EvolutionFM

Scientist and meditation practitioner Jay Sanguinetti discusses using cutting-edge technology to induce equanimity and mindfulness for mental health. The conversation explores integrating neuroscience, technology, and mindfulness to uplift humanity, focusing on precision brain stimulation, the science of mindfulness and well-being, and aligning self, society, and technology.

Kim Barta, a shadow work expert, discusses the nuances of uncovering and healing unconscious patterns. Topics include aligning techniques with disturbances for accelerated healing, transforming racism with love, and exploring perspectives and empathy through psychological development.

Andrés Gómez-Emilsson, from Qualia Research Institute, explores using math to understand consciousness and emotional valence. Topics include coherence, energy channels, qualia properties, neural annealing, and the relationship between empathy and consciousness.

Life has probably never felt more frenetic and speedy for humans than it does today. Technology and culture have made it easy to always be on, always be productive, always be improving ourselves, and always be running to the next thing. Underlying this behavior is the idea that more and faster is what’s going to create the best experience and outcomes. But is that true? I think it behooves us to take stock on how this narrative is actually playing out for our well-being and prosperity. And are there times in life when it is particularly useful to slow down? Today’s guest Steve Schlafman thinks so. Steve is the first boomerang guest I’ve had on the show. This time he is coming back to talk about Downshift, the world’s first decelerator for high performers.  Steve has been a leader, investor, and coach in the world of startups and technology. More recently he has focused on helping higher performers in periods of transition. Full episode notes and links https://blog.scottbritton.me/s/evolutionfm-podcast 🌀This podcast is sponsored by Conscious Talent - where business leaders and companies who value both inner work and professional excellence connect. Learn more and join the Conscious Talent network here: https://www.conscioustalent.com/

Discover how a near-death experience led Ron Michael to usher in a new paradigm of health, focusing on the body's innate intelligence and frequency. Explore the role of detoxification, cleansing, and personalized protocols in unlocking peak health. Learn about the importance of awareness, discerning product quality, and detox sequences for overall well-being.

Explore the power of Kundalini awakening and aligning with divine intelligence. Learn about energy flow, energy centers, and embracing transformation through Kundalini energy. Dive into the spiritual origins of intuition and genius, and discover the impact of surrendering to benevolent intelligence for personal growth.

Life is kind of funny in that pretty much everyone is trying to do the same thing - create a good experience. Yet we all run around with such profoundly different ideas of how to do that. The central idea in today’s conversation is the art of creating a good experience.  Our guest is Burgs, the founder of the art of meditation. I first discovered him through this beautiful Mt. Wolf track a few years ago. Since then he has become one of my favorite teachers to listen to Spotify. Like many teachers, Burgs life took him to Asia where he studied and practiced under the guidance of some of the world’s greatest living masters. He moved back to England at the request of one of his teachers where he has been teaching meditation for the past 25 years. Full episode notes and links https://blog.scottbritton.me/s/evolutionfm-podcast 🌀This podcast is sponsored by Conscious Talent - where business leaders and companies who value both inner work and professional excellence connect. Learn more and join the Conscious Talent network here: https://www.conscioustalent.com/

Explore the guest's journey through mystical traditions and meditation practices, advocating for unconditional living. Dive into the projection of reality, karma's influence, and the pursuit of inner peace. Learn about vibrational states, intuitive living, and awakening intuition through meditation. Delve into Nirvana, meditative states, and the guest's future retreat plans and ongoing book series.

Nadine Kreisberger, expert in discovering inner wisdom and truth, discusses finding wisdom within oneself and the concept of the inner wise one. They explore the paths of stumbling upon wisdom, becoming an alchemist of one's life, and the warrior within. They emphasize the significance of compassion, connecting with inner wisdom, and understanding the different facets of oneself for personal growth.

I think a lot about how to integrate working on consciousness in the business world. Some people view these things as best kept separate, but this idea or path never resonated with me. If we’re going to spend so much time in the working why not use that as an opportunity for Self discovery? A lot of people think we are going through a shift in human consciousness. Many people think this is a necessity if humans want to continue to live here. I agree with both. The question is how do we usher in a more harmonious way of being and society? If consciousness is part of the solution, I don’t expect large portions of the population to all of a sudden become renunciates. It seems like we’re going to need more and more efforts to integrate consciousness work with existing parts of life like work in ways where the sum is greater than the parts. I love learning about this intersection and people who are pushing it forward. Today’s guest Scott Shute is doing exactly that. Scott is the co-founder of Changing Work and was the first head of mindfulness and compassion at LinkedIn.  His story is a powerful one that demonstrates how our calling often starts as a seed in an unexpected place before it can blossom into something bigger. Scott was a customer operations executive who volunteered to host a meditation session at LinkedIn for employees. One person showed up to the first session. But he kept at it he was still VP of Customer Operations and gradually he became known inside the company for leading meditations. Eventually this turned into a full time position pioneering mindfulness and compassion internally at LinkedIn. Full episode notes and links https://blog.scottbritton.me/s/evolutionfm-podcast 🌀This podcast is sponsored by Conscious Talent - where business leaders and companies who value both inner work and professional excellence connect. Learn more and join the Conscious Talent network here: https://www.conscioustalent.com/