So glad this is out in the world. Thank you for your ongoing commitment to this inquiry 🙏

So grateful to have joined you on the show, Mark. Thank you for holding and sharing space. Wishing you a healthy and wholesome new year and beyond.

I learned this from Sam Harris. When you are feeling overwhelmed by your life, look around and think "What if I had died yesterday? What if all of this was take away from me forever and I never had the chance to experience it again? How happy would I be to be brought back, right here, in this moment?" This is a powerful tool for finding gratitude in your life. Another re-framing of your life might go like this: "I'm not facing a deadly disease. I'm not living under a brutal regime. I'm not living in abject poverty. My children and family are not starving from famine and disease. There at at least a billion people on this planet that would consider their prayers answered to be in exactly the same situation I am in now, just stuck in traffic and late for a meeting." It's human nature to be not quite satisfied with our lives. The pre-humans who were satisfied with their lives and not always striving to find ways to make it easier and better probably died off. And the ones who were always striving, always not quite happy with the way things are, found better ways of doing things and likely survived. This is what it means to be human. But looking for new ways to be grateful and recognizing how good life is compared to how it could be simply by an accident of birth, helps put things in perspective. Learning to respond to things differently also helps. You can't change the world, but you can change the way you respond to the world and this is almost as good.

7:00 Aloneness & Togetherness as a channel & polarity ... 10:30 Unhealthy collectives; distrust of "all-devouring', 'socialist' collectives ... and individual reactions there to ...

Brilliant - magnificently rich discussion with Dr Narvaez around spirit and the crippling narrow Western mindset compared to animist, indigenous and ancestral wisdoms. Obvious, perhaps, but so uncommon in our popular and overwhelmingly busy culture, such that these thoughts feel revolutionary even when they are as old as human history. Thanks, Mark and Darcia, so much.

Great content, I am a user of the Undoapp🎉

Your podcast never disappoints, but this may be my favorite talk to-date. Such interesting nuances drawn within. Thank you for introducing your listeners to so many wonderful 'background' players, showing up in our world in meaningful and intentional ways.

Thank you for this very important interview. Nora has communicated what is so hard to get across, especially in this time of reflexive polarity. My biggest, easiest to share with others takeaway is to not communicate with people in a way where they end up needing to defend their position. 2 days ago, myself and two others gathered for a curiosity and learning zoom call because we voted differently in this past election here in the States. And we felt the compulsion to judge each others but a deeper desire to learn and understand. When we got on the call we co-created some communication guidelines for ourselves which in effect, kept us from having to defend our position. Just that by itself left the channels open for us to be able to hear each other, ask questions, share what we did and be honest about what we didn't know, agree to go research and find answers and keep learning together. And we left liking and respecting each other more. Couldn't believe it. And, it feels like there is something in how that was held that can be replicated, and is of utmost importance at this time. Finding this video was like a fresh drink of water and a helpful description of what we did. I'll be passing this video along to my community. <3

What an interesting and unique conversation. Love your work gents 👍

28:15 there may not be a simple position; yet there may be an elegant growth paradigm Hü(Per) shift 28:39 "it's just a tag … it's not enough … it's simply not complex enough" - it's ¬IMO so much the problem state is complex as the opportunity state is simplelegant·•ϕ⦳◉°to expound our inter•sections 々🜨ᶴ⁺₈re:start from {[(>here<)]}∩{IIIΞ༣} 31:20 oh I do love you two speaking near this ၁၀-intersection of fate approaching

Mark you are such an empathic, authentic & genuine person. Your discussions are always sincere, natural & very interesting. Thank you to you & your guests. Loving blessings to you & your family💜

...generosity of spirit brings a big smile and makes me think of you instantly

A good observation, that when one person is truly listening, it invites the other to truly communicate. Thanks for that! It was hard to look at the speaker and truly listen to him through the whole video though, because of all the movement in the subtitles :(

With ethical, humanistic design parameters, AI has the potential eventually to parse the nuances of wellbeing, of a felt experience of wellbeing. If and when we have the will to train it to do so, IMHO

Why should l be moral define.

