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Mentioned in 46 episodes

The untethered soul

Book • 2007

Michael A. Singer

In 'The Untethered Soul', Michael A. Singer explores the nature of the self and how to achieve spiritual growth by recognizing and releasing the inner blockages that prevent us from experiencing true happiness.

The book emphasizes the importance of accepting reality as it is, rather than trying to control or resist it.

Singer provides practical advice on how to manage negative thoughts, cultivate a positive mindset, and live in harmony with the natural flow of life.

Mentioned by

Jonathan Lowenhar

Dan Murray-Serter

Joshua Fields Milburn

Alexandra Zatarain

Mentioned in 46 episodes

Recommended by

Graham Weaver

as a book that changes perspective on internal and external journeys.

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Mentioned by

Naval Ravikant

as the source of the "crazy roommate" analogy for understanding one's thoughts.

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Recommended by

Jonathan Lowenhar

as an introduction to the concept of separating oneself from one's brain.

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Mentioned by

Tiago Forte

as a source of inspiration for his question on how bad things can be good.

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Mentioned by

Russell Brand

as a source of wisdom on mindfulness and presence.

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Mentioned by

Dan Murray-Serter

as an accessible book on spiritual growth and dealing with negative thoughts.

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Mentioned by

Dave Hollis

in the context of differentiating between the self and the voice in one's head.

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Recommended by

Melissa Tan

as a book about being present.

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Mentioned by Michael Singer in the introduction as a modern classic on the spiritual journey.

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Mentioned by

Africa Brooke

as a book that influenced her thinking.

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Recommended by

Diane Hare

for individuals in a period of transition who need to disrupt their patterns.

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Mentioned by Michael Singer as a very popular book that helps people realize the mess inside their minds and start growing with it.

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Mencionado por

Alexandra Zatarain

al hablar sobre cómo cambió su forma de procesar las situaciones difíciles.

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Mentioned by

Javier Morodo

when discussing a different conceptualization of consciousness.

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Mentioned by

Rainn Wilson

in the context of meditation and self-awareness.

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Mentioned by

Andrea Gibson

as a book she had read years prior to her cancer diagnosis.

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Mentioned by

Judd Apatow

in the context of his ayahuasca experience and a phrase used to reconnect with himself.

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Mencionado por

Oso Trava

como una lectura pendiente sobre soltar y fluir en la vida.

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Mentioned by

Joshua Fields Milburn

as a book that deeply affected Connor, discussing spiritual blockages called samskaras.

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Mentioned by

Hal Elrod

in relation to the concept of surrender and its role in achieving goals.

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