THE THREE-HEADED MAN discuss the AMAZING tool of 5 Minutes. In 5 minutes, they can open doors to work with the infinite.

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses AWE. They ponder brotherhood and the infinite. We are Individuals and galaxies that collide and coalesce.

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses ATTITUDE -- like having a good attitude in a game. The game that THE THREE-HEADED MAN plays needs a good attitude. In other words, how do we go through? How do we go through the situations we go through? The good times and the bad times.

For example, Phreddie goes through with the attitude of confidence.

This week THE-THREEHEADED MAN discuss ALL SOULS. Jazzy begins by retelling his preparations for his Taiichi school's All Souls shrine and alter.

He sorts fruit searching for blemishes and imperfections, which leads to a discussion of magic in the ordinary. Rescuing and sorting souls. They remember other sorting and recue exercises: coins, plush toys, people...and we are pulled out of circulation.

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses RECURRENCE. Do I have to go through that again? And if I have to go through it again, "What can change?" Because, it's "Always the same day, Always the same room."

"One can't change what is." Watch your life as a filmmaker watches a film.

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This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses Music as a guiding influence. From childhood and David Cassidy to The Beatles and David Bowie and onward to Jazz and the harmonium. Listening parties and wormholes round out the conversation.

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses embarrassment. Embarrassment can be seen as an obstacle or a type of fear. It is especially visible in art and music making. Is it related to insecurity? Or vanity? Why do our behaviors change when we push the record button?

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN explore the question: "What is meditation?" Phreddie begins by wondering about the commercialization of meditation. Both Phreddie and Jazzy recount their personal experiences of meditation practices. Within their conversation, they tell stories about J.G. Bennett's Claymont school in West Virginia, and Tai chi practices.

Jazzy and Phreddie reflect upon a workshop they attended. A workshop about merit.

A question was posed: "If merit is not helping an old person across the street, then what is it?" What is the purpose of collecting merit? What is merit? Why is it important?

Together, they explore merit: its meaning, its usefullness, and its importance.

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.