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The following episode is not just about a story of survival—this is a story of profound resilience, of rising from the ashes of unimaginable hardship and emerging stronger, more empowered, and with a deep sense of purpose.
Our guest Rebecca Deng’s life is a testament to the human spirit's ability to thrive, even after the darkest of times.
Rebecca Deng has lived through what most of us can’t even begin to imagine. At just four years old, her life was torn apart by the Second Sudanese Civil War. Her peaceful village in South Sudan became a battlefield, and she found herself on a harrowing journey of survival.
The Second Sudanese Civil War was an incredibly violent conflict that spanned 22 years. It involved child soldiers, slavery, mass atrocities, and the deaths of over two million people. The scale of destruction and suffering is nearly incomprehensible. For Rebecca Deng, however, this war was not a distant or abstract event—it was her reality. Forced to flee her home, Rebecca lived in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya for nearly a decade, before she became one of the Lost Girls of Sudan. Of the 4,000 Sudanese refugees granted resettlement in the United States, only 89 were girls, making Rebecca’s journey both extraordinary and rare.
In her remarkable memoir, What They Meant for Evil, Rebecca takes us through the unimaginable terror of her childhood, but even more importantly, she shows us the incredible power of resilience, hope, and faith. Her story is one of survival, about reclaiming identity, finding purpose, and transforming pain into a force for good.
Today Rebecca will share her extraordinary journey with us, discussing how she navigated trauma, found strength through faith, and became a powerful advocate for refugees and women around the world. Her insights on how to choose kindness and goodness even after witnessing the worst of humanity offer a profound lesson for all of us, especially in times of adversity.
I am deeply honored to bring you this conversation with Rebecca Deng—her story is one of the most compelling examples of the human spirit’s ability to heal, forgive, and inspire change.
Episode highlights:
01:29 Life in Kakuma Refugee Camp
01:50 Rebecca's Memoir and Resilience
05:35 Finding Hope Amidst Darkness
11:45 The Role of Faith in Overcoming Trauma
24:51 Navigating Cultural Identity
32:43 The Transformative Power of Education
35:44 The Power of Critical Thinking and Open-Mindedness
36:36 The Role of Education in Shaping Perspectives
37:06 Personal Reflections on Education and Learning
38:00 The Second Sudanese Civil War: A Personal Perspective
39:52 International Community's Role in Conflict Resolution
42:42 Challenges Faced by Women and Girls in Conflict Zones
49:31 Advocating for Refugees and Policy Changes
58:17 The Importance of Forgiveness in Healing
01:05:48 Hopes and Future for South Sudan
01:10:42 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts
Resources mentioned:
UNICEF profile on Rebecca Deng
What They Meant for Evil by Rebecca Deng
Guest's social handles:
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Ariane
Welcome to Superhumanize, where we explore the frontiers of human potential and the complex tapestry of consciousness. Today, we have an extraordinary guest—one of the most controversial and transformative thinkers of our time, Dr. Marc Gafni. Marc is not just a philosopher; he’s a revolutionary mind, a master teacher, and a provocateur who challenges us to rethink the very fabric of our reality.
Marc Gafni is known for his groundbreaking 'source code teachings' that delve into the profound depths of spirituality, ethics, and human connection. His theories, such as the Unique Self, CosmoErotic Humanism, and the transition from Homo sapiens to Homo Amor, are not just philosophical musings; they are calls to action for a global reawakening—a radical shift in how we view ourselves and our collective story.
In this episode, we talk about Marc’s latest work, 'First Principles & First Values,' where he collaborates with other visionary thinkers like Ken Wilber and Zak Stein to chart a path through the meta-crisis facing our civilization. This book is a manifesto for the future of humanity, where love, value, and the essence of what it means to be human are redefined in the most fundamental ways.
We'll explore some of the most pressing questions of our time: How do we confront the root cause of evil, what does it mean to reclaim our collective narrative as a love story? And how do we ensure that emerging technologies serve to enhance, rather than undermine, our journey toward becoming Homo Amor?
