The Three-Headed Man

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN welcomes back Hans from Michigan to talk about the things they carry.

Hans tells a story a story of recognition. Following Hans' story, THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses Enlightened Karmic Weight Loss.

To conclude, they ponder making amends and repairing the past.

This week Hans from Michigan joins THE THREE-HEADED MAN. Hans is Phreddie's long-time friend and a member of the circle which ties Jazzy and Phreddie.

What if clones had self-awareness?

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discuss awareness, which leads to a discussion of one's Spirit nature and Animal nature.

What is presence?

The discussion wraps up THE THREE-HEADED MAN questioning if Art is a linage between instinct and thoughts and invocation.

Jazzy and Phreddie of THE THREE-HEADED MAN discuss "Perserveriance in the face of Uncertainty". In this episode the boys wonder about the focus upon results in their daily practices, and they joke about the storybook expectations of gaining amazing powers through spiritual exercises.

A Hans, a new HEAD joins the podcast to retell our personal Covid-19 stories.

Phreddie encourages our new HEAD, Hans, to explain what makes him unique. His uniqueness is revealed in a story. Eventually, the THREE-HEADED MAN recall the early days of the pandemic, and Hans recalls his Covid hospitalization.

Hitchhiking, Covid, and "What's Next?"

Phreddie asks, "Do you enjoy your life?"

Rocketed by this question Jazzy and Phreddie discuss measuring enjoyment and window shopping other's pain. Later they remenisce about metaphysical workshops where they learned about "flipping the switch" and proceeding through life with high confidence and low self-esteem.

They wrap-up by speculating how they fall asleep.

"The Paranoids After Me"

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses Paranoia. Jazzy claims that paranoia can save your life, and Phreddie tells a long tale about making decisions in a paranoid state.

AN ALMOST NEW SEASON OR INTERLUDE FOR THETHREE-HEADED MAN

Jazzy and Phreddie begin their new season as a temporary Two-Headed Man. We have no idea whether we want to add a third head, but we are stuck with ourname. To fulfill the commitment to our name, we will eventually add a third head. However, there is no hurry. Is there? We need to remove the old guy fromour graphic, don't we?

Jazzy and Phreddie discuss the relationship between Mantras & Fast Food Advertisements. The find a relationship between the repetition of mantras and advertisements. They continue by finding similarities between basketball and art.

Phreddie seeks a point of reference which is revealed through repetition.

They conclude with the repetition of prayer-like instructions found in The American Book of the Dead. -- instructions given for those who have passed.

SEASON ONE FINALE

Jimmy begins by introducing the origins of his pain: cold, hunger, fear. Currently, he does not feel safe. He's feels his aging body and mind.

Following Jimmy's lead, Phreddie and Jazzy turn the conversation toward physical and emotional pain. THE THREE-HEADED MAN discovers and discusses his own experiences with pain.

Phreddie asks, "Is stress pain?" And, with this question THE THREE-HEADED MAN concludes season one.

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses discipline. Jazzy asks us about the relationship between discipline and disciple. Quickly, the three-heads move their conversation to self-discipline and responsibility. As the discussion continues, THE THREE-HEADED MAN lands upon the contrasts of internal discipline and external discipline.

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses communication and things. Phreddie asserts that for a good connection he needs to go where they are at. Jazzy and Jimmy introduce the ideas of reception and reading people; in other words: listeners and talkers.

Jimmy worries explains that dishonoring others ends his willingness to communicate.