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Mario’s Podcasts
by bsi8i
My podcasts offer tools and insights to navigate my theory and practice of biocognitive science. You are the meaning-maker of your world, and the beliefs you enact affect your biology. The causes of health are inherited and longevity is culturally learned.
Episodes
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Existential Elegance: Antidote to Unrequited Love
Upcoming Live Inquiry: Loving as if Immortal Join me for a live exploration of love, duration, aging, and the cultural beliefs that shape our experience of connection. June 11, 2026 Registration: https://www.biocognitiveculture.com/event-details/loving-as-if-immortal-1 This Episode: Existential...
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The Myth of Willpower
Although the construct of willpower has been studied extensively, recent meta-analysis research show there's no credible evidence for so called willpower. In this audio I propose, personal agency is what moves us to enact or reject an option. I also explain what I consider are the three…
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Antidote to Unrequited Love
When a relationship ends without your choice, there's a sense of helplessness created by the loss. In this audio lesson I explain how to move forward in your journey more empowered and with greater understanding of the constituents of a good relationship. Enjoy... For more about relationships and...
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On Love
A short description of love as a koan for Western minds. Enjoy and ponder...
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Leaving the Tribe
On the personal journey of self, comes a time for the outlier to leave the tribe. Here we discuss the archetypal process and potential threats when we decide to go beyond the known and individuate.
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The Psycholinguistics of Love
Before there was language and grammar, we had emotions with their biological associations, some were to be expressed to others, that we now call transitive verbs, and others did not have an object to receive the action (intransitive verbs). In this lesson I explain why it's important to be…
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In Search of Personal Truth
In this recording I explain the difference between disclosing, confessing, and living your personal truth. You will find profound freedom, once you explore who you really are, free of cultural admonitions. Recall your pristine Self and thrive.
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Parkinsons Recovery - The Cultural Brain and the Immune System
Thank you to Dr. Robert Rodgers at Parkinsons Recovery for this interview. Parkinsons Recovery was founded in 2004 by Robert Rodgers, PhD to provide support, information and resources to persons who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinson's disease....
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How to Identify Your Archetypes
This conversation is all about archetypes from a biocognitive lens for you to: Learn about common archetypes in personal and professional contexts. Differentiate between your job title and your archetypes. Purchase Priority Circles:...
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Turbulence at the Edge of Horizons
Our brain projects time and space based on our experiences. What we see unfolding with people that are important in our lives is archived to later replicate. This can be good or it can be very devastating because you will be superimposing how to experience what you learned by observing others in...
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The Turritopsis Effect: Lessons from the Immortal Jellyfish
Upcoming Live Inquiry: Loving as if Immortal Join me for a live exploration of love, duration, aging, and the cultural beliefs that shape our experience of connection. Registration: https://www.biocognitiveculture.com/event-details/loving-as-if-immortal-1 The Turritopsis is a jellyfish that never...
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Further Lessons from The Drift: Navigating Good Fortune
Challenging the dictum “If it’s too good to be true, it is.” The antidote to this sense of disbelief is found in the graceful acceptance of your worthiness.
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Biocognitive Science Institute: Exploring the Causes of Health in Cultural Contexts (Trailer)
How Longevity is Learned and the Causes of Health Are Inherited
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The Terrain of Joy: How to Navigate Good Fortune
In this episode I explain the biocognitive concept of terrains and how it applies to entering joy and thriving with your good fortune.
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An Introduction to Archetypes, MindScapes, and the Healing Arts of Mario Enrique
In this podcast, I explain the neuropsychology of the visual-spatial images of the right brain and the linguistic symbols of the left brain. As you explore my artwork, you can begin to identify your own archetypes and healing mindscapes to enhance your private journey. To experience more of my...
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Disaging: A View of Aging as an Illness
In biocognition, the latest horizon is exploring a new concept that I call disaging. The premise is to look at aging as an illness rather than a natural progressive deterioration of mind and body. Although a bold concept, so were objects that could fly, the earth is round, and going to the moon....
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
My podcasts offer tools and insights to navigate my theory and practice of biocognitive science. You are the meaning-maker of your world, and the beliefs you enact affect your biology. The causes of health are inherited and longevity is culturally learned.
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