Marc’s insights are intellectually stimulating and they challenge us to integrate spiritual enlightenment, ethical living, and the art of meaningful relationships into our everyday lives. This is a conversation that promises to push boundaries and invites you into a new way of seeing the world.
Episode highlights:
01:09 Exploring First Principles and First Values
03:08 The Think Tank and Metacrisis
05:08 The Shocks of Existence
06:23 Existential Risks and AI
09:13 The Death of Our Humanity
10:41 The Techplex and Skinner's Box
22:48 Creating a New Story of Value
47:29 Exploring Eros and Intimacy
48:03 The Principle of Continuity and Discontinuity
49:44 A Story of Timeless Love
51:57 The Evolution of Intimacy and Freedom
54:29 The Debate on Free Will
57:48 The Impact of Technology on Freedom
01:02:09 Understanding Intrinsic Value
01:04:34 The Field of Value and Shared Stories
01:19:47 The Democratization of Heroism
01:21:01 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections
Resources mentioned:
Marc's website
About Marc Gafni
First Principles & First Values by Marc Gafni
Download Chapter 1-5 of First Principles & First Values https://worldphilosophyandreligion.org/free-download-chapter-1-5-of-first-principles-and-first-values
Free Weekly Broadcast with Dr. Marc Gafni https://www.onemountainmanypaths.org/
Guest's social handles:
Substack
Medium
YouTube
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Ariane
Welcome to Superhumanize, where we explore the wisdom and traditions that connect us to our roots, our purpose, and the universe itself. Today, we have the incredible honor of hosting Kumu Ramsay Taum, a revered cultural practitioner and spiritual leader whose work in integrating Native Hawaiian values into modern contexts is truly evolutionary.
Kumu Ramsay is a living bridge between the ancient and the modern. Trained and mentored by some of the most respected Hawaiian elders, he is a master of several Native Hawaiian practices, including Hoʻoponopono, a powerful process of reconciliation and healing; Lomi haha, an art of body alignment and healing; and Kaihewalu Lua, the formidable Hawaiian martial art. His journey has been deeply influenced by the belief that true warriors must first be healers—a philosophy that stands in stark contrast to today's often misunderstood notions of strength and masculinity.
Imagine a man who, with nothing more than a calm smile and subtle movements, can disarm larger, highly trained opponents—because for Kumu Ramsay, the essence of combat is not in the violence but in the preservation of peace and balance. In our conversation today, we will explore not just the techniques, but the profound spiritual and ethical foundations that guide these practices.
Kumu Ramsay's contributions go far beyond personal mastery. As the founder and president of the Life Enhancement Institute of the Pacific, he has been a transformational leader, advocating for the integration of cultural and place-based values into business and community models. His approach is a call to honor our interconnectedness and to operate from a place of respect, reciprocity, and sustainability—a message that is critically needed in our world today.
Today, we’ll talk about his personal journey, about what it means to be a true warrior, and how ancient Hawaiian principles can guide us toward a more balanced, respectful, and connected way of living.
Get ready to be inspired by Kumu Ramsay, where the wisdom of the past meets the possibilities of the future.
Episode highlights:
00:24 Meet Kumu Ramsay Taun
03:49 The Essence of Aloha
09:53 The Concept of Common Ground
16:40 Kumu Ramsay's Background and Training
24:24 A Warrior's Path
31:19 Martial Arts Demonstration and Philosophy
32:47 The Essence of Lua: Art and Science
34:25 Inner Peace and Warrior Spirit
36:24 Protection and Confrontation
38:54 Healing and Responsibility
42:54 Ho'oponopono: Misconceptions and Depth
51:53 Creating Peace from Within
56:16 Upcoming Events and Offerings
Resources mentioned:
Makali’i Rising / Immersion with Kumu Ramsay
Kumu's website
Guest's social handles:
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Yours,
Ariane
Imagine a world where our deepest wounds are not just healed but transformed into our greatest gifts—a world where the boundaries between the human and the divine dissolve in the dance of everyday life.
