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Exploring Reality, Maybe podcast explores the nature of reality, what the mind, intellect and ego might be and how to play with perception, identity and the ego.
We are interviewing neuroscientists, quantum physicists, biologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, plant medicine scientists, tantric mystics and artists to explore these issues. At the end of each podcast, a non-dual tantric practice will be shared to “relax” the intellect and “melt” reality so an expansive sense of consciousness is experienced throughout your day.
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Exploring Reality, Maybe podcast explores the nature of reality, what the mind, intellect and ego might be and how to play with perception, identity and the ego.
We are interviewing neuroscientists, quantum physicists, biologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, plant medicine scientists, tantric mystics and artists to explore these issues. At the end of each podcast, a non-dual tantric practice will be shared to “relax” the intellect and “melt” reality so an expansive sense of consciousness is experienced throughout your day.
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In this thought-provoking episode of Exploring Reality Maybe , we dive into the profound intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and Jewish philosophy with Mois Navon. As a founding engineer at Mobileye and an ordained rabbi, Mois has dedicated his career to exploring the moral implications of technology. His research on the moral status of AI, combined with his deep understanding of Jewish thought, provides a unique lens through which we can examine the challenges and opportunities posed by AI. Throughout the conversation, we explore how AI might shape ethical decision-making, particularly in complex geopolitical conflicts such as the Israel-Gaza situation. Mois shares insights on human creativity, the philosophical implications of AI consciousness, and whether machines can truly possess morality. Drawing from ancient Jewish wisdom, he provides a framework for navigating the ethical dilemmas AI presents today. As we move deeper into the AI revolution, Mois urges us to see technology as a tool rather than a replacement for human creativity and morality. This episode challenges listeners to rethink their relationship with AI, their sense of purpose, and how we can maintain our humanity in an age increasingly driven by intelligent machines.…
In this thought-provoking episode of Exploring Reality Maybe, we sit down with Ellyn Ito, a visionary entrepreneur and co-founder of Interstil, to explore the cutting-edge world of neuromodulating technologies and the rise of electroceuticals. From vagus nerve stimulation to non-invasive brain modulation, Ellyn and her team are at the forefront of developing groundbreaking solutions aimed at reducing anxiety, enhancing relaxation, and supporting mental wellness without the reliance on pharmaceuticals. Ellyn shares her deeply personal journey—rooted in family history, cultural influences, and personal experiences—that led her to pioneer this revolutionary technology. She discusses the science behind MindVybe, a portable neurostimulation device designed to improve mood, alleviate stress, and enhance cognitive function through vagus nerve and acupressure point stimulation. We also dive into the broader implications of neuromodulation for ADHD, autism, addiction recovery, neurodegenerative diseases, and its application within corporate wellness programs. Is this the future of mental health? Can we truly shift from pharmaceuticals to electroceuticals? Ellyn gives us a glimpse into the next frontier of non-invasive mental wellness technology and how it could transform the way we manage stress, anxiety, and overall neurological health.…
In this meditation, we play with perception, identity, and the ego, dissolving reality into a pure state of peace. Following dharna number 49 from the Vigyan Bhairav Tantra , this simple yet profound practice invites you to step into a memory of joy and serenity—perhaps by the beach, on a veranda, or beside a still lake. As you immerse yourself in this peaceful space, you’ll become one with it, pushing away distractions and allowing the essence of peace to overflow within you. Let go of the past and future. There is only this moment, only the presence of stillness. Whenever agitation arises, return to this practice, knowing that your mind shapes your reality. Peace is always within reach.…
What does it truly mean to be resilient? How do we navigate adversity, reframe our mindset, and cultivate well-being in a world that constantly challenges us? In this episode of Exploring Reality, Maybe , we sit down with Dr. Eva Selhub, a globally renowned expert in resilience, leadership, and mind-body medicine. With nearly two decades at Harvard Medical School and extensive experience in integrative health, Dr. Selhub shares her remarkable journey from Western medicine to a holistic, mind-body approach—one shaped by personal adversity and a deep quest for understanding human resilience. Through this conversation, we explore the science behind resilience, including its genetic and environmental factors, the six pillars of well-being, and how leaders can integrate personal health into their professional lives. Dr. Selhub also delves into the mind-body connection, stress regulation techniques, and the power of self-compassion—offering practical tools that anyone can apply in their daily lives. Tune in now to discover actionable strategies for building resilience, managing stress, and thriving in all aspects of life!…
