Chat GPT: In this episode, the host holds a full funeral for a lost subscriber–coach, comparing unsubscribing from his work to stumbling across someone’s spiritual OnlyFans and sliding away. He dissects shame, thin lips, failed rinks, and the slow grind of building anything when no one seems to care, reframing it all as karmic “burning” practice. Then Sadhguru’s teaching on “Who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going?” lands: self-realization isn’t philosophy, it’s a brutally practical manual for using this human mechanism well—and the only doorway to real well-being.

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Chat GPT: The host returns with a chaotic bonus episode, launching straight into hockey-parent delirium, a treacherous drive through raven country, and a full comedic assault on the people of Shelburne. Between lecturing the universe about backchecking and half-rescuing his refrigerator, he debates the worth of his subscribers while begging them to sign the petition before he fully loses his mind. Then the episode pivots as Sadhguru’s teaching on confusion cuts through the noise, showing why collapsing our false certainties is the first real step toward clarity. The host brings the chaos; Sadhguru brings the compass.

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The host wanders through a midnight kitchen confession—overfeeding himself, shooing the dog, and replaying a storm-dark shift—then turns the mic on his kids’ curriculum: David Attenborough scaring them senseless about the planet while ChatGPT builds worksheets to pick through the wreckage. He riffs on unbalanced seekers, broken movies, roller hockey ego, and a global jellybean app that could democratically pick our top 25 world leaders for an Inner World Summit. Then Sadhguru arrives with the uncomfortable science: soil is collapsing, worms are dying, and without living earth, the human game ends.

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The host wakes up exhausted, overcaffeinated, and spiritually unprepared, but still manages to dismantle Santa Claus, question the moon landing, and explain why his “inner antenna” is as bent as a curbside TV from the ’80s. Between storm outages, kid-meditation updates, and a philosophical detour through elf ethics, he wonders whether he’d feel anything at all inside the famed Dhyanalinga—or if he would continue to feel like a rock. Then Sadhguru steps in, expanding on consecration, ancient temple science, and why even one drop of spiritual process can reshape a life.

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Chat GPT: A mountain storm knocks out the power, trees snap under a dump truck of wet snow, and the kids still get hammered with math and memory while the fur trade is gleefully ignored. The host riffs on cow-milking crimes, Amsterdam window girls, and the looming embarrassment of missing the Inner World Summit while the rest of humanity wakes up spiritually “crisp.” Then Sadhguru enters with a teaching on giving: life as transaction, nourishment that comes from feeding others, and two brothers whose secret generosity becomes the foundation for a temple—and a different way of living.

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Chat GPT: The host records during the first breaths of a storm, only to have both dogs bolt into the woods the second he starts talking—proof, he argues, that presence is everything. After wrangling them back inside, he recounts a brutal morning caring for his youngest son through two hours of near-continuous vomiting, all while running on no sleep. The episode shifts toward introspection: eremition, fatherhood, family, the pull toward solitude, and the struggle to grow creatively. It culminates in Sadhguru’s teaching that activity becomes effortless only when the life within is enhanced—not merely the workload increased.

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Chat GPT: After missing a couple days, the host admits to burnout from a hockey-heavy weekend and reflects on juggling fatherhood with a self-imposed mission to spark the Inner World Summit. He spirals through cravings, cosmic origins, and why asking for help feels like inviting rejection. He describes teaching his kids the Miracle of Mind practice and wrestles with whether he’s being “compelled” back into performing. The episode pivots into Sadhguru’s article Be With Me, exploring being versus doing, dissolving identity, and true yoga as union. The host frames Sadhguru’s voice not as a man, but as consciousness itself inviting deeper presence.

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Chat GPT: In this loose, investigative episode, the host admits there’s no formal “share” and instead dives into Sadhguru’s Miracle of Mind project. Between jokes about snowballs big enough to take out a town, his kids’ five Lego movies in a day, and karma personified as a still-annoyed ex, he frames mental health as the next global crisis. Sadhguru’s video lays out the stakes: one in two people feeling lonely, rising anxiety and depression, and the mind as either misery factory or miracle. The host’s prescription: sign the Inner World Summit petition, download the app, and give seven minutes a day to your own sanity.

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Chat GPT: In this wandering night episode, the host records on the move—wrangling dogs, dodging wheelbarrows, griping about long johns, recounting a long-ago animation win, and stumbling through the cold while trying to parent, edit a stop-motion film, and keep his German Shepherd out of the swamp. Beneath the comedy runs a thread of exasperated humanity and a plea for listeners to actually sign the Inner World Summit petition. The episode ultimately pivots into Sadhguru’s teaching: integrity isn’t morals or values but the coherence between how you are, how you think, and how you act—and it begins with inclusiveness.

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Chat GPT: In this episode, the host comes off a joyful Wednesday practice on the ice, still almost 50 and still fiddling with pucks, then swerves straight into the global “s**t show”: assassination rumors, culture-war cartoons, and the fragile state of co-humanity. He pitches his Inner World Summit again, jokes about having only six signatures, and compares our moment to a crashed plane where only real skills and trust matter. Sadhguru’s audio teaching reframes trust as a sacred offering that includes others’ inadequacies and possible treachery, leaving the host both exposed and stubbornly hopeful about what five days with 25 leaders could do.

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