Today, I'm thrilled to take you on a journey with Gaia Ma, a visionary leader in personal and spiritual transformation.
Gaia Ma is the founder of The Tantric Way Process, an innovative approach that blends tantra, trauma healing, breathwork, and conscious community living to guide individuals toward greater freedom and authenticity.
As the co-founder of InanItah, an earth-based spiritual community on Ometepe Island, Nicaragua, Gaia has created a living and learning center dedicated to regenerative living and the evolution of human potential.
In this episode, we'll delve into the depths of sacred sexuality, explore the transformative power of breathwork, and learn how intentional communities like InanItah are redefining what it means to live in harmony with ourselves and the planet.
Whether you’re a seeker, a skeptic, or somewhere in between, get ready to dive deep into a conversation that promises to challenge, inspire, and awaken.
So grab your headphones, take a deep breath, and let's step into the transformative world of Gaia Ma.
In my conversation with Gaia Ma, you'll discover:
02:26 Gaia Ma's Early Life and Personal Journey
06:21 Struggles with Addiction and the Path to Recovery
08:36 Rediscovering Spirituality Through Yoga
10:27 Embracing Nature and Founding a Community
12:43 The Power of Boundaries and Gender Dynamics
21:18 Understanding Tantra Beyond Sexuality
39:01 Exploring Pagan Tantra and Feminist Revolution
39:22 The Power and Responsibility of Manifestation
40:14 Reflecting on Historical Consequences
45:06 The Inanita Community: A New Paradigm Lifestyle
50:05 Living Authentically Without Masks
59:19 The Masculine and Feminine Balance
01:06:58 Gaia's Offerings and Final Thoughts
Resources mentioned:
Gaia Ma website
InanItah
Guest's social handles:
YouTube
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When we help heal One, we help heal All.
Much gratitude and love.
Yours,
Ariane
Hollie McKay is an extraordinary individual whose life and work have taken her to the front lines of some of the world’s most dangerous and complex conflicts. As a war reporter, geopolitical analyst, and international humanitarian, Holly has seen the very best and the very worst of humanity. Her journey through war zones, her powerful storytelling, and her ability to connect with people from every walk of life make her one of the most compelling voices of our time.
Hollie's latest book, The Dictator’s Wife, is a stunning piece of fiction that weaves together the complexities of power, love, and identity in ways that reflect the deepest truths of the human experience. We’ll dive into how her extensive background in journalism and her first-hand experiences with global conflicts shaped the narratives in her novel.
But our conversation doesn't stop there. Holly recently underwent a profound personal journey with what is considered the most powerful known psychedelic, Iboga, in Mexico, that provided her with profound insights into her own psyche and the human condition. We’ll explore what she learned from this experience and how it intersects with her work and life philosophy.
And as if that wasn't enough, Hollie is also navigating the beautiful, transformative world of motherhood. She’s a new mom to a beautiful baby girl, and we’ll talk about how this new chapter has reshaped her views on vulnerability, strength, and hope.
In this episode, we’re not just unpacking Hollie’s professional accomplishments—we’re exploring the very essence of what it means to be resilient, to find light in the darkest places, and to live a life of purpose and passion. So, whether you’re seeking inspiration from Holly’s remarkable journey or practical insights on resilience and communication, I know you’ll find something truly valuable in this conversation. I’m deeply honored to have her on the show, and even more honored to call her a friend.