Have You Discovered Your Home Base Within? Imagine a place of peace, safety, and stillness that exists within you—a space where you can retreat, recharge, and reconnect with your true self. This "home base" is your internal sanctuary, a precious ground of being that offers comfort and clarity amid life's chaos. By simply sitting quietly, relaxing your body, and tuning into your breath, you can access this familiar and nurturing terrain. It’s not about doing or achieving, but simply being—observing thoughts, emotions, and sensations as they arise and pass. In this present moment, free from past worries or future anxieties, you can find your center and thrive.…
The Luminous Cellular You: Embracing Wholeness and Letting Go of Perfectionism In this transformative meditation, we dive deep into the concepts of incompleteness and perfectionism—the silent killers of joy and self-acceptance. Through guided awareness and a luminous body practice, you’ll learn to release the judgment of "not enoughness" and reconnect with the exquisite wholeness of who you already are in this moment. Join us on an inner journey as we dissolve boundaries, illuminate every cell with vibrant golden light, and embrace the limitless nature of our being. Whether you're seeking peace amidst chaos or a new perspective on self-worth, this episode offers a gentle reminder: you don’t need to do more or be more—you are already complete. Visit the Exploring Reality Maybe website for additional resources, including the Consciousness Kit to deepen your practice. Tune in, let go, and illuminate your reality.…
In this episode of Exploring Reality Maybe, we delve into the complex and evolving world of mental health, trauma, and addiction with our esteemed guests, Dr. Yesenia Almaguer and Andrew Dits. Dr. Almaguer, an addiction psychiatrist, ketamine-assisted psychotherapist, and co-founder of SOHL, brings a science-driven yet deeply human perspective to healing trauma and addiction. Her unique journey, from growing up in a Texas-Mexico border town surrounded by silent suffering to pioneering innovative mental health solutions, highlights her passion for integrating science, connection, and holistic care. Andrew Dits, CEO and co-founder of SOHL, shares his personal story of attachment trauma and addiction, offering rare insights into the lived experience of recovery. With over a decade of experience working privately as an interventionist, case manager, and recovery coach, Andrew discusses how his work emphasizes long-term, wraparound care that goes beyond quick fixes to foster sustainable healing for individuals and families. Together, Dr. Almaguer and Andrew explore critical topics, including the role of trauma in addiction, the brain's complex relationship with substance use, and the emerging promise of psychedelics in mental health care. They address the challenges of modern treatment systems, the limitations of traditional approaches like SSRIs, and why psychedelics such as MDMA and ketamine are reshaping how we view treatment-resistant conditions like PTSD. The conversation also highlights the critical importance of connection in healing. Through their company, SOHL, they bridge the gap between clinical expertise and real-life recovery, building integrated care plans that bring together psychiatrists, therapists, coaches, and families to support clients holistically. Andrew reflects on how meditation, harm reduction, and personal connection play vital roles in recovery, while Dr. Almaguer shares fascinating anecdotes that highlight the science and realities of addiction, from dopamine regulation to the profound challenges of breaking cycles of dependency. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the intersections of trauma, mental health, and addiction recovery. Dr. Almaguer and Andrew’s partnership—balancing science, compassion, and lived experience—offers a refreshing and hopeful lens on what it truly takes to heal. Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of mental health care and the powerful role of human connection in redefining recovery.…
Today we will explore a transformative approach to daily living—shifting from task-driven routines to a more present, experiential way of being. Are we defined by our roles, or can we move beyond the labels of CEO, parent, or leader to connect with the flow of life? Discover how to embrace the arising of experiences, reduce the grip of identity, and navigate your day with a sense of curiosity and playfulness. We’ll also dive into practical mindfulness practices, including a guided meditation to help you reconnect with your inner self and the sensory richness of the present moment. Join us as we uncover the path to living a more fulfilling, balanced, and conscious life. 🎧 Tune in now and learn how to let go, flow, and truly experience each moment.…
1 #21- Exploring Healing from Within: Dr. Aleksandra Filipovic on the Mind-Body Connection and Resilience 42:03
In this compelling episode of Exploring Reality Maybe , Dr. Aleksandra Filipovic, a holistic practitioner and integrative medical doctor, joins us to discuss the profound connection between the mind and body in achieving health and wellness. With a PhD in cancer cell biology, Dr. Filipovic merges her extensive expertise in oncology, drug development, and holistic healing to guide patients through transformative health journeys. Dr. Filipovic works closely with individuals facing cancer and autoimmune diseases, addressing both the underlying clinical factors and the emotional challenges associated with these diagnoses. She shares how her upbringing in a family steeped in science and medicine laid the groundwork for her passion for oncology and cancer biology. She also reveals how her personal battle with autoimmune disease became a catalyst for her groundbreaking work in reconnecting the mind and body. By integrating Western medical practices with holistic modalities, she empowers individuals to heal their body, mind, and spirit. This episode delves into the innovative HEAL method (Health, Empowerment, Awareness, and Love), a personalized approach to care that embraces mind-body techniques, spirituality, and self-reflection. Dr. Filipovic discusses how understanding belief systems, addressing trauma, and fostering a connection with oneself can profoundly impact health outcomes. Tune in to learn how integrative medicine is revolutionizing care—addressing environmental and genetic factors, fostering resilience, and healing from within. Whether you're curious about holistic wellness or seeking a deeper understanding of the mind-body connection, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.…
