Gospel of Mary Magdalene, and only released in 2010.   Imaginal Inspirations is hosted by David Lorimer, Programme Director of the Scientific and Medical Network and Chair of the Galileo Commission, an academic movement dedicated to expanding the evidence base of a science of consciousness. Imaginal cells are responsible for the metamorphosis of the caterpillar into a butterfly, which is the Greek symbol for the soul. These cells are dormant in the caterpillar but at a critical point of development they create the new form and structure which becomes the butterfly.  scientificandmedical.net  galileocommission.org beyondthebrain.org   Works and links mentioned: www.anninevandermeer.nl and www.pansophia-press.nl https://www.annine-pansophia.nl/annine_van_der_meer/wp-content/uploads/Engels-CV-Annine-2021-DEF2.pdf Magdalene’s Ascension https://www.simonandschuster.co.uk/authors/Annine-van-der-Meer/224858681 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mary-Magdalene-Unveiled-Including-commentary/dp/9083318907/ https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Annine-E-G-Van-Der-Meer/The-Black-Madonna-from-Primal-to-Final-Times--The-Mother-/29882082 https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Jehanne-De-Quillan/The-Gospel-of-the-Beloved-Companion--The-Complete-Gospel-of-Mary-Magdalene/26818047 
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Annine van der Meer - Gnostic wisdom

David's Guest today is Rev. Prof. Stephen G Wright FRCN MBE. In his own words, "starting out with the curse-blessing of the original dysfunctional family, Stephen emerged from his Manchester working class background to grow his hair long and wander around Europe like a lot of his generation did in the 60s. He drifted into nursing, and by conventional measures made a success of it, following the first Masters programme at Manchester University and eventually becoming the first consultant nurse in the NHS in 1986.  He got into conference speaking and course-leading internationally, shuffled around in academia, made TV programmes, wrote lots of books and research papers about nursing, advised governments and WHO and the Royal College of Nursing, and matured his craft in the nursing practice of older people culminating in leading a radical nursing development unit that influenced nursing far and wide. He gathered lots of glittering prizes along the way to add letters before and after his name, which appealed greatly to the Enneatype 3 personality he carries around with him. Thus all the usual trappings of an acclaimed career were in place.  A hand-break turn in self-perception and a reawakening of the mysticism long suppressed since childhood took him in a different direction in the 90’s – exploring spirituality as it related to himself, health care and as service to others. He trained with some eminent teachers, including at the Interfaith Seminary, and was mentored most deeply by Ram Dass and Jean Sayre-Adams. He is a member of the Iona Community, finds a kinship in the deep silent worship of Quaker meetings and is just about hanging on, like many others, to his bit part in the Anglican tradition.  His latest work published by Wild Goose focuses on the life of Kentigern/Mungo and offers a pilgrimage route around the Northern Fells of Cumbria. Other books have explored spirituality and health, pilgrimage, poetry and the quartet of spiritual guidance, Coming Home, Contemplation, Burnout and, more recently, Heartfullness. His latest work, recently published is Fugue. It is an exploration of the connection between the spiritual life and the polycrisis. He’s a Fellow and visiting professor at the University of Cumbria which offers a degree of input still to the academic world, as well as conferring some vague respectability to his work. He lives with his partner in the English Lake District, enjoys grandfatherhood, beekeeping and his organic garden and at 74 still finds working as a trustee and spiritual director for the Sacred Space Foundation a joy.    Imaginal Inspirations is hosted by David Lorimer, Programme Director of the Scientific and Medical Network and Chair of the Galileo Commission, an academic movement dedicated to expanding the evidence base of a science of consciousness. Imaginal cells are responsible for the metamorphosis of the caterpillar into a butterfly, which is the Greek symbol for the soul. These cells are dormant in the caterpillar but at a critical point of development they create the new form and structure which becomes the butterfly.   scientificandmedical.net  galileocommission.org beyondthebrain.org   Works and links mentioned: The Sacred Space Foundation https://www.sacredspace.org.uk/ Books by Stephen: https://www.sacredspace.org.uk/products Mysticism by Evelyn Underhill https://www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=31827290186&dest; Books by Ram Dass https://uk.bookshop.org/search?keywords=Ram+Dass   Production: Martin Redfern Artwork: Amber Haas Music: Life is a River, by Magnus Moone