In my conversation with Hollie, you'll discover:
00:54 Holly McKay's Latest Book: The Dictator's Wife
04:57 The Challenges and Rewards of Writing Fiction
16:54 The Emotional Toll of War Reporting
28:50 Resilience and Hope in the Face of Adversity
38:17 The Importance of Effective Communication
42:24 Generational Shifts in Parenting and Communication
44:44 The Power of Storytelling in Communication
48:18 Finding Common Ground in Difficult Conversations
50:59 Exploring Psychedelic Experiences: Iboga
01:08:46 The Profound Impact of Motherhood
01:14:18 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Resources mentioned:
Hollie's website
Books authored by Hollie
Nature Magazine
Vet Solutions
Of Night and Light
Guest's social handles:
YouTube
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When we help heal One, we help heal All.
Much gratitude and love.
Yours,
Ariane
Welcome to a journey into the mind and the mystic. Today, I'm thrilled to introduce Dr. Shauheen Etminan, a visionary who marries the ancient wisdom of Eastern medicine with the cutting-edge discoveries of modern science.
As the founder of Ancestral Magi and VCENNA, Dr. Etminan is at the forefront of exploring how sacred plants and their psychoactive compounds, particularly beta-carbolines, can revolutionize our approach to mental health. These compounds, found in plants like Espand, also known as Syrian rue, have been used ceremonially for millennia to enhance mindfulness, promote longevity, and foster deep spiritual experiences.
In our discussion we will talk about how these ancient practices are supported by modern neuroscience, creating potent natural supplements that maintain legal status while offering profound therapeutic benefits.
Join us as we uncover the secrets of ancestral botanicals and how they transform our understanding of well-being and consciousness and as we decode the mystic messages of the past to navigate the complexities of the modern world.
In my conversation with Dr. Shauheen, you'll discover:
00:28 Exploring Ancestral Botanicals
02:08 The Vision of Humanity 2.0
03:26 Dr. Etminan's Journey
05:04 From Engineering to Social Entrepreneurship
07:19 Founding Vecena and Psychedelic Research
14:03 The Ancient Potion Homa
21:52 The Role of Beta Carbolines
26:59 The Mystical Experience of Beta Carbolines
31:13 Exploring the Dreaming State and Telepathy
32:33 Eastern Mysticism vs. Shamanic Mysticism
35:34 Beta Carbolines and Neuroprotection
38:10 The Science of Sleep and Memory
43:50 Sufi Whirling Meditation and Neuroscience
49:36 Ancestral Magite: Products and Benefits
57:41 Closing Thoughts and Future Directions
Resources mentioned:
Ancestral Magi
Guest's social handles:
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When we help heal One, we help heal All.
Much gratitude and love.
Yours,
Ariane
Welcome back, Superhumans. Today, we are navigating the deep waters where sexuality, trauma, and psychedelics converge. Our guest, Dr. Cat Meyer, is not just a therapist; she's a modern-day alchemist of the soul—a psychotherapist who integrates the ancient wisdom of tantra and yoga with the cutting-edge science of ketamine therapy. As a licensed psychotherapist, sexologist, and author, Dr. Cat is revolutionizing how we perceive and experience sexuality. She’s helping us redefine our relationships with our bodies, our partners, and ultimately, with ourselves.
Imagine a world where sexual trauma is not just addressed but transmuted into a source of deep power and healing; where intimate relationships become a sacred dance of exploration and growth; and where the boundaries of pleasure and pain blur to offer a path of profound self-realization. This is the world Dr. Cat invites us into—a world where shadow work, psychedelics, and BDSM can be tools for transformation rather than taboos.
In today’s episode, we’ll explore some highly provocative topics: How can psychedelics help us heal from sexual trauma and enhance our connection to our bodies? What does it mean to truly engage in shadow work, not just as a buzzword, but as a path to reclaim our authenticity? And for those curious about the world of play parties and BDSM, Dr. Cat will guide us through understanding these experiences not just as kink, but as profound avenues for growth, healing, and integration.
We'll also get personal—how does one navigate their own trauma and bring it into the light for healing? Dr. Cat has guided many through these treacherous waters, and today, she'll share her wisdom with us. So, if you’re ready to challenge the norms, dive deep, and emerge with a more profound understanding of your own sexual and spiritual identity, you are in the right place.
