The DPO Project

The DPO Project

By The Dispassionate ObserverAlternative HealthHealth & Fitness
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The DPO Project episodes

  • Primalism - Part II

    Part II - Our primal impulses help us survive, yet sometimes they spin out of control. We perceive constant threats. We become anxious and fearful. Our critical thinking diminishes. In short, we lose our humanity. 

     

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Primalism - Part I

    Our primal impulses help us survive, yet sometimes they spin out of control. We perceive constant threats. We become anxious and fearful. Our critical thinking diminishes. In short, we lose our humanity.

    Remember to subscribe to our channel. 

    #OptOut

    35 min
  • Change Requires Change.

    Positive thinking only carries us so far. Real change requires change! In our habits, thought patterns, and lifestyle.

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    7 min
  • Invest In Loss - Part II

    Invest in Loss - Modern life has become unsustainable. We require more and more energy just to survive. By investing in loss, we restore balance to our lives, and release energy that we can use to live more productively. 

    20 min
  • Be Content.

    Our search for happiness often leads to unhappiness. It leaves us frustrated, exhausted, and unsatisfied. Instead of searching for happiness, learn to simply be content.

    6 min
  • Invest In Loss - Part I

    Modern life has become unsustainable. We require more and more energy just to survive. By investing in loss, we restore balance to our lives, and release energy that we can use to live more productively.

     

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    44 min
  • Entitlement

    We are not entitled to entitlement! It creates false expectations and leads to frustration and resentment. Use gratitude and humility to counteract entitlement.

    33 min

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Discussions with Radheya and Master Zi will challenge the way we look at the world, and ourselves.