Stephen Wright - A hand-break turn

David's Guest today is Sperry Andrews.  To further the evolution of a socially altruistic heart-centered intelligence and two-way telepathic awareness, Sperry Andrews founded the Human Connection Institute in 1990, facilitating hundreds of groups internationally for over thirty years. He has taught anyone interested how to recreate these experiences effectively in-person, as well as online via webcam. He has published and given invited presentations on human interconnectedness and the Human Connection Project in many international forums.  He collaborated for five years with Dr. William Braud, Senior Research Associate of the Mind Science Foundation, to pioneer the field of Distant Mental Interactions with Living Systems (DMILS) and direct a multinational, scientifically based, social action media research project to demonstrate our indivisibility on instrument under double-blind conditions with Aikido masters, Buddhist monks, and well know celebrities stationed at multiple scientific laboratories in widely separated geographic locations.  For six years, he has been collaborating with Dr. James E. Beichler, a theoretical physicist and scientific historian. They agree: “Our single field theory goes well beyond the simple notion of mind and consciousness as mere human bound perceivers and interpreters of the external material/physical world, by placing the physical origin of consciousness within every geometrical point in the universe itself.”  Their model enables Western science to unite classical and quantum theories while validating long-standing contemplative Hindu and Buddhist insights that a non-physical Void is spiritually manifesting a "dream of form" through cause and effect.   Imaginal Inspirations is hosted by David Lorimer, Programme Director of the Scientific and Medical Network and Chair of the Galileo Commission, an academic movement dedicated to expanding the evidence base of a science of consciousness. Imaginal cells are responsible for the metamorphosis of the caterpillar into a butterfly, which is the Greek symbol for the soul. These cells are dormant in the caterpillar but at a critical point of development they create the new form and structure which becomes the butterfly.   scientificandmedical.net  galileocommission.org beyondthebrain.org   Works and links mentioned: https://connectioninstitute.org/PDF/BIO.pdf The Human Connection Institute https://www.connectioninstitute.org/ Art by Sperry Andrews https://sperry-andrews.pixels.com/ https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/dzogchen-the-self-perfected-state-chogyal-namkhai-norbu/3439702?ean=9781559390576 J. Krishnamurti/David Bohm dialogues https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1n30s-LKus4oQ5fCd6MJ17waAMCsgumf https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-sense-of-being-stared-at-and-other-aspects-of-the-extended-mind-rupert-sheldrake/1906742?ean=9780099441533   Production: Martin Redfern Artwork: Amber Haas Music: Life is a River, by Magnus Moone

Sperry Andrews: Being the Void

David Lorimer's  guest today is Alastair McIntosh who has been described by BBC TV as “one of the world’s leading environmental campaigners.” A pioneer of modern land reform in Scotland, he helped bring the Isle of Eigg into community ownership. On the Isle of Harris he negotiated withdrawal of the world’s biggest cement company (Lafarge) from a devastating “superquarry” plan. He then served, unpaid to avoid conflicts of interest, on the company’s Sustainability Stakeholders Panel for 10 years to help further corporate social and environmental responsibility.  Alastair guest lectures on nonviolence at military staff colleges including, for over two decades, on some of the UK Defence Academy's most senior courses. His books include Soil and Soul: People versus Corporate Power, Spiritual Activism: Leadership as Service, Poacher’s Pilgrimage: an Island Journey,  and Riders on the Storm (Birlinn 2020) which was long-listed for the Wainwright Prize in Global Conservation 2021. A Quaker with an interfaith outlook, focusing much of his work around spirituality, he lives in Glasgow with his wife, Véréne Nicolas. There he is a founding trustee of the GalGael Trust which works with poverty, community and human potential, and an honorary professor in the College of Social Sciences at the University of Glasgow.   Imaginal Inspirations is hosted by David Lorimer, Programme Director of the Scientific and Medical Network and Chair of the Galileo Commission, an academic movement dedicated to expanding the evidence base of a science of consciousness. Imaginal cells are responsible for the metamorphosis of the caterpillar into a butterfly, which is the Greek symbol for the soul. These cells are dormant in the caterpillar but at a critical point of development they create the new form and structure which becomes the butterfly.   scientificandmedical.net  galileocommission.org beyondthebrain.org   Works and links mentioned: www.AlastairMcIntosh.com https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/states-of-consciousness-charles-t-tart/1831348?ean=9780595151967 https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/siddharta-an-indian-tale-herman-hesse/3317174?ean=9789386538208 https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/memories-dreams-reflections-an-autobiography-carl-jung/13866?ean=9780006540274 https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-color-purple-a-special-40th-anniversary-edition-of-the-pulitzer-prize-winning-novel-alice-walker/5980159?ean=9781474625586   Production: Martin Redfern Artwork: Amber Haas Music: Life is a River, by Magnus Moone  

