Relationships in Today's World - Socratic Satsang

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In an age of rapid change, digital distraction, and shifting roles, what does it mean to truly connect? How do we build trust, navigate conflict, and honour both individuality and intimacy in our personal and social relationships?Are relationships constructed and sustained the same way they were 30 years ago?We sit with the questions, and explore what it means to relate, with clarity and compassion, in this modern age.Join us in a discussion between Vinod Nair, Joe Gollner, Denise Levine, Tulip Joshi, Leon Fearon, Kevin Yamamoto, Paulina Eguiguren, Kirstyn Everson Nair and Drake Dyck.www.socraticsatsang.com #Philosophy #VinodNair #Conversations #PersonalGrowth #MentalHealth #Success #SocraticSatsang #Leadership #Socrates #Satsang #EasternPhilosophy #WesternPhilosophy #Stoicism #Hinduism #Existentialism #Metaphysics #Consciousness #PhilosophyPodcast #Neurodivergence #Autism #livingwithautism #Veterans #Motivation #cancer #love #Relationships

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In an age of rapid change, digital distraction, and shifting roles, what does it mean to truly connect? How do we build trust, navigate conflict, and honour both individuality and intimacy in our personal and social relationships?Are relationships...

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