The Wu Wu Wei Podcast

Zebediah Rice has continued his talks on The Serena Podcast (for the theory) and on The Serena Guided Meditations Podcast (for the practical, hands on practice). The George Falcon lectures can be found by searching Vimeo.

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In this episode, George Falcon covers some of the same themes he returns to again and again: we are free and we just need to remember that; who we really are is not who we think it is; the difference between doing/having/wanting vs being; and the inescapable relationship between our experiences and our beliefs. All these ideas require us to “think different” so in the introduction, Zebediah Rice tries to come to terms with what “thinking different” means, whether “being still” is really such a good idea and what a life of doing nothing actually looks like.

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Zebediah Rice begins this episode by sharing some of the insights he learned from Peter Wohlleben’s best-selling book, “The Hidden Life of Trees.” It turns out that trees do all sorts of extraordinary and almost human-like things. For example, they care for each other, have memories, make friends, think, and talk with each other. And scientists have shown that humans can hear this tree conversation, albeit at an unconscious level. In this episode, Zebediah Rice has selected several clips from his library of recordings of George Falcon’s talks where this idea of tree’s ability to communicate and remember is discussed and used as a metaphor for the human connection to the divine. In Wohlleben’s book we learn that following the lessons from the higher or greater elements in the natural chain from leaf to tree to forest gives each tree the power to realize its full potential. Primarily using Christian language (since that was the audience), but also alluding to Hindu, Buddhist and Taoist concepts, George Falcon explains that, as with individual trees, each of us individual humans, if we follow the rules set out by the universe and allow life to do its job rather than each of us trying to control the details of our fates, can live the best life possible.

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In this episode we do things a little differently. You may notice in the podcast line-up there are a number of Guided Meditations. In addition to George Falcon’s standard guided meditations of varying lengths, you will also see a series of Guided Training Meditations. In today’s episode the focus is on these training meditations. You’ll see them with names like Refiling, Split Screen, and Fire and the Well and in this episode you will hear Zebediah Rice and George Falcon explain how and why to do them, and why they work.

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In this episode, George Falcon reminds us that who we really are has nothing to do with phenomena. We are not an object or anything with form, characteristics, attributes, or limits. We are not subject to time, space, motion, or electromagnetism. And we have no beginning or ending or duration. He then goes on to explain who we really are and how to remember that using his metaphor of The Three Bags and the model of Consciousness vs. Awareness. The trick, he explains, is that consciousness is fashioned, by us, to create our experience. We have the power to fashion reality as we wish so why not make it great? We just have to anchor our identity in Awareness and accept the power that is ours by definition.

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In this episode, George Falcon reminds us who we really are and explains some of the techniques we can employ in order to wake up to our own freedom and limitlessness. He goes on to discuss the idea that everything we perceive is an illusion, an identifiable pattern of energy. Even emotions fall into that category. It turns out that we can control energy, so we get to decide how we feel from moment to moment.

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In this episode, George Falcon speaks with Zebediah Rice about death and dying. He answers questions like ‘Why do people get sick and die even when they believe in God?’ ‘Why aren’t all monks enlightened?’ ‘Why is the world is filled with suffering, injustice, and death?’ ‘What is the method for transcending all of that?’ ‘When someone is dead, are they gone completely and permanently?’ ‘If someone I love dies, what can I do to deal with my sadness?’ and ‘If someone is sick or dying, what can I do to help?’

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In this episode, George Falcon speaks with Nina Walton about the painful subjects of death, dying, suffering and grief. Hopefully, if you are facing those challenges, this conversation will provide some comfort and relief.

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In this episode, George Falcon explains the way that he developed his ability to sense, see, and feel non-visible energy and provides a simple exercise for how we can too. He talks about the power available to each of us if we can integrate ourselves with our higher levels of consciousness and explains how to do that. It is back to the advice he has given many times: learning to be still (e.g. meditate or Qi Gong practice), breaking habits (through training) and letting go. He talks about whether you can reconcile ancient Eastern medicine with modern Western methods. And he compares a life operating from instinct or the intellect to that guided by intuition and inspiration and makes some surprising statements such as our intuitive self’s ability to know the future. As with Episode #8, the episode comes with a listener advisory: the discussion contains some of the more mysterious and metaphysical elements of George Falcon’s teachings.

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In this episode, George Falcon answers a few of Zeb Rice’s questions such as: What is reality? Is it all just a dream? If it is a dream, who is the dreamer? Why did we fall asleep in the first place? Is that the same thing as the “Fall from Grace?" Do we really need to wake up? If psychic powers are possible, and are as powerful as he suggests, why doesn’t he teach them? If we are who he says we really are, why do we keep reincarnating rather than just being that? If we really are in a cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth, why are so many babies born in such horrible conditions? Listener advisory: This episode contains some of the more far out or mystical elements of George Falcon’s teachings so it may not be for you.

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