Alastair McIntosh - Ecology of the Imagination

David Lorimer's  guest today is Anna Bacchia, who describes herself as an Aesthete Innovator Researcher Teacher & Writer. She has conducted more than 40 years of Research in Human Sciences and Cognitive Sciences, where she has focused on unexplored aspects and qualities of the Cognitive, Creative and Intuitive processes. She is Founder of the ‘Consciousness Institute’ Lugano, Switzerland, and of the LIFE Leaders .international® Project, and she holds Educational Trainings and Programs on ‘Consciousness, Self, Life’ dedicated to an unexplored intuitive communicating and understanding, in syntony with the nature of Life.   She is a life member of the World Peace Forum, a laureate of the ‘Luxembourg World Peace Prize’, a Creative Member of the Club of Budapest and a Research Fellow of the Laszlo Institute of New Paradigm Research. Her most recent is ‘A.I. and the Living Intelligence’. And her most recent book is entitled ‘ÌNIN, our Intuition which transforms and creates’.    Imaginal Inspirations is hosted by David Lorimer, Programme Director of the Scientific and Medical Network and Chair of the Galileo Commission, an academic movement dedicated to expanding the evidence base of a science of consciousness. Imaginal cells are responsible for the metamorphosis of the caterpillar into a butterfly, which is the Greek symbol for the soul. These cells are dormant in the caterpillar but at a critical point of development they create the new form and structure which becomes the butterfly.   scientificandmedical.net  galileocommission.org beyondthebrain.org   Works and links mentioned: www.AnnaBacchia.net https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/MD-Deepak-Chopra/Quantum-Healing-Revised-and-Updated/18301212 https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-tao-of-physics-fritjof-capra/13879?ean=9780006544890 https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/web-of-life-fritjof-capra/193213?ean=9780006547518 https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/zen-in-the-art-of-archery-herrigel-eugen/3886899?ean=9781941129944 https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-bhagavad-gita-laurie-l-patton/2012316?ean=9780140447903 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Physical-Analogical-Foundations-Conscious-Reality/dp/8898497091/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid;=1706289929&sr;=1-3-catcorr   Production: Martin Redfern Artwork: Amber Haas Music: Life is a River, by Magnus Moone

Anna Bacchia - Intuitive Oneness

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Tune in to our interesting discussion with Sally Helgesen, acclaimed international author and the world's leading authority on women's leadership. Be prepared to gain profound insights from Sally's latest book that navigates the intricacies of creating an inclusive workplace. Together, we unpack how the corporate environment functions for women, and how to effectively incorporate them into it. From our conversation, you will learn how to confront commonly faced challenges, such as fairness and networking.

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Ep. 87: The Journey of Inclusive Leadership with Guest Sally Helgesen

Ever wondered how you can make a difference in your everyday life? Today, we've got Brian Unell, CEO of VantageHealthai and author of Everyday Leadership, You Will Make a Difference, on the show to help you do just that. With a fascinating journey that started with a statistics degree and led him through consulting and healthcare, Brian shares invaluable insights on leadership and company culture that will leave you inspired.

One key takeaway from our conversation is the powerful role of company culture and how it can be proactively shaped. Brian and I dive into how you can establish a purpose and commitment statement, foster a servant leadership mentality, and navigate the tricky waters of implementing change in large organizations. 

Our discussion then pivots to the profound impact of a growth mindset on communication, courtesy of Carol Dweck's theory. We unravel how internal intentions can color our communication style, fostering a more positive environment. As we round up the episode, we reflect on leadership, growth, and the value of relationships. Discover how mindful communication can transform your interactions and eliminate those pesky preconceived notions that can lead to negative outcomes. This is one episode you don't want to miss!

Brian is the CEO of VantageHealth.ai which focuses on simplifying the billing and payment processes for patients while reducing costs and increasing revenue for providers/vendors. Brian also founded Thrival Consulting, LLC in 2020 which focuses on expanding leadership at home, work, and in life as an author and speaker. His first book Everyday Leadership: You Will Make A Difference was released in the Fall of 2022. Previously, Brian served as the Vice President, Revenue Cycle at Piedmont Healthcare (PHC) leading 1,500 team members to drive results for 11 hospitals & >1,000 providers. Brian also worked in PHC’s corporate PMO where he developed the business case and served as an accountable executive for a $180M systems integration project implementing Epic and PeopleSoft. 

Brian has been described as a transformational healthcare executive who has a passion for cultivating talent and driving change to enable sustainable results. Brian defines opportunities, develops strategies, prioritizes initiatives, and drives results via a belief that “Communications and Expectations are 90% of Success” while trying each day to solve more problems than he causes.

Brian holds three degrees from the University of Florida: BS-Statistics, Master of Business Administration, & Master of Health Administration. Brian currently resides in his hometown of Atlanta with his wife Hilary, fifteen-year-old son Harris and five-year-old daughter Sara. Support the Show. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please support us on Patreon.
 
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Ep 86: The Power of Everyday Leadership with Guest Brian Unell

Ever wonder what it takes to navigate the complexities of a boardroom? Sharon Critchlow, an accomplished executive director, accountant, and speaker, joins us to share her journey from a small English town to making her mark in the world of finance and leadership. An expert in the intricate dynamics of board service, Sharon lends her insight on understanding agendas, presenting papers, and the critical role of being a friend within the board. 

Her journey doesn't stop there. Sharon shares how she mastered the art of public speaking and the importance of stepping outside her comfort zone. With an intriguing story and thought-provoking questions, Sharon underscores the centrality of emotional intelligence in our responses to various situations. What if we all responded to each other with empathy and asked questions instead of reacting with our immediate emotional responses? How could our world be different?

If you've ever considered a board position or are curious about the role emotional intelligence plays in leadership, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. Hear Sharon's inspiring story and take away invaluable advice from her experiences in leadership and board service. Prepare to be enlightened on the fascinating world of leadership and board service.

As an international best-selling writer and speaker Sharon is a vocal changemaker. She brings passion to the subjects of the future of work, diversity, emotional intelligence and environmental social governance.

