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Science for the outer you, Spirituality for the inner you, Talks that Enlighten the self for complete change. Have you wondered how much your thoughts shape your life? Seekers Mindtalks Delve into: 1) Engaging conversations with science experts to stimulate the mind and understanding of your external world. 2) Delving into spiritual wisdom for the soul to connect and understand your inner world! You get to reform both worlds of your self. Our podcast delve into the intersection of consciousness expansion and intentional living aspiring to foster a community of free thinkers and free do'ers.
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- 1 weeks ago1h 11m
Are Countries Just Chimp Territories With Flags? | Michael Wilson
What if the roots of nationalism, war, power, and even our search for meaning began millions of years before civilization?In this fascinating conversation, evolutionary anthropologist Michael Wilson, one of the world's leading chimpanzee researchers, shares what nearly 30 years studying wild chimpanzees has taught him about human nature.We explore why chimpanzees wage coordinated territorial conflicts, why humans evolved to cooperate with strangers, how culture transformed our evolutionary instincts, and whether modern nations are simply a more sophisticated version of ancient primate territories.The conversation moves from chimpanzee societies to nationalism, power, natural selection, consciousness, technology, nihilism, and ultimately the meaning of life itself.If you've ever wondered whether we're truly different from our closest relatives—or simply more complex versions of them—this conversation will change how you see humanity.Why humans trust strangers but chimpanzees don'tAre countries just chimp territories with flags?The evolutionary roots of nationalism and tribalismAlpha males, power, and why status mattersHow monogamy changed human cooperationInstinct vs. culture: how much of our behavior is still evolutionary?Why technology hijacks instincts shaped by natural selectionAre we just vehicles for our genes?Why humans choose not to reproduceCan humanity ever outgrow war?Is xenophobia hardwired into us?What chimpanzees reveal about the meaning of life00:00 Are Countries Just Chimp Territories?01:14 What 30 Years With Chimpanzees Taught Him05:13 What Really Separates Humans From Chimps?08:00 Why Humans Trust Strangers (But Chimps Don't)16:16 Is Nationalism Just an Ancient Primate Instinct?23:29 Why Power Always Rises to the Top30:11 Are We Still Controlled by Natural Selection?38:10 How Much of You Is Instinct… Really?40:02 The One Ability That Changed Human History43:36 Are We Just Vehicles for Our Genes?47:08 Why Do Humans Choose Not to Have Children?49:16 Is Technology Hijacking Human Instincts?52:22 When Culture Evolves Faster Than Biology57:58 Can Humans Ever Outgrow War?01:00:07 Is Xenophobia Hardwired Into Us?01:08:27 What Is the Meaning of Life?Michael L. Wilson is an evolutionary anthropologist and professor at the University of Minnesota. His research focuses on chimpanzee behavior, intergroup conflict, cooperation, and the evolutionary origins of human warfare and social behavior. He has spent nearly three decades studying wild chimpanzees in Uganda and is one of the leading researchers exploring what our closest living relatives reveal about human evolution.If this episode resonated, do these 3 things:👍 Like the video🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications for more conversations exploring consciousness, philosophy, science, and what it means to be human.💬 Comment below:What do you think separates humans from chimpanzees the most? Is it language, culture, imagination... or something else?chimpanzee warfare, Michael Wilson interview, human evolution, chimpanzees and humans, origins of war, nationalism evolution, tribalism, evolutionary psychology, natural selection, alpha males, cooperation, human nature, consciousness, meaning of life, xenophobia, chimp behavior, primatology, evolution of society#Chimpanzees #HumanNature #Evolution #MichaelWilson #Anthropology #Consciousness #EvolutionaryPsychology #War #Nationalism #Philosophy #Science #SeekersMindtalksKey Topics Covered:⏱️ TimestampsGuestRelated Searches
- May 16, 20261h 21m
Nothing Matters in the Universe… Then What Does? | Kevin Aho