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Thank you for this lovely exchange, loved the analogy on equal extrovert and introvert 🙏🏾 very well put

Wow! Really amazing, thank you both!!!

Excellent!

So thankful for this conversation!

Dang! I love your minds bouncing back and forth off of each other! What a great conversation 🙏

Wonderful conversation. Thank you for having it and sharing it!

Connected to the web of life. Grateful. Compassionate. Joyfully Curious. What a WAY to be... Be. Become. Belong.

this is excellent Mark, GREAT interview - pure inspiration.

Wow, in just 4 minutes Manda captivated me with her beingmess. Thankyou both for bringing this thinking to my attention.

Incredibly powerful conversation. Was moved to tears a number of times. Thank you Amy for sharing your wisdom so generously. And thank you Mark for such expansive questions ❤

Hey Mark, what a great podcast, not just because of Kat, but because of how you were vulnerable, honest and open. You could have tried to bluff your way through and like I would have done in your shoes, failed miserably. However, you paused, considered, admitted when you were struggling, lost for words, didn't understand, so you let Kat help you out. Which she did with grace and ease. You were asking the questions most of us listening will have wanted you to ask. Great work Mark. Now I have to listen to it again to understand...which Kat would tell me I don't need to it just is :-) Colin

Wow-This is amazing-Minute 11 turns it all upside down

...my favorite so far :)

Beautiful conversation

Jon is such a breath of fresh air -- great fuel as always Mark! Thank YOU.

Wow, so you think that doing 4hrs community work and then having a party is multiple million times more effective than reducing your consumption; clearly thinking isn't one of your strengths. Face it, you sold your soul to the advertising industry; waffling a bunch of twaddle about being collective ain't gonna get it back.

Thank you for this communion. As a disabled person I deeply appreciate the way of being offered.

I often use the term "True Health" in my discussion of a plant-free diet. I don't think anyone can be sure what that would feel like. But there are many testimonials from people describing a kind of Zen they have never felt before. These are people well past midlife saying they have literally never felt happier, stronger, and healthier before in their lives. They've cured problems they didn't know they had until they were gone.

Unpredictable abundance - that lands straight into my heart.

Parneet's love for live itself is palpable -- just the kind of fuel we all need.

…THAT ending - Patrick nailed it - you are one special human Mark.

...damn I LOVE this.

I appreciate the direction to which he speaks… going from what our modern society teaches us… getting more information, doing more things… and then eventually coming to realize that that’s not it… and that perhaps it’s not what we do (as THOUGHT by the insecure intellect) but the feeling from which we do it (as FELT by our always secure and whole heart)… and then how challenging it can be to discern the the difference, so that we’re living more from the heart than the head... or perhaps more in balance between the two. Every day I discover another subtlety where an idea or belief or perception (something in my head) is unhelpful in that it gets in the way of living from my heart, BUT, is also helpful, because the tenser, heavier feeling of it, is what makes me aware of its existence (“Oh, I’m making this up”), and so it informs me as to where I am in the moment (ie, more in my heavier feeling head, less in my lighter feeling heart).

Thank you for introducing me to Mark. What a compassionate man, and what wonderful values. Another excellent podcast.

Damn I loved this conversation (and connection).

...keep moving :)

So grateful for Linda and George Pransky❤

Wonderful ❤

This was a great interview. I can totally relate! Thank you ❤

Sooo well described. The love/ grief/ joy of being part of this rare vital biosphere, yet destroying it. How people do not want to feel it. The great need for rest, for the planet & humans. Indigenous cultures lived mostly in Dream Time. So they didn't noticel3ack of poptarts, cars, flatscreen life, whiskey or guns or riding mowers. The whites called them "indigent " & decided to addict them to firearms & liquor, so they'd hafta work. I heard this on "back story," Virginia public radio.

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Thank you both for this interview. I enjoyed it.🌹

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A wonderful interview and it goes to show the quality of the curator. Thank you for doing that, but more, thank you for being you.