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Explore the concept of feeling lost in life and the inherent wisdom in confusion, challenging the Western idea of knowing as the pinnacle of existence. Discover how embracing uncertainty can lead to newfound self-discovery and freedom from the pressure to constantly have all the answers.

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in today’s episode we talk about the deep state of consciousness that being LOST entails, rather than the inferior state it represents in the western imagination. I frame this in terms of colonial consciousness which privileges "clarity, direction, Knowing, confidence" vs. the deeper truth of the universe, nature, and indigenous consciousness, which embrace chaos, magic, cyclical time, and humility in the face of the unknown and unknowability of all truths of the universe. At the same time, I am sending love as I know being lost feels deeply uncomfortable and isolating. An update episode on the name change is coming soon angels!

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TIMESTAMPS

(01:15): Western imagination

(06:26): What we gain from being lost

(12:30): Birth and Death in life

(17:50): Lost in isolation

(19:30): The God of the Self

(22:18): Finding teachers & surrendering

(24:30): Spiritual awakening

(32:08): The universe is always inviting us

SOURCES MENTIONED:

Essay: Heavy, difficult emotions are important to face & only overwhelming when carried alone by Dr. Ayesha Khan

Book: The Wisdom of Insecurity by Alan Watts