In this raw and deeply honest conversation, philosopher Kevin Aho confronts the emptiness of a vast, indifferent universe where nothing ultimately matters. He opens up about living with a rare neurological condition (oral mandibular dystonia), surviving a heart attack, and wrestling with anxiety, identity collapse, and the illusion of the fixed self. Instead of despair, Kevin reveals how embracing cosmic nihilism, ontological death, and Heidegger’s ideas can lead to a more authentic, creative, and loving way of being.Kevin Aho is a philosopher specializing in existentialism, phenomenology, and medical humanities. He is the author of multiple books exploring anxiety, illness, and the human condition, and teaches at Florida Gulf Coast University.We explore why most people feel anxious at their core, what happens when your entire worldview and identity fall apart, the tension between Eastern no-self and Western individualism, and how painful breakdowns can unexpectedly open the door to freedom. If you’ve ever asked “What’s the point of all this?” this episode is for you.Key Topics Covered:Cosmic nihilism: Why the universe doesn’t care (and why that’s liberating)Anxiety as death anxiety and the nothingness at the core of existenceHeidegger’s “the they,” authenticity, and escaping conformist lifeOntological death — when your world collapses (illness, job loss, cultural dislocation)No fixed self vs. Western ego and individualismTechnology, small talk, and the poverty of shallow conversationCreating meaning through creativity, service, and loveEastern vs Western approaches to ego, uncertainty, and the human condition⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 The Search for Meaning in a Chaotic Universe02:59 Navigating Personal Struggles and Vulnerability05:53 The Nature of Meaning and Human Existence08:47 The Illusion of Individualism and Community11:49 Cultural Perspectives on Ego and Identity14:59 The Historical Roots of Individualism17:56 The Burden of Self-Awareness21:07 Embracing the Unknown and Letting Go23:52 Understanding Anxiety and Its Existential Roots27:01 The Duality of Life: Blessing and Burden42:08 Understanding Ego Death vs. Ontological Death45:01 Opportunities for Personal Growth in Crisis46:36 The Role of Creativity in Finding Meaning50:06 Acts of Service as Creative Expression52:59 Awakening to Life: The Importance of Being Present53:41 Heidegger's Concept of Authenticity and Conformity58:21 Navigating Conversations Beyond Small Talk01:09:12 Cultivating Existential Maturity01:15:02 Embracing Uncertainty in Life01:20:28 The Meaning of Life: Love as Central ThemeIf this episode resonated, do these 3 things:👍 Like the video🔔 Subscribe + turn on notifications for more deep philosophical conversations💬 Comment below: Have you ever faced cosmic nihilism, identity collapse, or ontological death?Related Searches:Kevin Aho interview, cosmic nihilism, existential philosophy, Heidegger explained, ontological death, anxiety existentialism, meaning of life, no self philosophy, Eastern vs Western philosophy, authenticity Heidegger#KevinAho #Existentialism #Nihilism #Heidegger #MeaningOfLife #Philosophy #Anxiety #Authenticity #CosmicNihilism #Ontology #SpiritualityGet in touch in the comments below or head to...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seekers_mindtalks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seekersmindtalkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2utgJk5Ldlwft7JMXxrmPbApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seekers-mindtalks-a-space-for-freethinkers/id1737296639
- Apr 3, 20261h 14m
Reality Is NOT Atoms… It’s Something Much Deeper | Matt Segall
Meditation Gave Me Nihilism & Depression… Until This Happened | Matt SegallPhilosopher Matt Segall opens up about how deep meditation and Eastern spirituality once led him into derealization, nihilism, and depression — and the surprising shift that brought him back to real, grounded life.In this honest and thought-provoking conversation, we explore the limits of scientific reductionism, why consciousness can never be fully explained by atoms or qualia, the evolution of human consciousness itself, the hidden dangers of the current psychedelic renaissance, and why reality is not a machine but a living creative process.If you’ve ever felt spiritually burnt out, alienated by modern life, or curious about process philosophy, this episode will give you a fresh perspective on who we are and how to show up in the world.Key Topics:Why science cannot explain consciousness or “who we are”The famous Mary’s Room thought experiment and its flawsWhitehead’s process philosophy vs. modern anxiety and alienationMatt’s personal journey from meditation hell to “incarnation”Evolution of consciousness: from porous ancient mind to the modern “buffered self”The brutal truth about psychedelics and how they’re being co-optedAI sentience, panpsychism, and the difference between simulation and realityThe real meaning of life — and deathTimestamps:00:00 Exploring Reality and Consciousness07:47 The Limits of Science and Qualia14:21 Process Philosophy and Its Impact19:17 The Age