Keyword: yoga

Happy Again September 5, 2007

Host: Armand DiMeleGuests: Ed Elkin, Roberta Maria Acchi

In this episode, Armand DiMele explores the fascinating relationship between humans, animals, and mind-altering substances. He discusses how various species, including elephants and monkeys, engage in behaviors to achieve altered states of consciousness, challenging the notion that drug use is inherently negative. The conversation delves into the therapeutic potential of psychedelics, the importance of guidance in their use, and the cultural implications of mind expansion. Guests share personal experiences and insights, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of consciousness and the role of substances in enhancing human experience.

Healing Power March 30, 2006

In this episode, Armand DiMele explores the complex relationship between fear and healing. He discusses how fear, while essential for survival, can also dictate our behaviors and choices. Armand emphasizes the importance of quiet time and relaxation in various healing practices, from meditation to sound therapy. He shares insights on how different therapies aim to alleviate fear and promote safety, ultimately leading to a sense of well-being. The episode also touches on the societal constructs around safety and the role of fear in our daily lives.

Midlife Changes and Reinvention Undated

Host: Armand DiMeleGuests: Kent Robertshaw, Linda Vanella

In this episode, Armand DiMele engages with psychiatrist Kent Robertshaw and psychotherapist Linda Vanella Vanella Vanilla to explore the profound changes that occur in midlife. They discuss the impact of hormonal shifts, such as decreasing testosterone and estrogen, on emotional well-being and identity. The conversation delves into how these changes can lead to a reinvention of self, allowing individuals to embrace new roles and experiences. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding one’s chemistry and the freedom that comes with shedding societal pressures, ultimately encouraging listeners to find joy and curiosity in life’s transitions.