Objectifying The Tao (What Is Now? Podcast)

Lao-Tzu said, "The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao." Here, we explore the ways in which we try to "tell the Tao," and how we might get closer to simply being "It." Each of these sessions begins with one minute of silence followed by an unplanned interpersonal exploration of the present moment and finishes with a short guided meditation based on the themes of the session.

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I appreciate both of you, your openness, enthusiasm and friendship! As. This sweet and fascinating episode says, words fail! But the messsge comes through 🙏🫶🏼💗💐

Nice mix of discussing science, it's checks and balances vs the subjective experience of an individual as valid as science is. My son has pervasive mental illness and my grandson age 9 is seeing ghosts. I don't question their realities but rather I open my curiosity to help validate what's feels real to them as long as there is no self harm. I am reading Radical Wholeness by Philip Shepherd. I would be interested in a discussion from you two on his cutting through preconceived notions of self and what science seems to want to hold onto at all costs. Thank you for your time and effort.