of Spontaneous Enlightenment25:28 Navigating Relationships and Integrity30:59 The Evolution of Consciousness40:18 Life as a Creator of Machines43:07 The Sentience of Mountains and Nature44:04 Umwelt and the Limits of Perception45:55 Boundaries and Relationships in Experience48:55 The Seesaw of Life: From Self to Service52:02 Aurobindo's Influence and Evolutionary Spirituality55:47 Psychedelics and Cultural Transformation01:04:11 The Cautionary Tale of Psychedelics01:04:54 AI and the Question of Sentience01:11:02 The Meaning of Life and DeathAbout Matt SegallMatt Segall is a philosopher, author, and teacher whose work bridges process philosophy, integral theory, and spiritual practice. Deeply influenced by Alfred North Whitehead and Sri Aurobindo, he explores how consciousness evolves and how we can live more meaningfully in a rapidly changing world.If this conversation resonated with you, please:⭐ Rate the show 5 stars on Spotify❤️ Follow or subscribe so you never miss an episode💬 Comment below: Have you ever experienced meditation burnout or spiritual nihilism?Let us know what you thought — your feedback helps the show reach more people.Related Topics: Process Philosophy, Consciousness, Whitehead, Psychedelics, Meditation Dangers, Evolution of Consciousness, AI Sentience, Meaning of Life, Spiritual Awakening
- Feb 8, 20261h 5m
From the Big Bang to a Planetary Mind | Brian Swimme
What if the universe isn’t a dead machine — but a living, creative process — and we are expressions of its awakening?In this episode of Seekers Mindtalks, I’m joined by Brian Swimme — cosmologist, philosopher, and one of the most influential voices bridging modern science, meaning, beauty, and consciousness.Brian is best known for his work on evolutionary cosmology and for helping articulate a new story of the universe — one that moves beyond reductionism and places humanity inside a 13.8-billion-year creative unfolding.But this conversation goes far deeper than cosmology.We explore what changes when the universe is understood not as a collection of objects, but as a dynamic, participatory process — and what responsibility that places on a self-aware species like ours.In a time marked by ecological crisis, technological acceleration, and existential confusion, this episode asks a deeper question:👉 What does it mean to live wisely inside a universe that is still creating itself?🧠 Topics We Explore• The universe as a living, creative process• Why the mechanistic worldview is collapsing• From the Big Bang to the emergence of meaning• Consciousness as a cosmological event• The idea of a planetary mind• Humanity’s role in the evolutionary story of the cosmos• Why beauty, awe, and wonder matter scientifically• Science, spirituality, and the future of civilization• What it means for the universe to become aware of itself• Responsibility, reverence, and participation in cosmic evolution⏱️ Time Stamps00:00 Exploring Cosmology and Human Existence03:10 The Universe's Expansion and Our Place in It05:53 Philosophical Perspectives on Reality08:27 The Universe's Desire for Beauty11:24 Influential Thinkers and Their Impact13:45 Experiences in Auroville and Human Potential17:24 The Future of Science and Consciousness20:11 Limits of Mechanical Science and New Paradigms25:26 The Enigma of Consciousness27:14 Our Responsibility as Conscious Beings29:33 The Emergence of a Planetary Mind32:00 The Shift from Geosphere to Noosphere34:19 Competition and Cooperation in Society38:55 The Crisis of the Biosphere39:52 Technology and Cosmogenesis48:25 Sustainability and Creativity53:40 Building the Noosphere🔍 Why This Episode MattersModern culture inherited a story of the universe that stripped it of meaning.Brian Swimme offers a radically different frame:one where meaning is not added to the universe — it emerges from it.This episode is for:• seekers of meaning beyond material success• scientists and philosophers questioning reductionism• artists, thinkers, and educators• anyone sensing that modern life feels too small• people searching for a story big enough to live inside🎙 About Seekers MindtalksSeekers Mindtalks is a long-form podcast exploring consciousness, intentional living, learning, creativity, and humanity’s future — bridging science, philosophy, and lived experience.Each episode is part of a larger inquiry:from fragmentation to integration,from survival to participation,from confusion to conscious becoming.Brian SwimmeCosmologist & PhilosopherAuthor of The Universe Story, Journey of the Universe, Cosmogenesis🔗 Watch / Listen▶️ Full Episode: [INSERT LINK]💬 From the Conversation“The universe is not a thing — it’s an event.”“We are the way the cosmos reflects on itself.”“Meaning is not invented by humans — it is awakened.”💬 Share your reflections in the comments —How do you see humanity’s role in the universe?Get in touch in the comments below or head to...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seekers_mindtalks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seekersmindtalkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2utgJk5Ldlwft7JMXxrmPbApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seekers-mindtalks-a-space-for-freethinkers/id1737296639