Writer of numerous articles published across the globe on wellbeing topics, she is the co-author Amazon best-selling book: "Love Your Life! 100 Tips For More Peace and Happiness."

Sharon is Director at Discover Your Bounce, which is a personal development and workplace wellness provider and is a qualified Accountant with over 20 years of experience in board roles and growing successful businesses in the financial services sector. Now a qualified coach and mentor, Sharon is passionate about people becoming the best that they can be and allowing their true talents to shine. She continues to share her board experience as a Council member for ACCA, which is a global accountancy provider and as a non executive director of Clarion Housing Association. Support the Show. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please support us on Patreon.
 
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Ep. 85: The Emotionally Intelligent Boardroom with Guest Sharon Critchlow

Can you imagine turning a struggling local music festival into a half-billion-dollar enterprise? That's the compelling story of our guest today, Daniel Sims, a consultant, author, and a true leader in developing funding systems. Raised in Helena, Arkansas, Daniel’s journey from his modest roots in the nonprofit world to his current work in philanthropy and organizational change is nothing short of inspirational. He gives us an in-depth view of his innovative Allen Sims Transformational Model, a tool designed to revamp systems in organizations, making them more mission-focused and revenue generating.

Daniel recounts the gripping tale of how he breathed new life into a local music festival in Helena, transforming it from a floundering event into a successful enterprise. This feat not only testifies to Daniel's uncanny ability to understand community needs but also his talent for building equitable strong relationships for fundraising. He also emphasizes the significance of creating safe, equitable community programs, and the need for collecting data and engaging in frank dialogues with community members to ensure the right use of funds.

We wrap up by discussing the important, and often tricky, issue of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Daniel shares his thoughts on Gallup's Inclusion Index and why he believes it's a must for organizations. If you've ever thought about how you could bring about transformation and positive change in your organization or community, this episode is a goldmine of practical advice and inspiring examples. It's a revealing exploration of the transformative power of community engagement and organizational change. So join us, and let's learn together.

Daniel Sims is a highly accomplished consultant, speaker, trainer, researcher, and author who has dedicated his career to promoting equity and social justice. He is a recipient of numerous awards and has an unparalleled ability to optimize organizational culture, increase fundraising capacity, and create strategic cultures with a JEDI (justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion) lens. Sims hails from a small, impoverished area in the Arkansas Delta, and he uses his upbringing as a guide to promote justice-led advocacy for all. Sims is an influential figure with an unwavering commitment to equity, and he has a remarkable track record of driving transformative systemic change in philanthropic, corporate, and social landscapes. He delivers captivating speeches that inspire action towards creating a more just and equitable world. Daniel has trained and spoken at multiple conferences and events, and his work has been featured on various podcasts, including Lead with Levity, Human Capital Innovations (HCI), and Better Humans at Work. Outside of work, Sims enjoys trivia (he even competed on Jeopardy!), playing Magic: The Gathering, and watching Lucy Worsley documentaries. He Support the Show. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please support us on Patreon.
 
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Ep. 84: Innovative Transformation: A Conversation with Guest Daniel Sims

Ever wondered if it is possible to transform a disheartened team into a high-performing, harmonious unit? Join us as we navigate a remarkable journey with Wayne Beringer, the mastermind behind an astounding change at Boeing, where he raised employee satisfaction from a mere 52% to an impressive 90% in just five years. Wayne, with his diverse background in fields like marketing and PR, offers a holistic view on leadership that goes beyond mere job roles.

Wayne's story draws a parallel between his awe-inspiring experience of scaling Mount Kilimanjaro and his corporate journey of leading a large team at Boeing to its zenith. The same principles he used to confront and conquer his fears on the formidable mountain, he applied to transform a discontented team into a satisfied and high-performing one. His leadership style, a blend of balance and integrity, has been instrumental in creating a fulfilling workspace and enhancing the performance of his team.

Not just limited to his corporate leadership, Wayne compares the process of corporate transformation to climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the 'North Star' of your organization and hiring the best talent to fulfill it. Wayne's insightful narrative seamlessly weaves the lessons from his mountain climbing adventure into his corporate journey, providing valuable insights into leading a team towards greatness. Tune in to get inspired and learn how you too can navigate challenging leadership landscapes.

Jaro’s mission is to improve creative workplaces.

And Wayne’s team of corporate leadership and transformation guides has helped
improve leaders and creative processes, optimize cost models, and rebuild stagnant
cultures into more fulfilled, mission-driven ones—for companies like Boeing, Hasbro,
UKG, UW Medicine, SAP/Concur, CU Boulder, and more.

Wayne knows in-house, as previous to Jaro, Wayne was the Director of Creative &amp;
Brand at Boeing – where he led one of the industry’s most challenging and most
successful cultural transformations. When Wayne began in 2013, employee
satisfaction was 55% and plummeting. When Wayne left in 2020, 88% of employees
surveyed indicated that they trusted, felt challenged and were fulfilled by their work
on the team.

