Shambhala was a mythical Tibetan spiritual kingdom. Shambhala Buddhism as outlined in The Sacred Path of the Warrior is a secular attempt to appreciate and emulate the idea of that enlightened society.

Today we take a look at how the Mongols built a pragmatic empire and what we can learn from them.

How the contemplation of death can help us to finally live.

It's another random episode today as I had little time to prepare content.

At what point are you going to flip the switch? At what point are you going to stop waiting and start doing? At what point are you going to stop caring what others think? At what point do you stop making excuses and start making solutions?

It reminded me a lot of the work of Alan Watts. Very similar verbiage and mannerisms. They both use lots of humor. The main difference I would credit to Anthony de Mello is a master of the one-liners. You will be listening and get hit by a beautiful, powerful one-liner.

Today is a compilation of random thoughts I've had this week.

This review of Dr. Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for meaning ended up much more critical than intended but I feel as if there is a case to be made against the requirement of meaning in life.

Where to start on such a life-changing text? This book has forever changed the way I viewed the world. This book served as a guide during the darkest days of my life and led me to liberation.

We go all over in this episode, we discuss the concept of Karma, and go on a political rant.