This week we conclude the final part of our multi--pronged series on a question we asked you to consider with us-Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor in 1941? In this last part, we come to the present and examine whether Japanese citizens have a better quality of life then American citizens and consider who actually benefits from war.

This week we dive back into the the second part of our multi--pronged series on a question we ask you to consider with us-Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor in 1941? In this first part, we go back to the year 1853(the year that U.S. naval commander Commodore Perry showed up at Japan's doorstep and forced Japan to open up) to 1941 and Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. We look at the history and see Japan's race to catch up to U.S. power seemed to put it on a collision course with ever-expanding U.S. global influence.

This episode, due to an absence of one of our wonderful co-hosts, we take a break from our ongoing US vs. Japan series and dive back into our exploration of understanding consciousness. We consider Robert Monroe's theory of consciousness by looking at his works, including, "Journeys out of the Body", "Far Journeys", and "Ultimate Journeys". Keep an open mind and join us as we discuss the nature of consciousness, out of body experiences, and life after death. See you on the other side...of the comments section.

This week we dive into the first part of our multi--pronged series on a question we ask you to consider with us-Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor in 1941? In this first part, we go back to the year 1603(the year that Japan largely isolated itself from the world) until 1853(the year that U.S. naval commander Commodore Perry showed up at Japan's doorstep and forced Japan to open up). Was a clash between these two countries inevitable or could it have been avoided?

#Japan, #history, #WW2, #podcast, #hegemony

Part 3 of our exploring dreams series in which we discuss the results thus far of our Dream Journaling in our attempts to mastering the art of lucid dreaming; we also discuss various levels of consciousness and give potential answers as to why evil exists in the world, while some people are born in better situations, and the logic behind possible reincarnation.

#dreamjournaling #luciddreams #consciouness

This week, we had a wonderful conversation with Josh Stephens: Military Aviator, Real Estate Investor, and all around great guy. We discussed his background and upbringing and his path that led him to becoming a military aviator, being assigned to a B-52, and real estate investor. We also discussed the mindset necessary to do a very demanding and stressful task and how his background has shaped him.

Guest Bio:

Josh Stephens is a 13 year military aviator and real estate investor originally from Arizona.

Part 2 of our exploring dreams trilogy in which we discuss the results thus far of our Dream Journaling in our attempts to mastering the art of lucid dreaming; we also discuss various levels of consciousness and give potential answers as to why a conscious /individual/soul may choose to be born IF life is a choice in some way..

This week we dive into the first part of our multi--pronged series on dreams. In this first part, we discuss the meaning and significance of dreams, why humans are so fascinated with dreams, and whether it's possible for someone to harness the power of their consciousness while still dreaming.

#dreaming #luciddreams #consciouness #podcast

This week we discuss music and the powerful emotions that music evokes. We look at the best selling albums from the 1960's to the present day and try to figure out what made those specific albums so popular. From The Beatles to Pink Floyd to Michael Jackson, and etc. We examine why the record companies' quest for the next, "Thriller" led to music sounding less unique and distinct, and more similar. Whether this is a good or bad thing is subjective. Sis also mentions the epic battle between two modern artists- Drake(team Dan) vs. Kendrick Lamar(team Chrissy).

This week we discuss whether God promotes order and structure over disunity in all things and whether becoming ordered or structured necessarily makes people "good". We look at a few historical examples to support our theory such as the rise of Islam, the great Mongol conquest, and the conquest of Greece.