The Deep Dive with Adam Roa

Is the healing process ever complete?

Healing has been an important topic in my life and one I try to touch on often on this podcast. It is a beautifully intense process of really opening, being willing to be seen and see yourself, and also ready to step into the work that it takes to move through some of the traumas and woundings that hold us all back.

This week, I brought on Tim Morrison; an artist, healer, and facilitator who has experienced his own profound healing journey and has also worked with so many in their own processes to find deeper levels of themselves and their truth. I found that Tim and I had a lot in common, and I think you will too. After all, healing is kind of a collective thing is it not?

We talk about:

• Some of our own personal journey of healing.
• The work it can take to recognize patterns of trauma and start the work.
• The importance of healing work, especially in today's day and age, and how healing ourselves can be a collective effort.
• The depths of sexual trauma, and the mountain it can be to process and move through something that happens too regularly to both men and women.

For more from Tim Morrison, check out www.tim-morrison.com

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How long are humans actually supposed to live?

We've heard stories of long lives, in some circles even legends of immortality. And as science continues to blow our minds with its advances, the Biohacking craze has been taking off especially in the personal development and health and wellness communities. And why not? If there was a way to live longer, healthier lives; why wouldn't we want to know everything we can about how?

This week's guest is Chervin, the founder of Cymbiotika, an innovative wellness brand whose supplements have become a part of my routine and lifestyle. He has studied the subject of longevity and health in Eastern and Western medicine, orthomolecular medicine, epigenetics, physiology, nutrition, detoxification, biodynamic agriculture, and philosophy and brings a boat load of insight and perspective to this week's Deep Dive question.

We talk about:

• The science and misconceptions behind aging.
• How understanding your body as "electrical" can change how you see your health.
• The history behind the sciences involved in BioHacking and longevity and how they are helping people live longer and healthier lives.

Live long and prosper, and enjoy the episode.

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What impact does spirituality have on dating?

However you define WHAT the spiritual community actually is, whether it's conscious, woke, or spiritual; it seems that there is a common thread in this community; long term relationships seem to be difficult to maintain. It's no secret that there seem to be more short term relationships than long term, at least from my perspective. But why is that? Shouldn't spiritually aware couples have an easier time understanding each other, or relating with one another in supportive and sustainable ways?

For this topic I brought in my good friend, who is a coach and has specifically focused a large part of his energy and research towards masculine and feminine dynamics in and out of romantic partnerships.

In this episode we talk about:

Why longer term "conscious" relationships seem to be struggling

The effect that the healing of the wounded masculine, and the rise of the divine feminine, is having on polarity.

Key take aways for couples looking to experience more polarity, more connection, while continuing to find deeper levels of spirituality both separately and together.

It doesn't have to be either/or. But as always, it's the awareness and intention that counts when it comes to dating.

Check out more from Kevin Orosz and go a little deeper into the world of relationships, dynamics, and polarity in his course Primal Polarity. https://kevinorosz.com/primalpolarity/

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Do you want to nurture your creativity?

I say it all the time; we are all capable of creative expression and expansion. Humans ability to create from new ideas and find inspiration in the world around them is a divine gift that is really at the core of everything we have created as a species. Every statue, monument, book, painting, building, idea, good or bad, all of it has been born of the creativity and ingenuity of human beings. It is a beautiful power that spans the scale of complexity and simplicity and can represent the soul of a person like know other medium of communication can.

This week, I'm so excited to have the opportunity to talk with someone who has actually inspired me as an artist for many years. Allie Michelle is a fellow spoken word poet, two time best selling author with another book of poetry on the way, breathwork facilitator, and so much more; and is no stranger to the ebbs and flows of the creative process. As I continue to move through the creation of a new project in the form of an in-depth breakup course, Allies words and insights are medicine for me and I hope they can be for you as well.

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What is holding you back from your creativity?

