This episode is an engaging discussion with Luqman Muller, an addiction counsellor and intellectual based in Stuttgart, Germany. The conversation delves into the complexities of the German identity while examining the impact of the World Wars on the country and how it has effected the country's collective mindset.

Luqman sheds light on the connection between anger, addiction, and the pervasive undercurrent of pain in German society and how it can be extrapolated across the world. The exploration extends to German music, literature, and history, unraveling the layers of sociology and mass psychosis that have shaped the nation's narrative.

This episode questions not just the surface manifestations of addiction but, more crucially, its underlying causes – probing into why the pain persists and how it intertwines with the broader sociocultural fabric.

This is a unique perspective on Germany's past and present and an enlightened view towards its future. 

To learn more about Luqman Muller and his projects click on the links below:

Luqman's Linkedin

Al Mudmin Website

Al Mudmin Instagram

How the bankers got so much power. It begins with a technique called 'fractional reserve banking.' It may sound complicated, but it is really very simple and in all other contexts it would be called fraud. 

Here's a little story about how a group of jewellers took over world finance...enjoy

What was Short #1 really about?

The layer will be exposed...keep listening...it will all make sense.

A heist took place over the 20th Century that affects every single person on the planet. It makes Money Heist and Lift look like pocket change.

This is a series of shorts sharing my musings on our current state of affairs and how we got here.

It begins on the plains of South Africa, stay tuned for part 2.

Explore the world of Lucid Dreaming with Abdallah and Dave Green, a London-based artist who “creates” drawings in his lucid dreams.

Dave has been a lucid dreamer from a young age. First he used it as a tool to deal with recurring nightmares, now, as an adult, he has shifted his focus to lucid dream art and portraits. 

This episode explores the intersection between imagination, perception, spirituality and the dream world and uses it as a launching board to further discuss the nature of our reality.

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Harmonise | 21 Day Classical Music Challenge: https://music.aydutton.com/challenge

Books Mentioned in the Conversation:

The World is As You Dream It - by John Perkins

Lucid Dreaming - Stephen LaBerge

Dream Yoga - Andrew Holecek

Learn more about Dave Green and his work here:

Website: https://dave-green.co.uk/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davegreen5000/

What does it mean to be a man? How do we define ourselves as males? What should we be striving towards as men? How do we slot into the 21st Century? And where do we find ourselves as Muslims?

Join us for a thought-provoking and insightful discussion as Abdallah engages in a candid conversation with Ishaq Vadillo – a dynamic personal trainer, entrepreneur, and a young man with a profound understanding of modern masculinity and its intersection with Muslim identity in the 21st century.

In this episode, Abdallah and Ishaq delve deep into the concept of masculinity, exploring what it truly means to be a man in today's rapidly changing.

Links referenced:

The Spirit of Excellence Online Course: 

https://soe.aydutton.com/soehome

21 Day Classical Music Challenge:

https://music.aydutton.com/challenge

I'm excited to announce that Season 2 of The New Nomos podcast will be coming soon. 

In the meantime, you can keep up to date with my latest content by signing up for my upcoming FREE online webinar on 24th May 2023 at 8pm South Africa time by clicking on the link below:

http://courses.aydutton.com/home

The webinar will be covering the main themes and ideas that I explore in my upcoming online course titled 'The Spirit of Excellence.'

In this episode I recount my experience on set of a live recording of The Midnight Miracle podcast with Dave Chapelle, Yasiin Bey and Talib Kweli in London.

To tune in to The Midnight Miracle click on the link below:

https://luminarypodcasts.com/listen/talib-kweli-yasiin-bey-and-dave-chappelle/the-midnight-miracle/c88501e3-f783-43cc-b00a-022d2a3ad33b?country=US

Music by Ian Cattanach

This episode explores the language and philosophy of Western Classical Music with Dr Maria Vraka. 

Dr Maria is a music researcher and educator, teacher, pianist and life coach passionate about developing human potential. 

From a life engrossed in music and musicology she has developed an acute relationship with sound, frequency and vibration, an expertise that she brings into her life coaching, development work with young children and further research into the role of music as a means of unlocking higher human potential. 

Follow Dr Maria Vraka on:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-maria-vraka-b3796b37

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmariavraka_coaching/

Subscribe to The New Nomos on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYRb3OR-pMaQBJ8sqUI9Z5g?sub_confirmation=1

Music by Ian Cattanach

Kofi Ofosu is a self-taught freelance character designer and visual story teller from Ghana. His fascination with comic books and cartoons as a child led to a love affair with the art form that eventually inspired his decision to become a working professional in the art industry.

Instead of the usual route through art school, pressured by his parents to complete a business science degree at university, he had to forge his own path learning the trade via YouTube tutorials and Online Courses all while completing his bachelors degree.     

Through sheer drive and a yearning to fulfil his highest potential, Kofi is now an authority in his field. He works on global contracts for the likes of DreamWorks Animation and Netflix, hosts his own podcast, Fiko’s Corner and actively engages with his strong  online following to inspire a new generation of African artists and creatives. 

This episode touches on Kofi’s journey, his philosophy in life and what it takes to be a creative in the 21st Century, but it is also an exploration into the time we live in and the huge potential contained within the continent of Africa.

Follow Kofi Ofosu on Instagram: @braku_star

Follow Kofi's Podcast 'Fiko's Corner' on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fikos-corner/id1493712113

Follow 'The New Nomos' on Instagram: @thenewnomos

Subscribe to 'The New Nomos' channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYRb3OR-pMaQBJ8sqUI9Z5g?sub_confirmation=1

Abdallah's Online Course on The Ten Symphonies: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ck1RFybKMnB/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Comic Book Adaptation of Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung:

The Ring of the Nibelung - Comic by P. Craig Russel

Music by Ian Cattanach

Inspired by the themes in Lubomir Arsov's short film In Shadow (from Episode 35) and his depiction of hope for the future of society, this episode explores the state of children today with Tazeen Dutton.

Are our children whole? How is our stress affecting them? And how do we go about raising children of light, love and wholeness?

Tazeen Dutton is an expert in Early Childhood Development with three decades of experience in the field. She has five children of her own and is currently a Body Stress Release practitioner based in London, UK.

Follow Tazeen Dutton here: 

https://www.instagram.com/tazeen_dutton/

Other Links:

In Shadow - by Lubomir Arsov: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j800SVeiS5I 

The Spiritual Embryo: http://montessoritimes.com/infant-toddler/spiritual-embryo/

Raising Boys in the Twenty First Century by Steve Biddulph: Purchase on Amazon Here

Music by Ian Cattanach