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S.1 Ep.4: Going Back and Forth

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New to Dualistic Unity? Start with this orientation: https://dualisticunity.com/what-is-dualistic-unity/ Join Andrew and Ray as they delve into the complexities of human nature, societal structures, and personal growth. This episode takes you on a journey through their experiences and reflections on living off the grid, the impact of societal norms, and the transformative power of self-awareness. From the environmental changes witnessed firsthand to the deep-seated need for self-honesty, they explore how our understanding of the world shapes our actions and beliefs. Whether discussing the nature of identity, the influence of historical events, or the potential for individual change, this episode offers profound insights into the human experience. Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of themselves and the world around them, this conversation encourages you to embrace change and question the status quo. Read more at Nowhere to Stand: Why Understanding Never Feels Like Enough and When Self-Awareness Starts to Feel Like Surveillance (0:00) The breaking point (8:40) Making ripples (12:57) Questioning yourself (19:25) Finding balance without judgement or attachment (35:54) Serial killers and empathy (41:51) Environment and addiction (47:30) Going home and identification (52:15) There is no good or bad (56:15) We are the creators of value (1:03:47) Laughing at the absurdity (1:09:32) There is no "should" (1:19:24) You're always changing AND always yourself Join us for live group discussions every week on Patreon!

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New to Dualistic Unity? Start with this orientation:https://dualisticunity.com/what-is-dualistic-unity/ Join Andrew and Ray as they delve into the complexities of human nature, societal structures, and personal growth. This episode takes you on a journey through their experiences and reflections on living off the grid, the impact of societal norms, and the transformative power of self-awareness. From the environmental changes witnessed firsthand to the deep-seated need for self-honesty, they explore how our understanding of the world shapes our actions and beliefs. Whether discussing the nature of identity, the influence of historical events, or the potential for individual change, this episode offers profound insights into the human experience. Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of themselves and the world around them, this conversation encourages you to embrace change and question the status quo. Read more at Nowhere to Stand: Why Understanding Never Feels Like Enough and When Self-Awareness Starts to Feel Like Surveillance (0:00) The breaking point(8:40) Making ripples(12:57) Questioning yourself(19:25) Finding balance without judgement or attachment(35:54) Serial killers and empathy(41:51) Environment and addiction(47:30) Going home and identification(52:15) There is no good or bad(56:15) We are the creators of value(1:03:47) Laughing at the absurdity(1:09:32) There is no "should"(1:19:24) You're always changing AND always yourself Join us for live group discussions every week on Patreon!

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