- Jan 17, 20261h 34m
Why Learning Is No Longer About Intelligence | Scott H Young
What if learning isn’t just about acquiring skills — but about becoming someone new?In this episode of Seekers Mindtalks, I’m joined by Scott H. Young — bestselling author of Ultralearning, creator of the MIT Challenge, and one of the clearest thinkers on learning, adaptability, and intellectual growth in the modern world.Scott is best known for completing MIT’s 4-year computer science curriculum in just 12 months, but this conversation goes far beyond speed-learning. We explore learning as identity formation, curiosity as a moral choice, and why conscious attention may be the most scarce resource of our time.In a world overwhelmed by information, automation, and distraction, this episode asks a deeper question:👉 What kind of mind does the future actually require?🧠 Topics We Explore• The MIT Challenge — and what it revealed about learning limits• Learning as identity formation (not information hoarding)• Knowledge as both power and constraint• Curiosity as an existential and ethical choice• Adaptability as the new intelligence• Conscious attention as the rarest resource of the modern age• Why specialization alone may no longer be enough• Divergent vs convergent thinking in a fast-changing worldTime Stamps00:00 Introduction to Curiosity and Learning01:58 The Nature of Human Learning03:23 Why Curiosity Fades with Age06:30 The Importance of Exploration10:37 Meta-Learning: Learning How to Learn13:52 The Role of Specialization vs. Generalization20:43 The Complexity of Learning and Problem Solving29:10 Focus vs. Creativity in Learning32:01 The Complexity of Focus and Arousal34:17 Impulse Control and Distraction in Learning36:35 Creativity: Balancing Focus and Relaxation41:58 The Impact of Knowledge on Rigid Thinking49:10 Navigating the Challenges of Academia and Creativity55:50 Ego and the Evolution of Learning01:04:51 The Inefficiency of Cramming01:05:49 The Power of Retrieval Practice01:07:39 Understanding Transfer in Learning01:09:00 Overcoming Self-Doubt in Learning01:11:15 Facing Challenges in the MIT Challenge01:17:32 The Role of Willpower in Learning01:22:41 Exploring Conscious and Subconscious Learning01:32:45 Finding Meaning in Life and Learning🔍 Why This Episode MattersMost people think learning is about efficiency.Scott argues it’s about agency.As technology accelerates, the ability to direct your own attention, reshape your identity, and continuously adapt may determine not just career success — but meaning, autonomy, and freedom.This episode is for:• lifelong learners• creators and thinkers• students questioning traditional education• anyone feeling overwhelmed by information• people who want to stay awake in a rapidly changing world🎙 About Seekers MindtalksSeekers Mindtalks is a long-form podcast exploring consciousness, intentional living, learning, creativity, and the future of the human mind — bridging science, philosophy, and lived experience.Each conversation is part of a broader arc: from everyday struggle to integrated awareness.📚 GuestScott H. YoungAuthor of UltralearningCreator of the MIT ChallengeWebsite: https://www.scotthyoung.comBook: Ultralearning🔗 Watch / Listen▶️ Full Episode: [https://youtu.be/W-CsOyyf2_4]💬 From the Conversation“Learning isn’t just about knowing more — it’s about becoming someone different.”“Curiosity isn’t automatic. It’s a choice.”“Attention is the scarce resource of our age — not information.”✅ Subscribe for More ConversationsIf this episode resonated, subscribe for weekly conversations on:• consciousness & awareness• learning & creativity• philosophy & science• intentional living in a complex worldGet in touch in the comments below or head to...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seekers_mindtalks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seekersmindtalkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2utgJk5Ldlwft7JMXxrmPbApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seekers-mindtalks-a-space-for-freethinkers/id1737296639
- Dec 18, 20251h 10m
The Headless Way To Know Your True Nature | Richard Lang