So many of us have amazing ideas and powerful offerings that we want to bring to the world. I believe that we are all creative beings, and that if we were able to get to the core of our blocks and our resistance around actually bringing those powerful and creative ideas to life we would be living in a completely different world today.

This week, I want to share with you as much as I can around my own creative process. Through the lens of creating a new course on breakups, I want to share vulnerably how I am moving through my own wounds and resistance to bring this to life and prove to myself that I'm capable of diving into something I've never done before.

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Why is death so scary to people?

We know that death is a part of life. It is that one, last great adventure that we all get to go on at some point in this human experience. Its inevitability doesn't make it any easier to lose ones that we love, and definitely doesn't make the mystery of death any easier to comprehend. But for some, the fact that we are all going to die actually invites them to live a more purposeful life.

Branden Collinsworth is one of those people. This week I had a conversation about life and death with a friend, coach, mentor, speaker, and founder of Warrior Retreats, who recently experienced the loss of his mother; and has some pretty amazing insights on this topic because of it.

On this episode we talk about:

- Brandens perspective on death after losing his mother.

- Can finding meaning in life be a crutch?

- How to go all in and still keep the balance of Yin and Yang.

- What death can actually teach you about living.

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What makes art healthy?

We often consider expressing ourselves as a healthy thing to do, and what better way to do that than through art and communication? That being said; there are two sides of art. The creation, and the actual sharing of it.

This week I Dive Deep with artist, wordsmith, and intellectual Lily Fangz about the process of creation of art, as well as releasing it, and where the lines of it being healthy or unhealthy can be drawn.

Check out Lily Fangz on Youtube at LiveFromPlanetFangz

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Does art really have anything to do with business?

We've all heard the term "starving artist". I don't necessarily know when the term was coined, but I still hear it referenced all the time; almost as an ok title. An artist struggling to make ends meet seems to make sense to a lot of people, which for a culture that relies SO heavily on art and the artists that devote their life to the mastery of what they do, has always perplexed me. Why do we value art so much in this society, yet see so many artists struggling financially? And what effect would it have on our culture if artists were able to focus less on making money, and more on the devotion to their craft?

For this topic, I brought someone close to me and close to this subject. Nate Stein, aka Equanimous is a devoted artist, and DJ who has navigated his way through all of the stories around art and money, and come out the other side now helping other artists to thrive in what they do and share their message with the world. For you artists and creators out there wondering what steps to take to make a profit from your passion, this one is definitely for you.

To check out some of my music that Nate has previously helped me with, go to https://spoti.fi/3cc27j6 Also, follow along with Nate's journey and amazing music at https://spoti.fi/3aDgQmL

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What is the deal with Web 3.0?

If you are asking that question, you're definitely not alone. As cryptocurrencies and NFT's become more and more of a popular topic of conversation, many are being left with more questions than answers. For some, this has them leaning into a new learning curve and dedicating themselves to understanding this new technology and what benefits it might have for them. For others, it can be a little daunting and can often turn off any desire to learn before it starts.

This week, I brought on my good friend Ramaayan who is a modern day wizard, a scholar and entrepreneur, and one who is incredibly studied in the world of decentralization and Web 3. We discuss what this new world of technology looks like for all creators, especially artists, and why all of us should care a little more about Web 3.0 and the potentials it carries with it.

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Is art still relevant?

As an artist, I have dedicated most of my life to the path of inspiration, dedication, and creation of my expression through artistic mediums. Poetry, music, even cooking for me carries an intention behind it, and I strive to make everything I do artistic. The search for truth and authenticity behind what can be incredibly vulnerable and challenging at times, is to me what art is; and I believe that the world needs more of it.

This week, I'm speaking with Nick Onken who has also been an artistic devotee in his life and explored it (quite successfully, I'll add) in a number of different mediums. We are discussing what art looks like in 2022, how the world of social media, algorithms, and instant access has changed the game, and whether art is still relevant and important as a medium for societal change.

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