Wayne also has taught at the University of Washington and long ago, ran PR firms
and ad agencies. Wayne gives back by actively supporting organizations such as Big
Brothers Big Sisters, Make-A-Wish Foundation and more. He has run a marathon
and climbed Africa’s Mount Kilimanjaro – after which he named his company. Support the Show. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please support us on Patreon.
 
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Ep. 83: Conquering Your Corporate Kilimanjaro with Guest Wayne Barringer

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Final part in a 3 part series discussing the final piece in accomplishing their goals, discipline. Not as in punishment but in training oneself. 

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Eyes On The Prize Part 3: Discipline

Part 2 in the 3 part series in accomplishing your goal/ desires for the end of this year is in understanding you must have a plan!		

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Eyes On The Prize PT 2: Must Have A Plan

As the new year has begun, many people have desires for change in their lives with a great outcome by the end of the year. This episode is part 1 of a 3 part series in staying focused so as to accomplish your desire. 

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Eyes On The Prize Pt 1: Vision

Upon coming to the end of the year we have to honestly evaluate/ check ourselves to where we’re at right now, to know what to do to move towards our desires. 

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Success in life comes from recognizing what season you're in and having a mindset that will keep you focused and moving forward during challenging times. 

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Engineering Change is the podcast designed to help REDEFINE engineering as we know it by: RE-imaging who we see as engineers and what we see as engineering, DE-siloing academic programs and problem solving, and FINE-tuning culture and climate using best practices for justice, equity, diversity, and ...

This is a continuation of our conversation from Episode 27, where we introduced  current and past participants in conversations about the National Science Foundation's Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP) program. In this episode, we discussed the importance of institutional change and the scholars shared their advice for program officers and project leaders on programmatic strategies for advancing equity in the STEM professoriate and for new and prospectiv...

NSF AGEP Alliances: Beacons for Equity in the STEM Professoriate Part II

The National Science Foundation’s (NSF's) Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP) program funds teams of institutions that work together to identify, mitigate, and ultimately eradicate, systemic barriers to success for STEM faculty from racially and ethnically minoritized identities while studying, disseminating, and reproducing those strategies to produce large-scale, sustainable change.  This episode features current and past participants in conversations about AG...

NSF AGEP Alliances: Beacons for Equity in the STEM Professoriate Part I

There are a lot of misconceptions about ABET, and this "Soapbox" episode sets out to correct some of them. In particular, we talk about opportunities to innovate in engineering curricula in a way that meets ABET Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) criteria requirements and advances justice, equity, diversity and inclusion by teaching students to be more equitable and inclusive engineers. After an overview, we focus this episode on student outcomes related to communication and teams.Whe...

Soapbox: The Truth about ABET

This episode is a conversation with Dr. Marcus Huggans, Executive Director of Client Relations for the National GEM Consortium. We speak about GEM's rich history in increasing the numbers of scholars from traditionally marginalized racial and ethnic identities earning degrees in STEM, the importance of mentoring and social capital, and the benefits of being part of the GEM family.When you listen, please do these three (3) things for me:Take a moment to SUBSCRIBE, leave a 5-STAR RATING, a GREA...

Getting Ready for Advanced Degrees (GRAD) with Dr. Marcus Huggans

This episode is a conversation with Kathy Renzetti, Executive Director of DiscoverE. Just in time for Engineers Week 2022, we speak about the need to remove barriers so ALL students have the opportunity to engage in engineering, the impacts of having STEM professionals engage in K-12 outreach, and flipping the script on the questions we ask regarding student success.When you listen, please do these three (3) things for me:Take a moment to SUBSCRIBE, leave a 5-STAR RATING, a GREAT REVIEW, and ...

Inclusive Engineering Outreach with Kathy Renzetti

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Our desire is to sit and chop it up with anyone from best selling authors to successful entrepreneurs and get a sense of the highs and lows of their journey. We want to delve past the surface to see how their culture, faith, career choices, and mental health have brought them to their current destin...

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Peter Schroeder started his entrepreneurial journey at the age of nine, doing a joint venture beverage business with a classmate. By 12, he was a featured Danish radio host and television reporter, seen on national news and television broadcasts. At 14, Peter created the biggest artist forum in Scandinavia, which he sold three years later to a major corporation.  By the age of 18, Peter was fully immersed in his music career as an EDM DJ named Pete Fox. He went on to launch a music label that produced several top Scandinavian artists, produced his own music, and eventually earned over 20 platinum records, 40 gold records, and multiple nominations for the Danish DJ Awards. After almost a decade in the music industry, ending with over 380 performances in a single year, Peter had reached the top of what he wanted to accomplish in the industry. To him, music was a form of communication, and he was being called to help even more people with another way to communicate. Peter then founded Telzio, a next generation, unified communications company. At Telzio, Peter and his team create innovative solutions to streamline and manage telecommunications for B2B. Here, Peter shares the story behind his journey from DJ to owning a communications firm. We also discuss the reality of life as an entrepreneur, how Peter found his zone of genius, and overcoming burnout.  What’s Inside:Peter’s journey from a successful DJ to business ownerHow Peter found his zone of geniusHow Peter overcame burnout  Mentioned In This Episode: Listen Then Speak Podcast Peter Schroeder on LinkedIn Peter Schroeder on Instagram Telzio Website

