Hyper Ventilation, Hyper-Ventilation - The Strongest Driver of Sexuality

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If you're looking to transcend waking state consciousness, hyper ventilation, combined with breath holds, is one of the simplest ways you blow off a lot of c o two. This is tony robin's ju on the trampoline for a minute before he jumps out in front of six thousand people, exactly. So that's just one. And another one that is very strongly in codii sexuality. It is the strongest driver we have, outside of breathing and eating,. The very next thing that is on our genetic imprint is to procreate.

What helps you make meaning in challenging times? As you confront COVID, the climate crisis, and all of the challenges we discuss on this show, what helps you avoid nihilism or fundamentalism, and instead access healing, inspiration, and connection?

Today on Your Undivided Attention, we're joined by anthropologist and writer Jamie Wheal. Wheal is the author of Recapture the Rapture: Rethinking God, Sex and Death In a World That's Lost Its Mind. In the book, he makes the case that in order to address the meta-crisis — the interconnected challenges we face, which we talked about in Episode 36 with Daniel Schmachtenberger, we must address the meaning crisis — the need to stay inspired, mended, and bonded in challenging times. Jamie argues that it doesn't matter whether we're staying inspired, mended, and bonded through institutionalized religion or other means as long as meaning-making is inclusively available to everyone.

What we hope you'll walk away with is a humane way to think about how to address the challenges we face, from COVID to climate — by enabling us to make meaning in challenging times.