Empyrean Podcast

In this short 5 minute episode, we explore the realm beyond the conscious mind. A snippet journey into a topic that scholars, yogis and philosophers have been studying. Something which we all experience, yet never talk about. Find out more in this episode.

In this episode, I explore The Self, with particular focus on Carl Jung's concept of The Shadow Self. The aim of this episode is to illuminate the Shadow Self, the aspect of our self that lives hidden within the shadows of the subconscious. By bringing our shadow out, we are a step closer to achieving self mastery. Correction (07:54) I misquoted - the correct quote reads, "Happy is the lion that a man will eat; the lion will become a man. Cursed is the man whom the lion eats for that lion will become a man."

In this episode, we'll break down the five tiers of Maslow's pyramid, starting from the basic physiological needs such as food and shelter, all the way up to the pinnacle of self-actualization.

Taking a more spiritual approach, in this episode I explore the world of spiritualism by taking a popular biblical story and exploring the metaphorical significance and lessons we can extract from this.

In this episode, I adopt a spiritual perspective to uncover the underlying obstacles that impede our journey to success. Is sheer work ethic or motivation sufficient? Or should we focus more on areas that are weighing us down before we work on our drive?

In part 2 of this episode, we explore leadership in more depth.

In this insightful episode, I am joined by Hekmat Hasan, an aspiring journalist and film director. We dive into the history of The Iraq War, taking lessons from the successes and failures of great and not-so-great leaders.

Aiming for perfection is not detrimental. However, when taken too far it can hinder your progress. Join me in this episode with Ferdi Jafar as we discuss perfectionism, starting on a low-budget and making progress.

Join me for an engaging episode as I welcome our very first guest, Ferdi Jafar. Together, we embark on an exploration of generational differences, work ethic, and motivation as we venture off-topic!

In this episode, I read your comments relating to the episode on perception.

In this first episode, I explore perception, how perception is formed and why you should start to develop an awareness of your perceptions.