1 # 20 Exploring the Depths of Spinoza: Intellectual Love, Pantheism, and Morality with Erik Dreff 36:37
In this episode of Exploring Reality Maybe , we dive into the intricate world of Baruch Spinoza and the philosophical underpinnings that shape modern thought with our distinguished guest, Erik Dreff, a lecturer at Rutgers University and an expert in Jewish philosophy and the works of Spinoza. Erik shares insights from his research on Spinoza's concept of the “intellectual love of God” and explores how Spinoza's ideas about determinism, pantheism, and ethics continue to challenge and inspire contemporary conversations on faith, science, and human existence. Erik discusses how Spinoza's radical ideas pushed the boundaries between medieval and modern philosophy. We explore his influence on modern democratic ideals, including freedom of speech and the separation of church and state, ideas rooted in Spinoza’s deeply theological yet radically progressive worldview. Erik also sheds light on Spinoza's controversial views, which ultimately led to his excommunication from the Jewish community, and examines how Spinoza's legacy continues to impact thinkers across disciplines, from Hegel and Nietzsche to contemporary debates on faith and rationalism. Join us for a conversation that journeys through the intersections of science, religion, and human experience. From the concept of pantheism to questions of universal morality and the nature of the ego, Erik provides a rich, thought-provoking exploration of what it means to live an examined life and pursue philosophical truth.…
In this episode of Exploring Reality Maybe, step into a world of healing, connection, and transformation with Charley Winninger, psychotherapist, psychoanalyst, and author of Listening to Ecstasy. Known as an elder in New York’s psychedelic community, Charley brings 35 years of therapeutic expertise to our conversation, exploring the profound ways psychedelics can support emotional health and facilitate deeper, more meaningful connections. He shares his journey from corporate life to counseling, revealing his lifelong dedication to becoming "part of the solution" in a world filled with isolation and suffering. Charley explains how MDMA, often called the "love drug," holds unique power in trauma healing and couples therapy. From releasing an “uncanny cocktail” of bonding hormones to fostering empathy and openness, MDMA creates a safe space for individuals to face past trauma and rediscover connection with themselves and others. Charley describes how, as a non-hallucinogenic drug, MDMA provides a way for people to "roll" through difficult emotions and break free from their mental barriers—all within a therapeutic setting. This drug, he argues, is a paradigm-busting tool that could potentially redefine traditional views on mental health and healing. We also discuss the broader social and political potential of psychedelics to bridge divides and foster unity in a polarized world. Charley explains how shared MDMA experiences can build empathy, transform communities, and help us reconnect on a deeply human level beyond politics. Through his own unique gatherings of "serious fun," Charley offers a vision for using psychedelics to nurture compassion and connection in society, where people can come together, heal, and build relationships that last. As the 2024 election approaches, tune in for an enlightening journey into the mind and heart of how to be with each other in a divided world.…
In this episode of Exploring Reality Maybe, we are joined by Rabbi Geoff Mitelman, the Founding Director of Sinai and Synapses, an organization dedicated to bridging the worlds of science and religion. Rabbi Mitelman discusses the common perception that these fields are at odds and explains how his work is helping to reshape this narrative. Through initiatives like "Scientists in Synagogues," he provides communities with the tools and language to explore both faith and scientific inquiry, encouraging personal growth and societal betterment. Rabbi Mitelman delves into the core questions that both religion and science seek to answer, such as "Who are we?" and "How should we act in the world?" He challenges the notion that religion is static, portraying it as a dynamic process similar to scientific exploration. He also reflects on how his theology, inspired by process theology and religious naturalism, has helped him view God in everyday human experiences, such as healing, connection, and community support. The conversation also touches on Rabbi Mitelman’s personal experiences, including his appearance on Jeopardy! and the valuable lessons he learned from it. From discussing the ethics of scientific discovery to exploring the infinite value of life, this episode offers listeners a deep and thoughtful perspective on the evolving relationship between science and spirituality.…