In this episode of Seekers Mindtalks, I speak with Richard Lang about the Headless Way, a powerful form of self-inquiry and consciousness exploration developed by philosopher Douglas Harding.This conversation explores direct experience, nonduality, and the sense of self — not as concepts, but as something you can notice immediately in your own awareness. Rather than belief or meditation techniques, the Headless Way invites a simple investigation into who you are before thought. Spontaneous Enlightenment in a sense.This episode isn’t about adopting ideas.It’s about verifying your own experience.🎙 Watch the full Seekers Mindtalks podcast series👉 Full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZ51aIiPPhPTwhZyqLudS8IoAlxeCu-BQ🧠 What This Conversation ExploresThe core insight behind the Headless WayWhy you’ve never actually seen your own headSelf-inquiry without belief or doctrineFirst-person awareness vs third-person thinkingNonduality, identity, and perceptionEgo, fear, intimacy, and opennessLiving without a psychological “center”⏱ Timestamps00:00 Exploring the Headless Way09:57 The Nature of Consciousness19:49 The Adventure of Self-Discovery30:00 Living from True Nature39:48 The Balance of Life's Challenges49:38 The Journey of Understanding📚 Resources & Guest LinksRichard Lang — Headless Way: https://www.headless.orgDouglas Harding — On Having No Head💬 Selected Quotes from the Conversation“You don’t actually experience a face or a head — you experience openness.”“This isn’t about believing something new. It’s about noticing what’s already here.”“From the first-person point of view, there’s no center — just awareness and the world.”“The Headless Way isn’t philosophy. It’s an experiment anyone can try.”(These snippets help YouTube understand topics, tone, and relevance.)👤 About Richard LangRichard Lang is a teacher and writer best known for his work on the Headless Way, a method developed by philosopher Douglas Harding. For over four decades, Richard has helped people explore awareness and identity through simple, direct experiments — without belief systems, traditions, or metaphysical claims.🔍 Topics Covered Headless Way, Richard Lang, Douglas Harding, self inquiry, nonduality, consciousness, awareness, direct experience, identity, ego, perception, who am I, first-person experience, philosophy of mind, meditation without belief, spiritual inquiry, human consciousness🔔 Subscribe for more conversations like thisIf you’re interested in consciousness, identity, philosophy, and intentional living, subscribe to Seekers Mindtalks for weekly long-form conversations exploring what it means to be human.Get in touch in the comments below or head to...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seekers_mindtalks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seekersmindtalkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2utgJk5Ldlwft7JMXxrmPbApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seekers-mindtalks-a-space-for-freethinkers/id1737296639
- Dec 7, 202559 min
What To Do After You Wake Up in an Infinite Universe | Jake Cenk
What do you do when you suddenly wake up as a conscious creature… inside an infinite universe… with no instructions?This episode of Seekers Mindtalks goes straight into this cosmic question — with someone uniquely equipped to explore it.Today, I sit down with Jake Cenk — businessman, artist, philosophy major from the University of Toronto, and founder of The Center for Talking Arts. Jake’s work moves between creativity, mythmaking, community-building, and the existential strangeness of being human. His lens is playful, deep, and refreshingly honest.Together, we explore what it means to live meaningfully in a universe that doesn’t hand us a rulebook.We talk about:✨ What it means to wake up one day as an aware animal in an infinite cosmos✨ Ritual, community, and why humans invent meaning when none is given✨ The universe’s absurd “pranks” — and why taking life too seriously is its own trap✨ How to build your own philosophy of living✨ The role of creativity in shaping identity and purpose✨ How modern life pulls us away from presence, connection, and aliveness✨ Why we’re both fascinated by cults, myths, and alternative ways of being✨ The responsibility — and opportunity — of being conscious in a cosmic playgroundJake brings a mix of humor, depth, irreverence, and clarity that makes this episode both profound and wildly entertaining. If you’ve ever wondered what you’re supposed to do with this existence, this conversation might feel like a breath of fresh cosmic air.Seekers Mindtalks, in association with The Center for Talking Arts, invites you into a space where philosophy meets creativity, humor meets meaning, and consciousness meets possibility.If you’re ready to rethink what it means to live well in an infinite universe… this one is for you.00:00 Exploring the Simulation Hypothesis03:05 The Nature of Existence and