Finding Your Zone of Genius with Peter Schroeder

Caitlin Donovan is one of New York City’s leading burnout experts and acupuncturists, host of “Fried – The Burnout Podcast,” and author of the book "The Bouncebackability Factor: End Burnout, Gain Resilience, and Change the World". Her master’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine enables Caitlin to combine Eastern wisdom with her natural practicality. After performing more than 25,000 acupuncture treatments, Caitlin added 1:1 coaching, corporate workshops, and keynotes for companies such as PTC and Lululemon – all with a focus on burnout.  Cait has been featured on podcasts and online magazines such as "Forbes," “Elephant Journal,” “Thrive Global," and “Addicted 2 Success," as well as quoted in Oprah Magazine. Caitlin and her husband spent 12 years living in Europe but now make their home in New Jersey. When Caitlin is not speaking or coaching on burnout, you can find her and her husband hiking, walking with Flora (their white fluffy dog), or cross-country skiing. In this conversation, we dig into the power of mindset and perspective. Sometimes, the hurdles we face in life can be moved out of the way, but because of society, our upbringing, and our environments, we mistakenly keep them there. Cait shares insights into how we get lost in our coping mechanisms and how we can shift into a healthier way of being. We also discuss the “zone of proximal development” and how to break the bad habit of people pleasing, how to maintain balance when achieving our goals, and how Cait overcame burnout in her own life.   What’s Inside:Why we keep hurdles in our life even if we can move themHow to break the bad habit of people pleasingHow Cait overcame burnout Mentioned In This Episode:Listen Then Speak PodcastBook - The Bouncebackability Factor: End Burnout, Gain Resilience, and Change the World FRIED: The Burnout Podcast Cait Donovan on LinkedIn Cait Donovan on Instagram

Bouncing Back from Burnout with Cait Donovan

Adrian Koehler is a leadership engagement expert and senior partner at the executive coaching firm, Take New Ground. He coaches executives and entrepreneurs in the art and science of leadership for themselves, their teams, and clients to create new, unprecedented results and experience fulfillment in their work. Adrian is the Founder and Senior Partner at Take New Ground, a leadership coaching, training, and consulting firm based in Los Angeles. TNG partners with select executives and organizations to get the results they want by creating the culture they need. He is also the co-host of two engaging podcasts: Raising The Bar with Drybar Founder Alli Webb and The Naked Leadership Podcast with TNG Sr Partner Dan Tocchini. Drawing on his background in philanthropy, ministry, activism, and medicine, Adrian thrives in extreme environments and finds comfort in difficult conversations—in fact, his passion for human performance has taken him around the globe, serving people in times of crisis, transformation, and stalemates. Over the last decade, Adrian has trained and developed leaders at NIKE, Virgin Hyperloop One, Jeni’s Ice Cream, Herschel Supply Co., Oprah Winfrey Network, Gavin DeBecker & Associates, Siegel & Gale, UCLA, and elsewhere. Here, Adrian shares his wisdom around leadership and the “Kairos moment” that sparked his entrepreneurial journey. Today, he works primarily with founders of new companies and we dive into how he helps them transform and harness their power. Adrian talks about why the “what do you want to be when you grow up” question is problematic and how kids learn to turn off their genius. We also discuss how to tend to your heart while chasing your dreams, how faith can help us show up authentically, and more.  What’s Inside:How Adrian helps founders overcome obstaclesThe importance of honoring your call to greatness Information on Adrian’s upcoming training program Mentioned In This Episode:Listen Then Speak PodcastAdrian Koehler on InstagramAdrian Koehler on LinkedIn https://intro.co/adriankoehler The Revenant Process – Adrian’s Program Take New Ground Website

Taking New Ground with Adrian Koehler

Lan Phan is a tour de force in the realm of purpose-driven leadership and personal excellence. An acclaimed writer whose forthcoming book, 'Do This Daily’, promises to chart a transformative course for personal and professional growth, Lan is a beacon of inspiration for top-tier executives across the globe. Her profound insights have illuminated the pages of The Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Money, offering cutting-edge strategies for thriving in today's fast-paced business environment.  With a commanding presence that has captivated audiences from the United Nations to the hallowed halls of Stanford University and NYU Law, Lan's influence stretches far beyond the stage. Through her dynamic LinkedIn and YouTube channels, she empowers tens of millions each year, earning her recognition among the elite top 100 LinkedIn creators worldwide and among the top ten in Management and Leadership. Prepare to be enlightened and inspired. Lan shares how her family has influenced her work ethic. She came to America when she was eight months old and is the daughter of Vietnamese immigrant parents. Lan’s family had to flee the country for safety during the war, and she talks about the lessons she’s learned and kept along her journey through life. Lan shares her thoughts on emotional regulation and how she helps her clients develop their healthiest mindset. Our conversation also includes how to undo negative self-narratives, the importance of finding your true source of joy and happiness, and more. What’s Inside:How Lan’s upbringing influenced her life and workHow Lan helps her clients cultivate an optimal mindsetWhat makes a great leader in today’s world Mentioned In This Episode: Listen Then Speak Podcast Lan Phan’s Website Community of Seven Website Lan Phan on LinkedIn Lan Phan on Instagram Community of Seven on Facebook