Imagine a world where the debilitating effects of depression could be treated in just five days. In this eye-opening episode of Exploring Reality Maybe , we uncover a groundbreaking new approach to battling depression. Join us as we speak with Brandon Bentzley, Co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Magnus Medical, who reveals the journey behind a revolutionary treatment known as Stanford Accelerated Intelligent Neuromodulation Therapy (SAINT). Unlike traditional therapies that take weeks, months or even years to work, SAINT offers rapid relief for those suffering from treatment-resistant depression. Brandon, a pioneer in psychiatry, neuroscience, and physics, explains how SAINT leverages cutting-edge brain science to deliver personalized, non-invasive neuromodulation therapy—helping patients rediscover their true selves in just days. We’ll break down how this technology is changing the game, why it’s an essential option for millions struggling with depression, and what it means for the future of mental health care. Whether you’re battling depression, know someone who is, or are curious about the latest innovations in psychiatric treatments, this episode offers hope and insight into a brighter future for mental health.…
In this episode of Exploring Reality Maybe , we dive deep into the fascinating and complex world of brain imaging with Dr. David Zald, a leading expert in the field of neuroscience. As the inaugural Director of the Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research at Rutgers University, Dr. Zald has dedicated over 25 years to studying the brain’s structure and function through the lens of advanced neuroimaging techniques like MRI and PET scans. His research focuses on how individual differences in the brain are linked to a variety of psychiatric and neurological disorders, including anxiety, depression, addiction, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Zald walks us through how brain imaging not only helps us understand the neural underpinnings of these conditions but also plays a pivotal role in developing new and more effective treatments. We explore how the brain's plasticity, or malleability, allows us to track changes over time, offering unique insights into the efficacy of various interventions. This malleability opens up exciting possibilities for monitoring recovery and tailoring treatments to individual patients, making brain imaging an essential tool in modern psychiatry. Throughout the episode, Dr. Zald shares insights into cutting-edge treatments such as neuromodulation and deep brain stimulation (DBS), which have revolutionized the way we treat conditions like depression and Parkinson’s disease. From using magnetic pulses to stimulate brain areas to placing electrodes deep within the brain to control motor functions, these therapies are redefining what’s possible in mental health care. Dr. Zald also discusses how these interventions can bring immediate changes in patients, such as alleviating tremors or boosting mood in treatment-resistant depression, shedding light on the future of psychiatric treatment. But it’s not just about high-tech solutions. Dr. Zald delves into how neuroimaging is helping us better understand emotions and emotional regulation, particularly through the study of the amygdala—an area of the brain that plays a critical role in how we process fear and other emotions. His work reveals how neuroimaging can link personality traits and emotional responses to specific brain activity patterns, helping us gain a better grasp of how our brains shape our emotional lives. Whether you’re a neuroscience enthusiast or simply curious about how the brain works, this episode offers a compelling look at the latest discoveries in brain science and mental health. Dr. Zald’s expertise provides a clear, accessible guide to the ways in which neuroimaging is transforming our understanding of the human brain, the disorders that affect it, and the therapies that could potentially cure or mitigate their impact.…
In this episode of Exploring Reality Maybe , we delve into the fascinating world of transcendent thinking and its profound impact on adolescent brain development. A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at UCLA and USC reveals how deep reflective thinking not only shapes the mind but can also have long-lasting effects on emotional well-being and personal relationships. Join hosts Jody and David as they unpack these complex scientific findings, exploring what happens when young minds engage with the world in ways that go beyond the surface. At the heart of this episode is a unique study that tracked adolescents over a five-year period, using advanced brain imaging techniques like fMRI to investigate how transcendent thinking influences brain function. By examining how teenagers engage in reflective, value-based thinking—referred to as “transcendent construal”—scientists uncovered an intriguing link between this type of thought and the harmonization of key brain networks. These findings suggest that individuals who engage more deeply with ethical, emotional, and social issues exhibit measurable changes in their brain architecture, leading to greater self-awareness and fulfillment. The conversation goes beyond just brain scans, though. Jody and David discuss how this research opens up new possibilities for educators, parents, and anyone interested in human development. Could encouraging transcendent thinking in teenagers be a key to helping them grow not only intellectually but emotionally? The episode delves into practical takeaways from this study, offering insights into how fostering reflective environments can lead to happier, more emotionally connected individuals. This episode will change the way you think about the brain, adolescence, and the untapped potential of transcendent thought. Prepare for a deep dive into the science behind how expansive thinking shapes not just the mind, but the entire human experience.…
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