Absurdity06:12 The Mind-Body Connection08:54 Consciousness and Self-Awareness11:57 The Role of Language in Human Experience15:11 Intelligence: Human vs. AI17:59 The Layers of Reality21:01 Cultural Awakening and Different Realities23:53 The Nature of Free Will and Control26:54 Integration of Mind and Body Systems30:38 Communicating with the Body: The Mind-Body Connection35:14 Cultural Perspectives: Individualism vs. Community39:02 The Dangers of Group Dynamics43:46 The Concept of a 'Fake Cult': Redefining Togetherness51:44 Art, Business, and the Absurd: A New Perspective56:41 Apocalypse and Revelation: Embracing Change⭐ CONNECT WITH JAKE CENKCenter for Talking Arts: @CentreForTalkingArts ⭐ ABOUT SEEKERS MINDTALKSSeekers Mindtalks is a podcast dedicated to exploring consciousness, intentional living, emotional clarity, and human potential — through raw, unscripted conversations with thinkers, creators, scientists, philosophers, and explorers of the inner and outer worlds.Get in touch in the comments below or head to...⭐ CONNECT WITH SEEKERS MINDTALKSInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/seekers_mindtalks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seekersmindtalkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2utgJk5Ldlwft7JMXxrmPbApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seekers-mindtalks-a-space-for-freethinkers/id1737296639
- Nov 23, 20251h 7m
How to Listen: The One Skill That Could Change Your Life | Julian Treasure
In this episode of Seekers Mindtalks, I sit down with Julian Treasure — world-renowned sound and communication expert, author, and speaker. Julian’s work has transformed how millions understand communication, presence, and human connection, showing that listening is not just a skill, but a pathway to deeper relationships, creativity, and clarity.We explore:✨ What conscious listening really means — and why most people don’t practice it✨ The “Circle of Communication” and how context shapes understanding✨ Active vs. passive listening — and why it matters for leadership, relationships, and parenting✨ The hidden ways technology impacts human connection✨ How humor, silence, and validation enhance communication✨ Practical exercises to improve listening in daily life✨ Why listening is essential for shaping values and navigating difficult conversations✨ How teaching the next generation to listen can change the worldFrom the nuances of leadership and parenting to imagining a society built on active listening, Julian shares actionable insights and stories that transform the way we perceive and engage with the world around us.If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, disconnected, or overwhelmed by the noise of modern life — this conversation will give you the tools and perspective to truly hear, understand, and connect.Special Update: Julian has made the Bronze membership of The Listening Society free for life, so you can explore his teachings on conscious listening, communication, and sound at no cost:👉 https://listen.thelisteningsociety.community/tls-bronzeTimestamps00:00 The Importance of Listening02:50 Conscious Listening Explained05:52 The Circle of Communication08:49 Listening as a Skill11:46 Active vs. Passive Listening14:56 The Role of Context in Listening18:12 Listening in Leadership21:02 The Impact of Listening on Relationships23:59 Validation and Understanding in Communication35:29 The Nature of Truth and Values40:04 Navigating Difficult Conversations43:00 The Importance of Listening in Parenting47:18 Humor and Its Role in Communication49:43 The Impact of Technology on Human Connection52:32 Teaching the Next Generation to Listen57:55 Imagining a World of Active Listening01:01:34 The Relationship with Silence📖 About Julian TreasureJulian Treasure is a communication expert, author, and speaker who has spent decades studying sound, communication, and human connection. Through his work, he helps individuals, organizations, and leaders harness the power of conscious listening to improve relationships, creativity, and personal effectiveness. He is the author of How to Be Heard and Sound Affects, and has delivered some of the most-viewed TED Talks on communication and listening.🙏 If this episode resonates with you, please like, comment, and subscribe — it helps us bring more meaningful conversations to seekers around the world.Connect with us:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seekers.mindtalks_podcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seekersmindtalkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2utgJk5Ldlwft7JMXxrmPbApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seekers-mindtalks-a-space-for-freethinkers/id1737296639
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