I share an introduction to the text, philosophy, and content of the seminal work on awareness and liberation from the human condition. As relevant today, as was 2000 years ago.

I review the classical Chinese book Chuang Tzu. I compare his rebel philosophy to Confucius and the Yi Jing. Taoism, Buddhism, and Vedic philosophy as well. I show the shared philosophy across Millenia, cultures, continents, and people's.

I discuss how one in a lower realm can overcome their 'nature' and realise a positive change.

I discuss a theory related to body language, the language centre of the brain and dyslexia. ***Voice notes for podcast discussions

I read the poem about the six Bardos, or the intermediate states. From the Tibetan book of the dead. The guide to the liberation in the between states.

I read the first day of the guide to natural liberation in the reality between.

I read day 8 of the Tibetan book of the dead. The guide to liberation in the between states.

I read the seventh day in the Tibetan book of the dead. The guide to navigating the between states of life and death. The book is also a guide for the living. Awareness. Not taking this life for granted. Delusions. Fear. Confidence. Faith in oneself.

I discuss how translation, culture, language creation, and history can influence a philosophy and practice. From a number of different perspectives. Join me for an a dventure through history, philosophy, and culture. Enjoy the ride.

I discuss karma/kamma. How we relate to our actions, past and present. Our minds. Ego. Buddhist/Hindu/Jainist/vedic perspective. My Tantric Buddhist background is also obvious.