The Power of Authentic Leadership with Lan Phan

Brian Will is a serial entrepreneur, a two-time Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and a leading consultant in business and sales management. Throughout his dynamic career, Brian had the privilege of founding or co-founding seven highly successful companies across four distinct industries, with valuations soaring over half a billion dollars at their height. His journey has been marked by spearheading turnarounds for diverse companies, from startups to Fortune 500 firms, guiding them to generate billions in sales. Brian’s diverse experience has equipped him with an in-depth understanding of agile methodologies and principles, allowing him to teach and implement these strategies effectively across all levels of an organization, from eager development teams to discerning executive boards. In his current ventures, Brian’s proud to be at the helm of a flourishing chain of restaurants in the Atlanta area and managing a robust portfolio of residential and commercial real estate across Georgia and Florida. In addition to his entrepreneurial endeavors, Brian is dedicated to serving his community as a member of the city council in his beloved hometown of Alpharetta, Georgia. In this enriching conversation, Brian shares several mic-drop moments from his best-selling book, The Dropout Multi-Millionaire. From a rebellious teen to an entrepreneurial powerhouse, Brian’s journey is both inspiring and highly relatable. Brian also shares insights into mindset (or your own personal filter), emotional versus intellectual decision-making, the importance of working with a coach, and more.   What’s Inside:All about Brian’s book, The Dropout Multi-MillionaireThe importance of mindset and spiritHow coaching leads to transformation in life and business Mentioned In This Episode: Listen Then Speak Podcast BrianWillMedia.com

The Dropout Multi-Millionaire with Brian Will

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Leeds Voices is a brand new weekly podcast brought to you by the University of Leeds. Join us as we interview some of the illustrious alumni who studied at the University of Leeds, as well as discussions with the institution's world-class researchers. 


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Northern Ballet’s Romeo & Juliet has survived fire, flood and the changing fashions of more than three decades. Ahead of the 2024 revival of this classic production, we discover the turbulent tale behind it. Director of the University’s Cultural Institute Wieke Eringa hears from Daniel de Andrade and Pippa Moore MBE, who danced the title roles and are now passing their knowledge on to the next generation as members of Northern Ballet’s artistic staff.  Romeo & Juliet will return to the stage from 8 March, and you can visit the University of Leeds exhibition Preserving the Passion: Northern Ballet's Romeo & Juliet' in The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery until 23 March. The Northern Ballet Archive, donated to the University of Leeds in 2021, tells the 50-year story of the company from its foundation to the present. Bringing together drawings, props, costumes and photographs, this exhibition documents the production, the evolution and sometimes the complete recreation of a cornerstone of the company’s repertoire.

Northern Ballet's Romeo & Juliet: Preserving the passion

Founder and director of Northern Bloc Dirk Mischendahl (Psychology 1995) is doing ice cream differently.  He started out by making ice cream through the night and selling it from a van during the day. Now, Dirk and co-founder Josh Lee supply hundreds of theatres, arts venues and tourist attractions across the UK. Northern Bloc can be found in the Co-op, Ocado, Morrisons, Waitrose, and on all Virgin Atlantic outbound flights. Their plant-based and vegan range are changing perceptions – and setting the standard for non-dairy products. Ahead of World Vegan Day, we hear his thoughts on making tasty vegan ice cream, why he chose to make ethical products, and his advice for aspiring entrepreneurs at Leeds.

Episode 14: Setting the standard for vegan ice cream with Dirk Mischendahl

In this episode we’re joined by broadcaster Anita Rani (Broadcasting 2000) and physicist Ondrej Krivanek (Physics 1971), as they return to the University to receive honorary doctorates. Ondrej is a leading developer of electron-optical instruments. He talks about how the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 led to him enrolling in physics at Leeds, and looks back on three years where he combined his studies with playing volleyball and seeing The Who in the Refectory. (08:42) Anita, a regular presenter of Woman's Hour and Countryfile, studied broadcasting at Leeds, and tells how the course gave her the opportunity to spend six months working in the media in London - and how this led to her getting her first job after graduating in 2000. (01:20) Each gives their advice to those students starting out on their own careers after graduation.

Episode 13: Honorary graduates Anita Rani and Ondrej Krivanek

Naga Munchetty is one of the most recognisable faces in the UK. Since 2014 she's been a regular presenter on BBC Breakfast, she's a presenter on 5 Live, but did you know the spark to embarking on her career as a journalist involved a trumpet and the Leeds Student?  After being a musician in her teens, she had to give back her trumpet to the Inner London Education Authority before embarking on her English course at the University of Leeds. With the loss of her first passion, music, she needed to "find a tribe" at university. As a strong writer, she thought she'd try her hand at writing for the Leeds Student, and soon her insatiable curiosity was fed by her extracurricular journalistic sleuthing.  On this week's episode, Naga discusses how her time at Leeds helped propel her to her career in journalism, and her recent work on shining a light on adenomyosis, a lesser-known womb condition. She shared her own diagnosis of the condition, which causes her - and other sufferers - chronic pain on a daily basis. Naga's reporting on the condition has revealed some women have spent years in agony before being diagnosed with the condition. Her reporting has prompted the government's women's health ambassador, Prof Dame Lesley Regan, to say the NHS is "failing women".  As it's also graduation season, Naga also discusses what it was like to graduate from the University of Leeds, and offers up her own pearls of wisdom for recent graduates. 