In my conversation with Cat Meyer, you'll discover:
01:25 The Intersection of Sexuality, Trauma, and Psychedelics
02:19 Personal Journey and Professional Insights
03:46 Reassociating with the Body and Healing
10:22 Exploring Sexual Desires and Styles
25:27 The Role of Psychedelics in Healing Sexual Trauma
29:43 BDSM as a Therapeutic Tool
35:17 Upcoming Workshops and Final Thoughts
Resources mentioned:
Sex Love &Yoga
Website
Book
Sex Love Psychedelics podcast
Guest's social handles:
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When we help heal One, we help heal All.
Much gratitude and love.
Yours,
Ariane
Welcome back to Superhumanize, where we explore the frontier of what it means to truly thrive in body, mind, and spirit. Today, I’m excited to be joined by someone who stands at the intersection of cutting-edge science and practical wellness—Dr. John Lewis.
Dr. Lewis is a pioneer in the field of nutritional psychiatry and cognitive health. His groundbreaking work has expanded our understanding of how nutrition impacts the brain and has also led to tangible solutions that are transforming lives. Most notably, Dr. Lewis conducted a landmark clinical study on Alzheimer’s disease, where his innovative use of an aloe polysaccharide multi-nutrient complex led to clinically significant improvements in cognitive function, reduced inflammation, and enhanced immune responses in patients with moderate to severe Alzheimer’s. This study has opened new avenues for potentially reversing the cognitive decline associated with this devastating disease.
In this episode, we’ll explore the very mechanisms by which the food we eat can enhance cognitive function, support immune health, and even modulate inflammation—a root cause of so many chronic conditions. We’ll go into the fascinating world of plant-based nutrients and their role in detoxification, heavy metal chelation, and adult stem cell production.
Beyond the science, what truly sets Dr. Lewis apart is his commitment to applying this knowledge in ways that are both accessible and deeply impactful. Whether you're a health practitioner, a biohacker, or someone simply looking to optimize your mental clarity and longevity, this conversation will deliver insights that could very well change the way you think about food and health.
In my conversation with Dr. Lewis, you'll discover:
00:22 Meet Dr. John Lewis: Pioneer in Nutritional Psychiatry
01:15 The Impact of Nutrition on Brain Health
02:03 Personal Stories and the Importance of Brain Health
03:57 Vitamin D: The Essential Nutrient
07:18 Understanding Polysaccharides and Their Benefits
10:08 Groundbreaking Alzheimer's Study
13:19 Clinical Trials and Real-Life Impact
20:52 Focus on Multiple Sclerosis
28:35 Immune Function and Brain Health
29:39 Nutritional Paradigm vs. Pharmacological Paradigm
30:13 Polysaccharides and Their Benefits
31:20 Personal Testimonials and Success Stories
33:20 Introduction to Aloe Vera and Rice Bran
37:10 Clinical Trials and Research
45:42 Challenges in Academia and Business
51:38 Future Plans and Innovations
53:32 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Resources mentioned:
Dr. Lewis' website
Guest's social handles:
YouTube
P.S. If you enjoy this episode and feel it helps to elevate your life, please give us a rating or review.
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When we help heal One, we help heal All.
Much gratitude and love.
Yours,
Ariane
Welcome to this episode of The Superhumanize Podcast, where we explore the frontiers of science and spirituality looking into the profound connections that shape our understanding of reality. Today, I am thrilled to introduce a guest who has been at the forefront of this intersection for decades—Lynne McTaggart.
Lynne McTaggart is not just an author; she’s a pioneer whose groundbreaking work has challenged and expanded our understanding of the mind, intention, and the very fabric of the Universe. Her international bestsellers, including The Field, The Intention Experiment, and The Power of Eight, have redefined how we perceive the role of consciousness in shaping our reality.
