What Is Life? #46: Tim Freke and Zen Master Muho

Richard Cox and I discuss the development of my ideas about the nature of reality from the moment of his first mystical experience right up until today.

I hope you enjoy part 1 of my conversation with Jessica Eve exploring a life-affirming alternative to self-negating Nonduality.    It’s a taste of some of the big ideas in my ‘podbook’ series 'Why Your Life Really Matters', coming to YouTube at the beginning of 2025    Part 2 of our conversation in next weeks newsletter!

This is a talk I gave to my online community about a very radical idea in Unividualism.    You can join me live for similar presentations and ask your questions afterwards, by joining the ICU.   

Tim and Brendan discuss an evolutionary perspective on life and the survival of death. This is from Brendan Grahams Metamodern Spirituality youtube channel which you can check out here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-SsJsSq6MI. 

Muhō is a German-born Zen monk who was the abbot of Antai-ji, a Japanese Sōtō Zen temple from 2002 until 2020.

This is a conversation with my old friend Malcolm Stern for his podcast in which he asked me about facing the challenges of life. Malcolm wrote his latest book 'Slay Your Dragons With Compassion’ after the suicide of his daughter.

This is the 4th in a series of conversations with Dawn filmed for her youtube channel.

CC's Youtube Channel on the Dangers in Neo-Advaita and various forms on modern non-duality that negate the self.  @ccvttc 

Tim's third riveting conversation with a German Youtuber  @ccvttc  who spreads awareness about the dangers of Neo-Advaita. Together, they explore how self and world-negating non-dual spirituality is dangerously de-humanizing, and even delusional, while constructively deconstructing the core metaphysical beliefs in these ideologies. We're also invited to envision an optimistic "emergent" worldview that affirms not just the reality but the precious significance of all dimensions of the universe, including our both unified and individual, personal selves!