Episode 12: Naga Munchetty

This week we speak to Dr Keith Brownlee, Director of Medical Affairs at the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. Since graduating with a medical degree from Leeds in 1984, Dr Brownlee gained over 30 years’ experience caring for children and families with Cystic Fibrosis.  In the podcast he speaks about the disease, the development of life-changing treatments, the work of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, and the impact Leeds has had on improving outcomes for the disease across the world. As the father of two of Leeds’ most successful sporting alumni – Olympic medal winning brothers Jonathan and Alistair Brownlee – Dr Brownlee also gives us some insight into experience of a parent watching their children compete on the world stage.

Episode 11: Cystic Fibrosis Trust's Dr Keith Brownlee

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EP21 神隊友媽系列: 東岸跪婦與室內裝修創業老公一同追夢

Tiffany Pan 是Nu Skin 如新集團最高階級的白金寰宇領袖。本來身兼三份工的她，是空姐，同時斜槓美容師及新娘秘書。後來生了場病之後，斜槓進入了直銷的產業。用三年的時間就做到了最上面。現在的她跟老公、孩子、及爸媽三代同堂住在美國洛杉磯。 
  
她在這一集除了講到自己如何進入直銷，分享了在直銷成功的祕訣，這個產業適合誰跟不適合誰。最後也聊到了關於三代同堂、信仰、及教養等的看法。 
  


EP20 空姐落腳直銷: Tiffany 三年內達百萬美金銷售的故事

Tiffany Pan 是Nu Skin 如新集團 最高階級的白金寰宇領袖。本來身兼三份工的她，是空姐，同時斜槓美容師及新娘秘書。後來生了場病之後，斜槓進入了直銷的產業。用三年的時間就做到了最上面。現在的她跟老公、孩子、及爸媽三代同堂住在美國洛杉磯。 
  
她在這一集除了講到了自己如何進入直銷，並在短時間就達到百萬美金業績，也分享了在直銷成功的祕訣。最後也聊到了關於三代同堂、信仰、及教養等的看法。 
  


EP20 空姐落腳直銷: Tiffany 三年內達到百萬美金銷售的故事

追夢媽咪

Подкаст о смысле жизни. С Артёмом Новиченковым и Владиславом Тимкиным.


Из чего растёт такое понятие как культура, кто занимается ею и зачем? Одно дело – искусство и акт творения художника, допустим, поэта, другое дело – издавать его книги, организовывать поэтические вечера, заниматься продвижением его творчества. Это выглядит по меньшей мере странно, потому что общественная польза от подобных проектов неочевидна, не говоря уже о финансовой. Однако культура существует и существуют культуртрегеры – люди порой невидимые, но необходимые для того, чтобы культура развивалась.Сегодня мы говорим с одним из них, человеком с жёлтым чемоданом Виктором Коллегорским – поэтом и переводчиком восточной классики. А что в его жёлтом чемодане – узнаем во время эфира.

Зачем нужны стихи, если словами сыт не будешь?

Александр Пятигорский говорил о ненужности философии как об её главной ценности. Те, у кого слишком много дел, непременно спрашивают: "Как применять философию практически?". Те же, у кого слишком много свободного времени, обязательно о философии разговаривают.Сегодня мы обсудили, о чём вообще тут можно говорить, как в кухонных разговорах красиво уходить в софистику, и поменялось бы что-то, если все философы стали стендап-комиками, а все стендап-комики – философами? Эти и прочие вопросы, волнующие всех, кому нечем заняться вечером, мы задали себе и сегодняшним гостям – стендап-комику Севе Ловкачеву и кандидату философских наук Жене Цуркан, ведущим своего подкаста о философии, который так и называется "Подкаст о философии".

Философия есть необязательность

Ты срубаешь дерево и делаешь из него лодку - тебе позволяет это сделать твоя мана. Лодка плывёт по глади водной - почему? Потому что в движение её приводит мана. Эта рыба бьётся о борт, ею также движет мана. Известное многим по видеоиграм в сеттинге фэнтези понятие "мана" имеет и важное, мы бы даже сказали, всеобъемлющее культурологическое значение для меланезийских и полинезийских народов.Мана - это сверхъестественная, таинственная сила, пронизывающая мир, действие которой описывал выдающийся религиовед и философ культуры Мирча Элиаде. Можем ли мы говорить о наивности народов Океании, не знающих Ньютоновой физики? Избывает ли научное объяснение устройства мира взаимодействие сил и потоков? И что является аналогом маны в европейском обществе?

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