Her work is rooted in science, drawing from quantum physics, noetic science, and epigenetics, while also resonating with ancient spiritual wisdom. For instance, Lynne's exploration of the Zero Point Field is reminiscent of the concept of Brahman in the Upanishads, where all existence is interconnected in a vast web of energy and consciousness.
Lynne’s research has demonstrated the measurable impact of intention through scientific experiments, and also echoes the timeless wisdom found in texts like the Tao Te Ching and the Bhagavad Gita, where the power of focused thought and collective consciousness is revered as a path to transformation.
In today’s conversation, we’re going to focus on her research and how the latest discoveries in quantum mechanics, such as non-locality and retrocausality, are not just theoretical but have practical implications for our daily lives.
Lynne McTaggart has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and her insights have inspired millions around the world, including the likes of Dan Brown, who referenced her work in his bestseller The Lost Symbol. Today, we’ll be exploring not just the surface of her work but diving into the intricate details that make her one of the most fascinating thinkers of our time.
In my conversation with Lynn, you'll discover:
00:28 Meet Lynne McTaggart: Pioneer in Consciousness Research
01:41 Exploring the Zero Point Field and Quantum Mechanics
02:46 The Power of Intention and Collective Consciousness
03:43 Scientific Evidence and Real-World Applications
08:58 The Impact of Small Group Intention
26:54 Altruism and the Science of Giving
42:50 Upcoming Events and How to Connect with Lynne McTaggart
48:09 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Resources mentioned:
Lynne's website
Books authored by Lynn
New Science course: The New Science - Lynne McTaggart
Become a Better Healer (special price till 15 September) course: Become a Better Healer - Lynne McTaggart
Guest's social handles:
YouTube
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When we help heal One, we help heal All.
Much gratitude and love.
Yours,
Ariane
We're honored to welcome to the show Ryan James, a transformative thought leader whose work integrates ancient wisdom with modern practices to foster global transformation and spiritual purpose.
As the founder of Sixth Sun Immersions, Ryan co-creates with a collective of elders and thought leaders to inspire heart-centered leadership and service to Earth. Through (re)Biz, he offers courses that challenge conventional worldviews and promote sustainable futures. And with (Re)Purpose Law, he is revolutionizing the legal profession by incorporating holistic, planet-friendly practices.
Ryan is a regenerative systems change trailblazer shifting business worldview and mindset to embody the changes that the future is requiring of us by transcending the trapped conditionings of business-as-usual altogether. He brings together various disciplines including linguistics, animism & kinship, ecological economics, neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and traditional Indigenous knowledge systems to orient us with post-anthropocentric approaches to systems change, business and law.
In this episode, we will explore the meaning of purpose, the integration of spiritual and material worlds, and the role of ancient wisdom in addressing modern challenges. Ryan’s insights are enlightening and also deeply transformative.
This episode promises to be a treasure trove of insights for anyone seeking to elevate their consciousness and contribute to the greater good of humanity.
In my conversation with Ryan James, you'll discover:
01:11 Ryan James' Journey and Work
03:39 Exploring the Concept of Purpose
08:00 The Power of Altars and Inner Transformation
13:10 Cultural Disconnection and Rediscovery
33:46 The Sixth Sun Initiative
46:17 Energetic Shifts and Physical Healing
49:44 The Role of Grief in Societal Issues
51:11 Holistic Approaches to Regeneration
55:59 The Illusion of Individuality
01:06:43 Heart-Centered Leadership
01:16:06 Reconnecting with Ancestral Wisdom
01:19:53 Upcoming Immersions and Final Thoughts
Resources mentioned:
Ra James website
Sixth Sun Immersions
(re)Biz
(Re)Purpose Law
Ryan's TED Talk
Guest's social handles:
Ryan's Instagram
Sixth Sun Immersions Instagram
P.S. If you enjoy this episode and feel it helps to elevate your life, please give us a rating or review.
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When we help heal One, we help heal All.
Much gratitude and love.
Yours,
Ariane
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